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Zimbabwe's Cross Border traders commend price stability measures - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe's Cross Border traders commend price stability measures

The Zimbabwe Cross Border Traders Association (ZCBTA) has commended authorities for implementing comprehensive measures that have contributed to price stability...

Cross border traders hail basic commodities duty removal – says move a boost for SMEs - Vimarsana News

Cross border traders hail basic commodities duty removal – says move a boost for SMEs

NewZimbabwe.com – The Zimbabwe News You Trust is Zimbabwe’s leading online newspaper and published by New Zimbabwe Media Ltd. The platform brings you the latest breaking News, Business, Showbiz, Sports, Diaspora and gives you everything you’ve come to expect and love.

ZCBTA statement on scrapping of duty on basic commodities - Vimarsana News

ZCBTA statement on scrapping of duty on basic commodities

The Zimbabwe Cross Border Traders Association (ZCBTA) commends the Minister of Finance for taking appropriate steps to protect ordinary citizens and other vulne...

Beitbridge closure: Cross-border traders in a scramble for livelihoods - Vimarsana News

Beitbridge closure: Cross-border traders in a scramble for livelihoods

News24/Alex Mitchley A local business body claims the economic impact will be minimal. Cross-border traders, however, say they will not be able to "fend for themselves". The closure of the Beitbridge border post for general entry and departure will not have much of an impact on the Zimbabwean economy as the transportation of fuel, cargo and goods will still be allowed, the head of a local business body said on Tuesday. This, however, is not the case for small businesses operating in both South Africa and Zimbabwe, who will likely bear the brunt as the new arrangements leave cross-border trad...

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