Tag: Statutory Instrument 64 of 2016 News
Govt Suspends Restrictions On Importing Goods, Says You Can Import If You Have Free Funds (Updated)
Zimbabwe Spends US$10 Million On Toilet Paper, Chewing Gum, Dog Food
“Govt doesn’t have forex to import basic commodities”: Minister clarifies import relaxation
Govt relaxes import restrictions on basic commodities ahead of festive season
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Import ban of 2016 backfired and caused forex shortages: Mangudya
Zimbabwe will defend SI 64 at Sadc committee meeting says Bimha
Zimra officials helping people to smuggle banned products, Govt to raid shops selling such products
We rushed to introduce SI 64, we should have consulted more: Minister Bimha
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Nothing has changed despite the introduction of SI 64 of 2016 says Buy Zimbabwe
Govt to reduce the number of cars imported into the country: Chinamasa
55 000 people arrested last year for smuggling in Mash East, goods worth $3 confiscated
Govt makes another u-turn on SI 64, Bimha says policy here to stay
Government makes u-turn on Statutory Instrument 64, policy to be reversed after retaliatory measures from trading partners
Foreign currency shortages & Govt import restrictions affect Unilever
Prices of meat, meat products,margarine set to go up due to Statutory Instrument 20 of 2017
Govt bans more goods from being imported
Reduce your prices, Bimha tells local manufacturers
Mujuru blasts bond notes and Statutory Instruments 64 of 2016
