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Forestry Commission regulatory weaknesses exposed

A report by Auditor-General Rheah Kujinga has exposed serious regulatory weaknesses at the Forestry Commission, revealing how poor oversight may be enabling trophy hunters to bypass state payments and siphon public funds.The 2023 audit, ta…

Published: 08 Aug 2025 at 08:21hrs | 102 | by Staff reporter

Zida launches eRegulations portal

The Zimbabwe Investment Development Agency (Zida) has launched a new digital platform, the eRegulations portal, aimed at reducing bureaucratic red tape and enhancing the quality and ease of doing business for investors.The platform, unveil…

Published: 07 Aug 2025 at 09:12hrs | 47 | by Staff reporter

ZIDA to rollout e-regulation portal next month

The Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) is set to launch a new e-regulation portal by mid-July, in a major digital reform aimed at improving the ease of doing business and enhancing transparency for investors in Zimbabwe.The …

Published: 05 Jun 2025 at 11:35hrs | 151 | by Staff reporter

The need for social media regulation

IT is estimated that half of the world's population is now using social media. This is according to the Digital 2021 Global Statshot report.Global Web Index (GWI) puts it at 57,6% with about 400 million new users added to the list each yea…

Published: 21 Jan 2022 at 05:37hrs | 14 | by Miriam Tose Majome

Regulating the right to protest

One of the biggest duties and responsibilities of any government is the protection of its citizens and all those that fall within its jurisdiction. Ironically, that protection is from other citizens.  To ensure that human rights are n…

Published: 03 May 2019 at 06:33hrs | 1 | by Nick Mangwana

The case for Internet regulation

The Internet is not only a conduit of nefarious activities but a domain of sophisticated crime which any nation would need to regulate. Other countries have already addressed this by putting in place some kind of governance to that problem…

Published: 16 Aug 2016 at 06:48hrs | 3 | by Nick Mangwana

#NewZimbabwe import regulations must fall

On behalf of all commuters and Zimbabweans, it is painful and amazing for the Zimbabwean government to impose laws which restricts importing of basic necessities of life (goods).We all know that Zimbabwe lacks production (not producing mos…

Published: 28 Jun 2016 at 06:48hrs | | by Sikhumbuzo Moyo

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Search / Regulation

Forestry Commission regulatory weaknesses exposed

Zida launches eRegulations portal

ZIDA to rollout e-regulation portal next month

The need for social media regulation

Regulating the right to protest

The case for Internet regulation

#NewZimbabwe import regulations must fall

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