Category: Business

Enter Mbare Musika the Second Republic’s New Retail Face

Step aside, Silicon Valley—Mbare Musika is here! In a historic move, President Trabablas Chivende unveils the Second Republic’s version of economic innovation: a vendor market. Set to inject “foreign currency” and “order” into the local economy (but only for loyal ZANU-PF children), this Mbare marvel is the new face of national development—plastic stalls, barter trade and all.

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Tyre Traders Declared a National Security Threat—Because Rubber Burns Better Than Logic

Harare’s tyre vendors woke up to a shocker this week—they are now a national security threat! The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), in their boundless wisdom, have ordered all tyre traders to relocate their stockpiles immediately. Why? Because rubber, apparently, burns better than logic when citizens are angry.

Meanwhile, over in Chitungwiza, bars have been ordered to shut early, because limiting access to alcohol is clearly the best way to turn public frustration into yoga retreats. Nothing calms political unrest like enforced sobriety, right?

At this rate, it’s only a matter of time before owning a lighter is declared treason.

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Zimbabwe: Tagwirei & Rautenbach Private Limited

For years, ZANU PF has warned citizens that voting for the opposition would result in land being returned to white farmers. Turns out, they didn’t need the opposition for that—Mnangagwa is already handing over land to his business allies, Billy Rautenbach and Kudakwashe Tagwirei.

From Goromonzi to Chipinge, Mwenezi to Chilonga, the land once allocated under the Land Reform Program is quietly being taken over by these two tycoons, while the so-called “Second Republic” preaches economic empowerment. With Tagwirei now leading the Land Tenure Implementation Committee, Zimbabwe’s land is no longer for the people—it’s for the highest bidder.

Welcome to Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd, proudly owned by Tagwirei & Rautenbach!

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Mthuli Ncube introduces Patriotic Taxation to Crush Tuckshops

Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has unleashed a revolutionary and patriotic plan to rescue the economy—by crushing tuckshops and taxing the poor to save the rich! From labeling milk as a national security threat to forcing street vendors to register for VAT, Ncube is making sure no informal trader escapes his taxation crusade. As the privileged few celebrate new tax breaks, millions struggling to survive in the informal sector are left wondering: is patriotism now measured in how much tax you can pay?

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