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Prospect gets five-year tax break

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© AUSTRALIAN Securities Exchange-listed miner, Prospect Resources (Prospect), has been granted a five-year break from paying tax on unprocessed lithium from its Arcadia Mine in Zimbabwe. The lithium producer recently announced a 39 percent increase of ore reserve estimate compared to the previous estimate an- nounced in December 2017. [GoogleAd] Prospect managing director Sam Hosack…

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US$318 passport fees for diasporans

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© PEOPLE in the diaspora will now have to part with US$318 for new passports, Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe announced yesterday. The minister said government allowed the department of civil registry to come up with the figure as a measure to assist those in the diaspora after the expiration of their passports. [GoogleAd] The…

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ZimTrade completes Malawi market survey

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© ZIMTRADE says local companies have an opportunity to increase their revenue streams by exporting to Malawi. This was after the export promotion body completed a market survey in Malawi, whose major objective was to explore products and services with market potential as well as establish contacts with potential buyers. [GoogleAd] The survey focused on…

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No Commonwealth respite for Zimbabwe

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© ZIMBABWE is far from being readmitted into the Commonwealth due to the slow pace of reforms by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government, United Kingdom (UK) ambassador to Zimbabwe Melanie Robinson has revealed. Addressing journalists following a courtesy call on Vice President Constantino Chiwenga at his Munhumutapa offices in Harare yesterday, Robinson said the Zimbabwe government…

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Time to define national vision, interests

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© THERE is no doubt that our economy is in a tailspin. Given what is obtaining on the ground, it is not clear if we are going to come out of the woods anytime soon. Over the years, we came up with brilliant economic blueprints, but the implementation was problematic and resultantly affected the economy,…

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Weather centre warns of floods

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© ZIMBABWE is bracing for floods this week after the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) warned of more heavy rains and violent storms in some parts of the country. The warning comes as South Africa is grappling with floods which saw some hotel guests near Pretoria being airlifted to safety following torrential rains which have been…

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Zacc pleads for patience

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© THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) has asked for more patience from citizens, saying the fight against corruption is not an easy one as it requires thorough investigations. Speaking on the sidelines of International Anti- Corruption Day celebrations in Harare yesterday, Zacc commissioner Michael Santu said the com- mission was aware of people’s unhappiness over…

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ED, Chamisa talks looming… as Zanu PF, MDC continue to reach out to each other

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© THE much-needed direct dialogue between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and opposition leader Nelson Chamisa edged closer yesterday after Zanu PF welcomed the MDC’s decision to drop its demands for foreign mediation in the Zimbabwe crisis, the Daily News reports. This comes as Zanu PF begins its week-long annual indaba  which gets underway in Goromonzi, Mashonaland…

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‘Prison conditions set to worsen’

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© CONDITIONS in the country’s prisons could get worse after Treasury allocated less than half the money the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) had requested for the 2020 financial year, a parliamentary committee has said. Presenting a report in Parliament recently, the portfolio committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs chairperson, Zanu PF Chegutu…

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Cleric to host worship night launch

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© THE International Arena of Miracles (IAM) is on Friday set to host the Open Heavens Worship Night at 7 Arts Theatre in an event where former Zimpraise Choir’s Ellard Cherai and Johan Chivasa are billed to perform while Nyasha Mutonhori and Faith Makoni will be guest artists. Set to be headlined by the church’s…

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