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Calls for salary, wage adjustments intensify – NewsDay Zimbabwe 13/4/2019 BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA The Institute of People Management of Zimbabwe (IMPZ) has called for an upward review on the taxable wage threshold from RTGS$350 to cushion workers from the rising cost of living. In the 2019 National Budget, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube reviewed the …
Zim engages Britain on farm compensation Source: Zim engages Britain on farm compensation | The Sunday Mail April 14, 2019 Senior Reporter Government has opened negotiations with British authorities as it seeks to raise over US$3 billion required to compensate white former commercial farmers whose land was appropriated during the fast track Land Reform Programme, President …
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Farmers, business welcome decision 12/4/2019 The Herald Golden Sibanda Senior ReporterWhite former commercial farmers have described Government’s decision to start compensating them for improvements on farms taken to resettle landless people as a welcome gesture that should bring finality to the land question. In a joint statement, the Commercial Farmers Union (CFU), the Compensation …
Politics, constitutionalism of compensation 12/4/2019 The Herald Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter There is a method and law to Zimbabwe’s policy of compensating white former commercial farmers for improvements on the land, steeped in the Constitution and the Second Republic’s ethos. Yesterday, legal experts and analysts rallied behind President Mnangagwa’s stance of compensating white former …
— COMMENT — Realpolitik of compensation 12/4/2019 The Herald Realpolitik is defined as “a system of politics or principles based on practical, rather than moral or ideological considerations”. There could be no better term to describe the approach being taken by Zimbabwe under President Mnangagwa regards the emotive land question where the current debate …
‘No going back on land reform’…Ex-farmers’ compensation a constitutional mandate: ED 12/4/2019 President Emmerson Mnangagwa arrives for the Zanu-PF National Youth Assembly, accompanied by party secretary for Youth Affairs Cde Pupurai Togarepi in Harare yesterday – (Picture by Innocent Makawa) The Chronicle Felex Share, Harare Bureau President Mnangagwa yesterday said the land reform programme …
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Zimbabwe land compensation: This is a chance to move forward, says white farmer Crecey Kuyedzwa, Fin24 11/4/2019 For 64-year-old Ben Gilpin, a white former commercial farmer in Zimbabwe, the country’s fast track land reform programme – which started in 2000 and led to the displacement of approximately 3 500 white commercial farmers – has been …
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Ex-commercial farmers set new compensation demands – NewsDay Zimbabwe 11/4/2019 By NQOBANI NDLOVU GOVERNMENT has been driven into a tight corner over compensation of white former commercial farmers who lost land during the country’s fast-track land reform programme after the former farmers tabled stringent demands that include cost of land, over and above the …
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Application for Temporary Importation Priviledges (Atip) 11/4/2019 The Chronicle Did you know that commercial goods may be temporarily imported free of duty? Section 124 of the Customs and Excise Act, Chapter 23:02, provides for temporary importation of goods without payment of duty. The provision facilitates free and temporary movement of goods across borders without …
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