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Today, a clear path has been laid out for the development of strong new regulations for medical devices in the UK. The new regulations will prioritize

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Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has adjusted the proposal to hike toll fees that he announced in the 2024 national budget after legislators argued the proposed fees were exorbitant. In the 2024 national budget, Ncube proposed to hike toll fees for light motor vehicles from US$2 to US$5 and US$4 for premium roads and other roads,…

The hunting season for deer is to be reviewed, and local deer management units in known hotspot areas are to be set up.These are some of the actions contained i...

Inaugural Economic Census will commence in 2025. It is a survey of business establishments in Zimbabwe which likely don't want the attention.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has shifted the oversight of the Zimbabwe Investment Development Agency (ZIDA) Act from the Ministry of Finance, Economic Developme...

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The Ministry of Transport is in the final stages of updating the nation's traffic laws through the introduction of several new Statutory Instruments (SI), as reported by Amandala.  This move is a part of the broader Road Safety Project being overseen by the Ministry.

HARARE - Central Government has no reason to support the informal sector at the expense of formal businesses, whose contribution to the economy is enormous, but rather focus on creating an enabling environment where it can harness maximum revenues from a wider tax base, according to economists. This follows remarks by Finance, Economic Development and…