By Leonita Mhishi WHEN the cool winds sweep through Harare’s new housing estates or dance past the rooftops of an innovative office block, there’s a quiet revolution happening in Zimbabwe’s …
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Registration of proprietors renting space to presumptive taxpayers
by Staff Writerby Staff WriterBy Simbarashe Hamudi THE taxation landscape is witnessing a notable transformation with the introduction of regulatory measures specifically aimed at enhancing compliance among proprietors leasing land or premises to presumptive …
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THE Financial Gazette will host its Annual Tax Review Breakfast Meeting on 20 February 2026 at the Rainbow Towers Hotel in Harare. Renowned for providing critical insights into Zimbabwe’s taxation landscape, the …
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VICTORIA Foods anticipates a robust recovery supported by improved harvests expected this year and new operational strategies to offset steep earnings decline that has rocked the food processor recently. Following …
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NMBZ Holdings has acquired a controlling stake in the Zambian deposit-taking microfinance institution, Entrepreneurs Financial Centre (EFC), following regulatory approval from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission. The strategic acquisition …
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NEDBANK Zimbabwe has appointed Heresy Herry as acting managing director with effect from January 23, 2025, taking over from Sibongile Moyo, who resigned. Herry, currently head of origination and sales, …
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TANGANDA Tea Company is seeking shareholder approval to raise US$8 million through a rights offer, with the fresh capital earmarked to support working capital needs and fund key capital projects. …
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INVICTUS Energy (Invictus) says it has terminated its agreement with Al Mansour Holdings (AMH) after failing to agree on revised terms. AMH is owned by Sheikh Mansour Bin Jabor Bin …
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WILLDALE’S plant utilisation was at 40 percent during the year ended September 30, 2025, due to working capital constraints that disrupted raw material supply and impacted maintenance work. The brick-making …
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INDEPENDENT accounting and business advisory firm Baker Tilly has welcomed the government’s decision to reduce the Intermediate Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) while increasing Value Added Tax (VAT), saying the measures …