Laws & Regulations

Zimbabwe's farmers have made fresh calls for the scrapping of the tobacco levy going into the next season, as $23 million collected under the fund since 2015 has not been disbursed to serve its purpose.

The mining industry in Africa’s most industrialised economy is facing a wave of job cuts due to low global commodity demand, high wage costs and a volatile labour environment.

The Ethiopian government has delegated the Office of the Attorney General (AG) to file charges at the International Court of Arbitration against the Dutch Company that patented teff grain.

A decade-long infrastructure push aimed at industrialising the overwhelmingly agrarian nation to create jobs has as a side-effect exacerbated the dollar shortage.

Tax-free savings accounts are good for long term investment strategies and benefit the development of business,but there still are some bad effects to avoid.

With Wednesday’s presidential assent, the NFIU will now be domiciled as an autonomous unit in the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Stricter competition laws will be put into the Competition Amendment Bill, the Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel indicate.

Government revenues are collected centrally each month and distributed to the various levels of state including the federal government, state governments and local government councils.

Tarek Kabil, the Minister of Trade and Industry, has issued a new decision to control the imports of plastic and rubber haberdashery and wastes.