HARARE – Zimbabwe could have lost close to $124 million in tourism revenue last year to the controversial and punitive value added tax (Vat) imposed by the country’s cash-strapped government. A latest report commissioned by the Zimbabwe Council for Tourism (ZCT) revealed that the country could have received a paltry $6,6 million in tourism taxes…
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