finance

Cut fuel taxes, levies — government told

AMID rising global oil prices, on the back of firm demand for fuel as the world recovers from the ruinous coronavirus pandemic, local businesses are calling for the government to cut fuel taxes and levies, claiming the fees are further pushing up retail prices in the country. This comes as the Zimbabwe Regulatory Energy Authority…

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AfCFTA: Zim keen to enhance competitiveness

ZIMBABWE is creating bilateral relations with other countries in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to improve its competitiveness and productivity, Industry minister Sekai Nzenza has said. Speaking during a Global Federation of Competitiveness Councils’ (GFCC) virtual meeting last week, the minister said it was imperative for Zimbabwe to learn from the best in…

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TAX MATTERS: Estate planning preserves value of assets

https://fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-276736.mp3?cb=1732295231.mp3ESTATE  planning is the process of anticipating and arranging for the disposal of an estate during a person’s life. The process involves matters such as writing a will to designate beneficiaries, or who will receive one’s assets after death. It may also involve setting up trusts in such a way as to reduce estate tax…

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Zim businesses applaud interest rate adjustment

BUSINESS leaders have welcomed the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s (RBZ) recent interest rate adjustment, saying it will encourage savings and deter speculation. Following a period of sustained stability in Zimbabwe, which saw inflation falling from a peak of 838 percent last July to 50 percent in August this year, inflation increased to 52 percent in…

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Horticulture industry reels under Covid-19

DESPITE many global economies opening up amid a decline in the number of Covid-19 infections, Zimbabwe’s horticulture industry is still reeling under the pandemic, with players in the sector now incurring increased overhead expenses, the Horticultural Development Council (HDC) has said. HDC’s chief executive, Linda Nielsen, said the global shipping crisis caused by the pandemic…

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Industry challenged to adopt circular economy

A SENIOR government official says Zimbabwe must adopt a circular economy, which involves the recycling of waste to promote a sustainable environment management system. Environment ministry chief director for Environment, Climate and Meteorology, Prosper Matondi, recently told an Environmental Management Agency (EMA) 2022 strategic planning review workshop that a circular economy was well-suited for both…

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Platinum Groupe wins European award

INVESTMENT group, Platinum Groupe (Platinum), has won a European award from Capital Finance International (CFI) in recognition of its deal making exploits in Zimbabwe and abroad. Other notable winners under the prestigious awards, include global real estate investor Blue Rock, South African banking group Absa’s Seychelles wing, ING Bank, computer maker IBM, beverages maker PepsiCo,…

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GB in positive growth outlook

GENERAL Beltings Holdings (GB) expects its rubber division to continue to grow with the improvements in raw materials availability, due to an ongoing return to normalcy in supply channels, as authorities around the world have been lifting Covid-19 restrictions. The company saw volumes for the chemicals and rubber division growing 31 percent and 48 percent,…

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LEGAL MATTERS: The anti-graft dragnet: How private assets can be forfeited… and how to defend against it

IT was recently reported that a popular Zambian journalist was found with US$4 million in her house, whose origins she could not explain. It was presumed that the funds were the proceeds of crime as their source could not be justified. It was also reported that she forfeited the upmarket house at which the cash…

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Inflation buffets fund managers

IMARA Asset Management (Imara) says rising inflation is piling pressure on local pension funds and insurance companies as money market assets are no longer an option. In a recent note, Imara chief executive John Legat said local pension funds and insurance firms are particularly restricted because they cannot convert their ZWL cashflows into US$ for…

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