ZIMRA vehicle-duty change leaves Zimbabweans fleeing South Africa in big trouble
Zimbabweans returning from South Africa with foreign-registered vehicles say a new Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) requirement has left them facing a short deadline to pay import duty or take their cars back across the border. The reported change affects drivers seeking to renew Temporary Import Permits (TIPs), including people who say they came home temporarily […] The post ZIMRA vehicle-duty…
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