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Goods suppliers demand forex

HARARE – The Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has said most suppliers have changed their trading terms demanding foreign currency up-front. CZR president Denford Mutashu said they have been to Midlands and Matabeleland where retail players were reportedly “very bitter” over the decision by suppliers to change trading terms. “Suppliers are now demanding to be…

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Millers mull dumping local manufacturers

HARARE – Millers are considering dumping local producers of packaging material in favour of foreign manufacturers, after the indigenous players significantly increased their prices, with some demanding payment in US dollars. In a statement, the Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ), said if the local manufactures fail to take heed of the call to review…

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Scrap forced parity of US dollar-bond notes: ZNCC

HARARE – The Zimbabwe national Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) has asked Finance minister Mthuli Ncube to stop in the National Budget the use of bond notes and RTGS electronic balances, officially at par with the US dollar. In the parallel market, bond notes are trading at a discount vis-à-vis the US dollar, and electronic balances…

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ED worry over ‘gratuitous negativity’ around oil find

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa has blasted the “gratuitous negativity” which followed his announcement that Australia’s Invictus Energy had found oil and gas deposits in the northern Muzarabani area of the country. But in a statement to the Australian Stock Exchange, Invictus poured cold water on claims of an oil bonanza saying “an oil or…

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Armed robbers sow terror in Mutare

HARARE – Residents in the affluent suburbs of the border city of Mutare are living in fear amid a spate of armed robberies. The suburbs of Morningside, Greenside, Beira Corridor, Palmerston, Darlington and Borderview, all near the Mozambique border, have become hot spots for machete and axe-wielding robbers. It is understood the Mutare Central Police…

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High Court to rule on Ginimbi bail today

HARARE – A High Court judge will issue a ruling today on an application for bail by flamboyant socialite and businessman Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure, who is accused of prejudicing the government of $3,5 million in tax evasion. The 34-year-old gaudy businessman will know his fate today after spending the weekend behind bars, following a court…

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ICZ to assist bus disaster victims

HARARE – The Insurance Council of Zimbabwe (ICZ) has announced its pledge to the Zimbabwe Republic Police and the Civil Protection Unit to render the necessary assistance to the Brooklyn bus disaster victims. According to a press statement, ICZ is currently working with funeral parlours to facilitate burial of the deceased, and hospitals that have…

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Rail crossing fixed after train accident

HARARE – Transport and infrastructural Development ministry in conjunction with Beitbridge Bulawayo Railway (BBR) Private Limited have fixed a 50-metre stretch of the railway line that was uprooted after a collision between a freight train and a truck along the Masvingo Beitbridge highway. The level crossing at the 280km peg along the Masvingo-Beitbridge highway was…

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Mliswa handed fodder to finish off Mpofu

HARARE – Hwange-based Zambezi Gas, a coal mining company, has appealed to the Temba Mliswa-led parliamentary panel to intervene so that it can get its land, which was allegedly grabbed by Zanu PF administration secretary Obert Mpofu’s Makomo Resources, back. Mpofu’s Makomo Resources is the largest privately-owned coal producer in Zimbabwe and supplies power stations,…

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‘Businesses charging in foreign currency must pay tax in forex’

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) is demanding businesses that are charging in foreign currency to pay their taxes in forex. In a statement issued yesterday, the tax collector said there were a lot of businesses that are collecting foreign currency but in turn paying through RTGS or bond notes. “Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra)…

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