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ZIMBABWE is advocating for a global shift toward peace-based diplomacy and economic coopera­tion to build competitive, intercon­nected industries. Speaking at a diplomats’ forum yesterday during the ongoing Zimba­bwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), the minister of Foreign Affairs, Amon Murwira, emphasised that the nation’s foreign policy was firmly anchored in constitutional principles rather than abstract concepts….

STEADFAST fiscal discipline and unwavering policy predictability are prerequisites for attracting investment and for unlocking rapid economic transformation in the country, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has said.Speaking at a business conference here, during the ongoing Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), Chiwenga added yesterday that the government also remained seized with further building confidence in the…

A ONE-STOP border post must be urgently established at the Plumtree-Ramokgwebana crossing, to eliminate bottlenecks that continue to hamper trade between Zimbabwe and Botswana.So said Botswana president Duma Gideon Boko in Harare yesterday, during the 5th session of the Zimbabwe-Botswana Bi-National Commission (BNC).He added that growing investment flows between the two countries demanded urgent infrastructure…

THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has given a nine days grace period to taxpayers to voluntarily disclose undeclared income or tax for last year.This comes amid concerns by the tax collector of systemic corruption, smuggling, and tax evasion, continuing to cripple authorities’ revenue mobilisation efforts and to sabotage national development.In a notice yesterday, Zimra said…

THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) says tobacco sales have so far reached US$369 million from 138 million kilogrammes sold during the current marketing season.TIMB yesterday said this year’s marketing season was progressing well.“As of 20 April 2026, a total of 138 398 693 kilogrammes of tobacco, valued at US$369 020 915, has been…

THE police have warned the public against the illegal possession and transportation of explosives saying offenders will be prosecuted.Police national spokesperson Paul Nyathi yesterday said it was a criminal offence to handle or move explosives without proper authorisation.“The Zimbabwe Republic Police reminds Zimbabweans and foreigners that in terms of the Explosives Act … it is…

SYSTEMIC corruption, smuggling, and tax evasion are continuing to cripple authorities’ revenue mobilisation efforts and to sabotage national development, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has warned.Speaking at a breakfast meeting here yesterday, Zimra’s acting Commissioner-General Misheck Govha said given this, corruption in the country needed to be fought from all corners.This comes after the secretary…