Government has with immediate effect announced a price moratorium which will see prices of basic commodities reverting back to the 25 March 2020 level, 263Chat can report. Announcing the development, Vice President Kembo Mohadi who is also chairperson for the Inter-ministerial Taskforce on Covid-19 response said
President Emmerson Mnangagwa and former Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa have been sucked in the Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) saga over finances allegedly used for rehabilitation of Grain Marketing Board (GMB) silos. Giving oral evidence before the portfolio committee on Lands and Agriculture chaired by
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) says they learnt with shock and disbelief a statement by the Lands and agriculture Portfolio Committee to the effect that they were snubbing Parliament over accounting of US$27 million. In a statement released late Monday by GMAZ spokesperson, Garikai
Government is set to introduce a coupon system as a way of normalizing the roller meal situation while shielding the vulnerable from arbitrage behavior by unscrupulous dealers who are hoarding the precious commodity for re-sell at exorbitant prices. This was revealed by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting
Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has set the record straight on why they did not appear before the Justice Mayor Wadyajena Portfolio Committee saying the issue falls under the Public Accounts Committee. GMAZ had earlier written to parliament indicating that they would not appear before
The Government through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development has increased the price of subsidized mealie-meal from ZWL$50 to ZWL$70 in a move aimed at doing away with unwanted arbitrage by unscrupulous players. In a statement released today, the finance ministry said the wide gap
Government has reversed its decision to scrap subsidies on grain as pronounced in the 2020 National Budget presented a fortnight ago following an increase in the price of basic commodities. Finance Minister, Mthuli Ncube earlier said government was scrapping subsidies on wheat and maize starting January
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has released $20 million needed by millers to pay for the wheat they are importing from Canada and Germany. The $20 million is part of the payment for the 200 000 metric tonnes of wheat which millers through their APEX representative body, the Grain Millers
A Harare businessman, Tafadzwa Musarara on Tuesday filed a High Court application seeking for the imprisonment of Radio and TV personality, Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa for failing to obey a court order. According to Musarara's court papers, Ruvheneko was in November last year ordered by the High Court
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has completed an audit of the $200 million maize grain which the organization procured at a subsidized price from government. According to the audit report done by Baker Tilly Chartered Accountants who were tasked by GMAZ to carry out
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