HARARE – Zimbabwe’s deepening economic crisis is leading government to consider taxing cash-rich charismatic churches. A set of laws exempts traditional churches and other recognised religious and nonprofit organisations from paying tax in Zimbabwe. But the cash-strapped government is now considering taxation of charismatic churches which draw bumper crowds as a way to raise needed…
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