Tag: Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube

Efforts to stabilise electricity supply are ongoing, with the Government coming up with a raft of measures such as gradually reviewing the tariff upwards so that funds are available for ...

The Government’s decision to remove the intermediate money transfers tax (IMTT) for the 2022/23 wheat marketing season will enable grain millers to access more wheat at reduced prices, which will ...

GOVERNMENT plans to dissolve the boards of the subsidiaries of the state-run power utility, Zesa Holdings Limited and allow Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) to engage strategic partners for its power ...

ZIMBABWE’S merchandise exports grew by 32,5 percent to clock US$3,5 billion during the first-half of 2022, compared to US$2,6 billion in the corresponding period in 2021. Finance and Economic Development ...

The decision by the Second Republic to set aside $50,4 billion to support vulnerable citizens through food, school fees and cash transfers, has been praised by a cross-section of people ...

Finance and Economic Development Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube has proposed a downward review of the Intermediate Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) on domestic foreign currency transfers from four percent to two ...

GOVERNMENT has increased budgetary allocations to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education as the country pursues a free education policy which will result in more vulnerable learners not paying ...

LEGISLATORS yesterday welcomed the 2023 National Budget presented by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube saying it would stimulate economic development as envisaged by the National Development Strategy ...

Zimbabwe’s inflation is forecast to fall drastically in 2023 with the monthly rate seen between 1 and 3 percent while the annual rate is seen dropping to double-digit figures on ...

Key infrastructure projects such as the Harare-Beitbridge highway upgrade and construction of Lake Gwayi-Shangani, have been allocated $1,1 trillion as the Government moves to accelerate their completion and drive sustainable ...