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Fiscalisation & interfacing of fiscal devices Chronicle 26/9/2019 Zimbabwe Revenue Authority The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority has noted that some registered operators have not fiscalised the recording of their taxable transactions. It is a legal requirement that registered operators must fiscalise their operations. Registered operators who fiscalise the recording of their taxable transactions must also …
More Moza power to ease shortage Chronicle 26/9/2019 Minister Fortune Chasi Africa Moyo, Harare Bureau Zimbabwe has obtained an additional 100MW of electricity from Mozambique, effective October 1, 2019, as Government continues to address power shortages that have resulted in long hours of load shedding. Energy and Power Development Minister Advocate Fortune Chasi, who was …
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Demand for macadamia nuts to grow By Newsday – September 25, 2019 BY MTHANDAZO NYONI THE demand for macadamia nuts is expected to grow significantly in the near future, driven by changes in consumption patterns, hence a lucrative opportunity for local producers to grow their exports, ZimTrade has said. Macadamia nuts are edible seeds of the evergreen …
Employers congress starts Herald 25/9/2019 Mr Murefu Oliver Kazunga Bulawayo Bureau THE 37th Employers Confederation of Zimbabwe (Emcoz) annual congress begins in Bulawayo today, with delegates expected to deliberate on a range of issues, including the impact of the re-introduction of the local currency on business operations. Government outlawed the use of multi-currency system …
No livestock exhibition at Masvingo agric show Chronicle 25/9/2019 Minister Ezra Chadzamira Walter Mswazie in Masvingo THERE will be no cattle exhibition at the 2019 Masvingo Provincial Agricultural Show, which begins here tomorrow, due to incidents of the foot and mouth disease. Masvingo Show Society president, Mr Phillip Mauta, said the stage was ready …
Italy in anti-poaching drive Chronicle 26/9/2019 Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter ITALIAN Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr Carlo Perrotta, has lined up a series of meetings with stakeholders in Hwange as his government is mobilising resources to fund tourism and anti-poaching programmes in communities adjacent to the Hwange National Park. The country’s largest game reserve in …
State pays KZN farmers R800m for land Johan Eybers 2019-09-24 00:25 Related Links He turned farm into a success but Mpumalanga department wants it back Land reform is a success on this farm in Limpopo A farmer’s 15-year wait for land justice After a 13-year court battle, willing seller land owners will get fair compensation …
Climate information services vital for sustainable planning By Newsday – September 23, 2019 Guest Column: Peter Makwanya UP-TO-DATE and regular climate information services are vital to citizens in many aspects. Farmers, tourists, travellers, businesses, sportspersons, fishermen, vulnerable groups and general citizens require context specific information on the weather and climate so that they are able to manage …
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Ecosystem destroyers deserve punitive sentences: MPs By Newsday – September 24, 2019 BY LISA TAZVIINGA MANICALAND legislators have called on residents to desist from deliberately starting veld fires and cutting down trees, which they said were destroying the ecosystem. Speaking at an engagement meeting for women in horticulture organised by African Women’s Initiative in Developing Economies at …
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