Bulawayo24 News - Skyes! "it makes perfect sense"

Search / Taxes

Econet pays ZiG4.3bn in taxes

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has paid more than $4.3 billion in taxes to the national fiscus for the half-year period ending August 2025, according to its latest interim financial statements.The taxes - equivalent to 31 percent of the company'…

Published: 17 Nov 2025 at 11:56hrs | | by Staff reporter

How much tax casinos pay - The highest and lowest taxes around the world

Different countries have varying tax regulations and every government understands that gambling has the potential to generate huge income. Thus, they try to fin

Published: 05 Apr 2021 at 10:07hrs | | by Staff Writter

Taxes only good for the government and not ordinary citizens

TAXES were, of course, good for the government and not so good for the ordinary citizen who barely understood what was happening. To him, it was a simple case of the government extending its high-handedness and abusing us because we were b…

Published: 17 Jul 2016 at 16:10hrs | | by Clerk Ndlovu

Zimbabwe:- A case for colonial taxes

When my brother turned eighteen in 1973, he went ko Skomitshi to apply for ispeketsheni - a form of identity document which all boys had to have before they actually qualified to get the real isithupha when they reached 21. This temporary …

Published: 10 Jul 2016 at 15:20hrs | 3151 | by Clerk Ndlovu

Load More Stories

Search / Taxes

Econet pays ZiG4.3bn in taxes

How much tax casinos pay - The highest and lowest taxes around the world

Taxes only good for the government and not ordinary citizens

Zimbabwe:- A case for colonial taxes

Mnangagwa fires Chitando, appoints Polite Kambamura

Zanu-PF says 2030 amendment imminent

Slow progress on Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road upgrade

'Let us write a new chapter of China–Zimbabwe cooperation'

Tribal ruling as Mpofu jailed 22 years, Chimombe 17 years

Zimbabweans, Basotho, Mozambicans top South Africa's illegal crossing list

Mnangagwa's 2030 campaign makes breakthrough

Chiwenga family graduates

Bank employee faces US$96 000 fraud charges

Woman welcomes triplets, bringing family to 6

Warriors suffer major blow

D-Day for Chimombe, Mpofu

Zapu slams Chivayo's 'capture' of Bosso

Zimbabwe urged to overhaul of drink-driving laws

Cars over Care: Zimbabwe's healthcare crisis exposed

Rainy season disrupts cotton input distribution

Businessman gets 12 years for robbery

Robbers lay siege to Buena Vista suburb residents

Three Robbery Suspects Arrested in Bulawayo

Chiwenga portraying himself as the betrayed holy victim

Mbalula cannot rewrite history to sanitise Ramaphosa's failings

Stranded families blame their plight on corrupt Zanu-PF bigwigs

Ministry Assures Wildlife Protection During Road Works Near Hwange National Park

Zimbabwe Mourns Mozambican Engineer Killed in Headlands Accident

Benin military group removes President Talon from office

Biti Labels ZANU PF 'Murderers and Fascists'

Mnangagwa takes sole charge of Zanu-PF vehicle donations

ZERA dismisses viral claim of US$100 monthly solar tax

Ex-Supreme Court Judge's driver up for fraud

Businesswoman scammed of US$500,000

Mnangagwa advisor's cash divides Zanu-PF

BCC revises land policy to attract major investors

Mansion in Bulawayo's upmarket suburb set for demolition

Illicit alcohol stoking gender based violence

Villagers up in arms against Eureka Mine

Injiva wreaks havoc in Matebeleland South

Mnangagwa issues stern warning to Agritex officers

Harare faces billboard revenue scandal

Zimbabwe's leadership culture is built on survival, not development

Bulawayo-Victoria Falls highway progress update

Buyanga's detention linked to disputes involving Mnangagwa's family?

Chinese-sponsored talent show illuminates young Zimbabweans' dreams

2 Zimbabweans arrested in South Africa with R1.2 million worth of drugs

Zimbabwe faces heavy rains, flash flood risk

When Adv Tembeka Ngcukaitobi missteps, the fall is loud

7 wasted years: How Ramaphosa's Presidency betrayed its promise

Man arrested for pouring acid on wife

Woman vanishes at NUST

Small-scale miners warn Mthuli Ncube

Council debates fines hike

The Mall of Zimbabwe set to be biggest retail investment