PUBLIC Service minister Paul Mavima says work-related deaths and injuries are costing the country’s economy and urged companies to combine efforts with the government in investing in resilient occupational …
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TREASURY has released $14,4 billion and US$16,3 million as payment to farmers for crops delivered for the 2021/22 season, while $1,8 billion and US$2 million remain outstanding. In a statement …
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RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) says business volumes increased significantly in the half year ended June 30, 2022 driven by a strong performance from conferencing activities. The recovery in the conferencing …
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THE total gross premium written (GPW) by Zimbabwe’s micro-insurers increased by 198 percent to $619 million over the half-year to June 30, 2022, an industry report shows. Micro-insurance is typically …
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ZIMBABWE is actively seeking to attract Turkish investors into various sectors of the economy as relations between the two countries grow. Zimbabwe opened its embassy in Ankara in 2019 and …
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BRIDGEFORT Capital (BFC), formerly MedTech Holdings, has warned that a review of Zimbabwe’s capital gains tax (CGT) to 40 percent, as recently proposed by the Treasury, would “undermine” the country’s …
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INFRASTRUCTURE development plays a critical role in promoting economic growth towards the country’s Vision 2030 of becoming a middle-income economy, a Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) official has said. RBZ …
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MOST of Zimbabwe’s formally employed individuals do not have a pension arrangement other than the compulsory “inadequate” state plan, an industry report shows. In a report for the quarter to …
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THE government says it is working on modalities to ensure health insurance policyholders are not charged shortfalls, at a time medical aid societies collected ZWL$21 billion from contributors in 2021. …
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TAX MATTERS: New tax law on listed shares not so mischievous after all!
https://fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-284717.mp3?cb=1732294704.mp3PROCEEDINGS in the National Assembly pertaining to the debate on the Finance Bill have displayed the House’s displeasure at the prescribed rate on the sale of listed marketable securities, which …
