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HEALTH experts have urged government to upgrade the country’s health systems following reports by South African officials in Musina district that

ZIMBABWE could raise US$65 million a year through annual wealth tax, enough to increase public health expenditure by 21%, a new report reveals. DUMISANI NYONI According to the report released by Oxfam Southern Africa, there is only one billionaire in the country, Strive Masiyiwa (pictured), and his wealth has reached US$2.3 billion. Masiyiwa is the…

FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube has been urged to ensure that industry is well funded in his 2022 national budget in order to ensure productivity

ZIMBABWE’S high fuel costs have been cited as fuelling inflation and price hikes in the country.

BULAWAYO residents who attended the parliamentary public hearings on the Public Finance Management Amendment Bill yesterday

Concerns Zim being arm-twisted into Covid-19 vaccine deals The Standard A reportedly broke Zimbabwe could have been lured into shady Covid-19 vaccination deals with manufacturers who are offering free doses as bait, investigations have established. On February 18, the government started rolling out vaccination programme to fight the viral disease, after taking a delivery of a donation of 200 000 doses of the Sinopharm vaccine from China. The doses will benefit 100 000 people sin...

By Staff Reporter CITIZEN participation in municipal and national budget consultative meetings will be more crucial post Covid-19 pandemic as more economies are shrinking and deficits will have to be funded by citizens themselves as there will be no option for governments to borrow. This came out during a Green Governance of Zimbabwe Trust (GGZT) and Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) gender budget tracking meeting which was recently held in Mutare. The meeting was attended by local gove...