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RioZim bosses under fire over tax blackhole...Zimra goes after top brass’ cars

For now, Zimra is not waiting. The taxman wants his dues from the once-mighty empire.

By Lee Musaidzi May. 2, 2025

RioZim bosses under fire over tax blackhole...Zimra goes after top brass’ cars

Zimra team makes SARAIG games history

The victory marked a repeat of their success from the previous year's tournament in Lesotho.

By Austin Karonga Apr. 27, 2025

Zimra in tax compliance drive

The initiative began with the first kiosk launched in 2022 at the Kurima House office, marking the start of a nationwide effort to improve tax compliance.

By Blessed Ndlovu Apr. 16, 2025

Cross border traders vow to eliminate smuggling

Zivhu maintained that they had agreed with Zimra that as a pioneer project, they would allow and agree on the receipts they bring to the border and traders would pay duty according to the receipts.

By Nizbert Moyo Apr. 7, 2025

Cross border traders vow to eliminate smuggling

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Aspiring president blocked from importing returnee car, loses it to govt official

His option to return to home turned nightmarish and the development poured water on all plans to settle and invest back home.

By Rex Mphisa Apr. 5, 2025

Aspiring president blocked from importing returnee car, loses it to govt official

Healing or hustle? Smuggled meds are big draw in Zimbabwe’s hidden markets

Distribution of fake and substandard medicines is a global, highly profitable criminal enterprise.

By Global Press Journal Apr. 1, 2025

Healing or hustle? Smuggled meds are big draw in Zimbabwe’s hidden markets

Supplier fails to deliver 50 cars to Zimra

According to the report, the supplier, Mike Harris, cited difficulties in securing foreign currency as the reason for the non-delivery of the vehicles.

By Harriet Chikandiwa Apr. 1, 2025

Supplier fails to deliver 50 cars to Zimra

Outcry over crackdown on city’s flea markets

Adding to the vendors’ woes is the presence of illegal traders selling similar products at lower prices, making it difficult for registered businesses to survive.

By Sharon Sibindi and Nizbert Moyo Mar. 30, 2025