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Govt to enforce new school regulations

According to the SI, no child should be turned away from school due to failure to pay fees or not having a birth certificate.

By Lorraine Muromo Feb. 18, 2025

Zim sets US$7bn mining revenue target

Gold mobilisation exercises will be held every quarter, while mine inspections will be done regularly on all mining sites.

By Freeman Makopa Jan. 31, 2025

US$30,8m collected from sugar tax: Govt

The doctors said they were requesting the information in terms of section 7 of the Freedom of Information Act [Chapter 10:33].

By Garikai Tunhira Dec. 14, 2024

Govt targets US$ from flights using Zim airspace

The Transport and Infrastructural Development ministry has officially implemented new regulations stipulating fees through Statutory Instrument 98 of 2024 starting from June 1.

By Problem Masau Jun. 4, 2024

Govt targets US$ from flights using Zim airspace

MPs push for action against delinquency in banking sector

When the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe demanded action, it sparked off an exodus of bankers, who fled the country.

By Freeman Makopa and Shame Makoshori Apr. 5, 2024

MPs push for action against delinquency in banking sector

ED adds more parastatals to Mutapa Fund

The new development was announced in Statutory Instrument (SI) 51 of 2024 published in yesterday’s Government Gazette.

By Sizalokuhle Ncube Mar. 16, 2024

We are not spying on diasporas: Govt

In a statement dated December 6, government said the collection of such data through the recently introduced exit cards was a standard practice and did not violate citizens’ right to privacy.

By Sharon Buwerimwe Dec. 8, 2023