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ZIMBABWE TAX PERCEPTION SURVEY 2025

Women in Business have hailed government on the funds disbursed towards improving the social welfare of women in the country

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Enterprenuers have raised concerns over the access of monetary funds services

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Zimbabwe Data Prices Must Fall!

by admin | September 23, 2026 | TECa Blog, ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

A Regional Benchmark and Demographic Comparison of Mobile Data Costs, Broadband Pricing, and Data Expiry Policies across Southern Africa (SADC). Mobile data and internet access are essential economic utilities for communication, education, employment, and enterprise....

A New African Consensus: Liberty and Rule of Law at the Core

by admin | September 4, 2026 | PCC Member, TECa Blog, ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

Africa is roaring with hope. From July 26th, classical libertarians converged in Accra, Ghana, for the Africa Liberty Forum (ALF) — a week-long gathering of free-market think-tanks, scholars, and activists determined to chart a freer future for the continent....

Zimbabwe’s Populist Misstep Risks Economic Progress

by admin | September 4, 2026 | PCC Member, TECa Blog, ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

On September 3, Zimbabweans awoke to news of a looming national operation to clear vendors and small-scale traders from the streets. The issue is not whether these businesses are technically legal, but how government policy can best guide them from informality into...

TECA launches its 2025 annual report!

by admin | June 30, 2026 | PCC Member, TECa Blog, ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

The Eastern Caucus (TECa), Zimbabwe’s leading liberal economic policy Think-Tank, officially launches its 2025 Annual Report, detailing a transformative year dedicated to a Zimbabwe where all citizens freely participate in, realize, and enjoy their economic...

Cutting Costs or Cutting Corners?

by admin | April 24, 2026 | ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

By ZITAP staff writer ZITAP’s Take on Zimbabwe’s New Economic Reforms Harare, April 2026 — Zimbabwe’s Cabinet has moved to slash levies, streamline licences and remove fees across critical sectors, presenting the measures as a decisive step toward Vision 2030. The...

Why Zimbabwe’s Chapter 9 of the Constitution matters?

by admin | April 24, 2026 | ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

This week, we focus on Chapter 9 of the Constitution. It enshrines the principles of public administration and leadership for government. As a starting point is this series, we will simply publish the entire detail of Chapter 9 for the public to know. Our import as...

Political Tensions, Fuel Taxes, and Zimbabwe’s Ethanol Blending Mirage

by admin | March 26, 2026 | ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

By Felicity Guta When protests erupt in Tehran, bread prices rise in Mutare. That is the reality of an interconnected global economy where political instability in the Middle East reverberates across distant nations like Zimbabwe. Recent discussions hosted by Atlas...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

by admin | March 19, 2026 | TECa Blog, ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

March 19, 2026 RE: PLEA FOR GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION TO MITIGATE FUEL PRICE SHOCKS We write as the Zimbabwe Taxpayers’ Platform (ZITAP), a network of institutions and individual taxpayers in Zimbabwe calling for the Government of Zimbabwe to immediately intervene and...

If Zimbabwe shifts towards clean energy, will it survive economically?

by admin | March 18, 2026 | TECa Blog, ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

By Tanyaradzwa Janhi This article discusses the emerging economic challenges emerging out of unfair productive economic costs of industries relying on the so-cold “clean” and often more expensive energy versus those using the traditional coal and carbon...

The likely snowball effects of the Mid-East crisis: how can Zimbabwe best protect herself?

by admin | March 13, 2026 | ZITAP Blog | 0 Comments

By Brita Gwezere There is turmoil in the world. The middle east is on fire, with Iran, Israel and the United States and her allies fighting, what President Donald Trump called “a very short war”. The debate is not on the length of the war. This essay discusses the...

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