Taxed to death: Inequality and injustice in Zimbabwe’s tax system (Part 1)
[Nehanda Radio - Zimbabwe] - 17/09/2025
Instead of functioning as a tool for equitable development, the tax system has become a yoke on the poor and marginalised through regressive consumption and presumptive taxes. On the other hand powerful elites and corporations exploit loopholes, enjoy tax incentives, or evade obligations The (…)
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