Tag: Patrick Chinamasa News
Gvt admits it’s broke, says it has $9 billion deficit and “cannot draw blood from a stone” over civil servants’ bonuses for 2016
Mutare businessman sues Chinamasa
Rice price expected to rise by 15% if Govt proceeds with the proposed re-introduction of VAT
Chinotimba wants 5% export incentive to be scrapped off, questions where the money will be coming from
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Import restrictions may be working as trade deficit reduces by 27% to $2,2 billion
Civil servants feel duped as government changes goal posts on stands deal
Govt to set measures to enhance Zimbabwe Stock Exchange attractiveness
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Chinamasa says bond notes will increase private consumption
Education receives largest allocation of 2017 budget. Bulk of money to go towards salaries
Govt bans more goods from being imported
Chinamasa speaks on civil servant stands, silent on bonuses
Zimbabweans on Twitter react to Chinamasa’s 2017 National Budget presentation
PDF: Full Zimbabwe National Budget for 2017
Chinamasa urges Zimbabweans not to use US dollar to buy useless things
Chinamasa contradicts Mnangagwa on bond notes
MPs take Chinamasa to task over bond notes bill public hearings
RBZ Bill tabled before Parliament
Government backtracks on fast-tracking Bond notes bill
Govt to suspend Parliament procedure to speed up bond notes law
Despite paying off IMF arrears, Zimbabwe will not get any credit until it clears all debts
Chinamasa says not everyone is against bond notes. Says exporters wanted 15% instead of the proposed 5
Chinamasa tells Zimbabweans to reject bond notes at their own peril
Government to tighten Forex regulations, Chinamasa
Govt releases pay dates for November as civil servants await bonus dates
High Court to hear prominent businessman’s bond notes challenge today
Chinamasa responds to bond notes challenge by prominent businessman. Insists SI on bond notes is legal
Government urged to unfreeze all nursing posts
Multi-lateral finance institutions charging high interest rates to Zimbabwean borrowers
Zisco’s fate shows that government is not serious- Chinamasa
Mangudya denies Chinamasa’s claims of fake bond notes. Says his boss was referring to ThisFlag bond notes
Chinamasa expected to present national budget next month
Minister Chinamasa’s announcement on fake bond notes raises eyebrows on twitter
Chinamasa projects 4,8% economic growth in 2017
Chinamasa indicates Bond Notes are unlikely to be released soon
