Masimba Makwembere ZIMBABWEAN tobacco sales have reached US$768.5 million from 306.2 million kilogrammes sold during the current marketing season. This comes as tobacco farmers have been expressing anger over low prices being offered at auction floors and have pleaded with the government to intervene to protect their interests. In a statement released at the weekend,…
Simbarashe Hamudi ZIMBABWE has introduced a significant reform to its transfer pricing regime through the amendment of the Thirty-Fifth Schedule to the Income Tax Act. With effect from January 1,…
Bothwell P. Nyajeka ONE of the questions I am frequently asked during board advisory assignments is whether the company secretary is part of the board. The answer is an emphatic…
Mike E. Juru ZIMBABWE’S Constitution doesn’t treat the environment as an afterthought: Section 73 gives everyone the right to an environment that is not harmful to health or well-being, and…
Leonita Mhishi FOR decades, property ownership in Zimbabwe has been viewed as the ultimate marker of financial success. A house in Harare’s northern suburbs, a cluster of rental flats in…
Jackson T. Mashinge BIG data analytics is quickly becoming a high-impact capability for accounting and audit functions, and in Zimbabwe it is increasingly shaping how work gets done, how evidence…
By Saritha Rai, Bloomberg Employees across industries continue to adopt AI tools at a rapid rate, yet the technology’s impact on productivity and efficiency is uneven and muddled, according to a…
By Liesl Peyper and Suren Naidoo South Africa received its first credit-rating upgrade from Fitch Ratings in almost 21 years on Friday, with the agency raising the country’s long-term foreign and…
KINGS Point Financial Services has embarked on an ambitious project to rehabilitate 50 swimming pools at the country’s learning institutions within the next two years. The first school to benefit was Courtney Selous Primary School in Harare, with Kings Point chief executive Nyasha Manjengwa stating that this was only the beginning of the far-reaching Neptunes…
THE Southern Africa Association of Accountants (SAAA) has introduced the Accounting Technician Qualification for Africa (ATQA) to improve bookkeeping standards and tax compliance in the informal sector. The initiative comes as many informal businesses continue to operate outside the tax net because they lack knowledge of bookkeeping, tax obligations and the benefits of compliance. In…
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