Omnibit Investments PL

11/02/2026

PRAZ Workshop

25/10/2025

Professionals Business Association of Zimbabwe PROBAZ

Zimbabwe's energy sector faces several challenges, impacting the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority's (ZERA) efforts to ensure a stable energy supply. Key challenges include :
- Outdated Electricity Act: The existing Act has significant gaps, hindering infrastructure modernization, expansion, and adoption of renewable energy sources.
- Financial Constraints: Zimbabwe's bad debtor record has stalled financing for power projects, while the shortage of foreign currency hampers maintenance and development.
- Aging Infrastructure: Power plants, like Kariba and Hwange, are outdated, leading to operational issues and reduced capacity.
- Theft and Vandalism: Copper wire theft and infrastructure vandalism cause significant losses and disruptions.
- Supply-Demand Gap: Zimbabwe struggles to meet demand, with frequent load-shedding and inadequate generation capacity.
- Limited Renewable Energy Adoption: Despite targets, progress is slow due to policy implementation gaps and lack of incentives.

Having mentioned these challenges, all is not doom and gloom.

To address these challenges, ZERA is working to:
- Promote Renewable Energy: Encouraging investment in solar, wind, and other clean energy sources.
- Improve Efficiency: Reducing energy wastage and optimizing existing infrastructure.
- Enhance Regulation: Strengthening ZERA's role in ensuring fair tariffs and promoting competition.

09/09/2025

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has a issued a statement reminding certain vehicle owners and drivers that they must pay a fixed monthly tax called Presumptive Tax.

This applies to vehicles carrying passengers or goods for business purposes (like kombis, taxis, driving schools, and trucks).

The Monthly Tax Rates in USD are as follows:

- Kombis (8–14 passengers): $50
- Kombis (15–24 passengers): $60
- Kombis (25–36 passengers): $80
- Kombis (37+ passengers): $100
- Taxi-cabs (up to 7 passengers): $35
- Driving schools (Class 4): $50
- Driving schools (Class 1 & 2): $100
- Trucks (10–20 tonnes): $200
- Trucks (above 20 tonnes): $500
- Small trucks (10 tonnes or less but pulling trailers totalling 15–20 tonnes): $500

Important Notes:
- You will not get a license if you have not paid this tax.
- The tax can be paid in local currency at the day’s official exchange rate.
- This tax only applies to vehicles used for carrying passengers or goods for business/hire.

23/05/2025

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10/05/2025

Take a Dive into Quantified Insights: ZITF 2025 Key Business Statistics Report
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10/12/2024

Are you ready for ZITF 2025! 🎉

Mark your calendars! 📅 Be part of Zimbabwe's Industrial Revolution. We're creating vibrant cities where innovation flourishes 🌱, opportunities abound 💼, and industries converge effortlessly 🔗. Grounded in the transformative impact of industrialisation, this is not a futuristic dream - it's the reality we're building, together, today.

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04/09/2024

04/09/2024

21/08/2024

MINE ENTRA 2024 NEW DATES ANNOUNCED

The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Company is pleased to announce the dates of the rescheduled and highly anticipated Mine Entra 2024 exhibition. The event will be held from 09 to 11 October at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre (ZIEC) in Bulawayo. It will still run under the theme, “UNEARTHING SUCCESS: The Mining Value Chains, Innovation and Industrialisation Nexus.”

06/03/2024

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