‘ROBBING Bank of Zimbabwe’ RBZ Gov Mangudya to meet opposition #Tajamuka-political activist Promise Mkwananzi and his executive to further clarify the bond notes issue

‘ROBBING Bank of Zimbabwe’  RBZ Gov  Mangudya to meet opposition #Tajamuka-political activist Promise Mkwananzi and  his executive  to  further clarify the  bond notes issue

. RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mangudya is set to meet opposition political activist Promise Mkwananzi and members of his executive for a private dialogue today to provide further clarity on the soon-to-be-introduced bond notes.The meeting is part of RBZ’s awareness campaigns to educate the public and ensure they have correct information on the operation of the bond notes. The RBZ is set to introduce the bond notes through an export incentive facility…

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‘Chinamasa & , Mangudya Lies Exposed ‘:Bond Notes, Clandestine Replacement Of Illegally Withdrawn US$1,8 Billion ’-Biti

‘Chinamasa & ,  Mangudya Lies Exposed ‘:Bond Notes, Clandestine  Replacement Of   Illegally  Withdrawn US$1,8 Billion ’-Biti

’ FORMER Finance minister Tendai Biti has accused his successor, Patrick Chinamasa and Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mangudya of lying that the bond notes were meant to address the cash crunch, yet it was a clandestine way to replace the $1,8 billion illegally withdrawn from the central bank’s Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) balances to monetise government expenditure. Tendai Biti, leader of the opposition, told delegates at a Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition public…

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Zimra Revenues Fall As Company Executives Divert Earnings To Individual Accounts

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) yesterday made shocking revelations that company executives were diverting earnings to individual accounts to dodge the tax collector. RBZ governor, John Mangudya’s remarks at the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) meeting to unveil the Manufacturing Sector Survey report for 2015 stunned guests, as it brought to the fore the cat-and-mouse games between companies battling to preserve scant earnings and the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) struggling to meet revenue targets….

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