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ZIMRA Seizes Smuggled Goods Worth US$2.4 Million

3 weeks agoMon, 27 Jan 2025 09:33:16 GMT
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ZIMRA Seizes Smuggled Goods Worth US$2.4 Million

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) says it has impounded goods valued at approximately US$2.4 million in a multi-agency operation targeting importers and cross-border transporters involved in smuggling and unethical business practices.

According to ZIMRA, the operation has resulted in the seizure of dozens of vehicles, including cross-border buses and haulage trucks, and the confiscation of illicit goods such as foodstuffs and second-hand clothes.

In an interview with The Sunday Mail, ZIMRA Commissioner-General Regina Chinamasa said that state warehouses are at full capacity with recovered goods. She said:

We have seized items with a total duty value of ZiG46 242 385 (about US$1,8 million, using the official exchange rate) and US$572 199.

The ultimate goals are to curb smuggling, promote voluntary compliance and encourage ethical business practices.

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Once voluntary compliance improves, controls will remain as part of ongoing risk management to sustain compliance.

The operation includes inspecting vehicular traffic, focusing on commercial and passenger transport vehicles on cross-border trade routes, and targeting transporters and non-compliant importers. Said Chinamasa:

ZIMRA’s current operation targets non-compliant importers, not transporters, to combat smuggling.

It involves stopping and inspecting vehicular traffic, particularly commercial and passenger transporters, on cross-border trade routes.

These routine enforcement activities have intensified in response to rising smuggling risks, which threaten legitimate trade, economic development and public safety.

The Ministry of Industry and Commerce is leading the task force. They are working with ZIMRA, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), the Consumer Protection Commission, and other law-enforcement agencies.

Authorities have set up 24-hour roadblocks on highways leading into major cities to enforce compliance.

Retail shops are also facing impromptu inspections. Owners must provide documentation to prove their stock was imported legally. Those who fail to comply face steep fines and seizure of goods.

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21 Comments

Gabula · 2 weeks ago
Take all these goods like food n clothes give it to poor zimbabweaens thy really need it all cars N buses tress their owners fine them all take that money to Zimbabwe clinics
Anonymous · 2 weeks ago
Takambemberera n'anga tisingazivi kuti ichabata isu.
Charlie · 3 weeks ago
If only as citizens we could comply with the laws of the land nothing like this would happen , let us pay our taxes sometimes it’s cheaper than giving these thieves bribes at the border
Anonymous · 3 weeks ago
Seized and looted......very interesting....
Combat · 3 weeks ago
4ED
Satan 👹 · 3 weeks ago
Zimbabwe ndiro gehena ramaingonzwa kuti kune gehena
huchi.com · 3 weeks ago
if they burn as you say then pple should pay tax and comply simple!!the owners are the ones who lose.this business of wanting not to pay tax should stop ma civil servants anoda mari period
Anonymous · 3 weeks ago
You didn't understand the inverted commas then. This is not about paying tax, it is about the confiscated goods going "missing".
Scara · 3 weeks ago
@ WAR VET GEZA - mwanasikana waChinamasa
WAR VET GEZA · 3 weeks ago
ok thanks
WAR VET GEZA · 3 weeks ago
Regina ndiye mkadz wa Patrick here
Anonymous · 3 weeks ago
Ehe ndiye wacho chaiye full time....
Anonymous · 3 weeks ago
Who wants to put money on when these "state warehouses" will "burn down" and being full, all contents will be reduced to "ash"?
General · 3 weeks ago
a group of thugs ZIMRA
𝙎𝙞𝙮𝙤𝙮𝙤 · 3 weeks ago
fair robbery by Zimbabwe Legal Robbery Company
Sir African · 3 weeks ago
Vana Chivharo hedge dzavo hadji sechwi because of his proximity to the president.
Chiedza "💋chichy🫦" Makaya · 3 weeks ago
Seize Mari dze Zanu PF nema assets avo it's illegally stolen from ordinary citizens confiscate em
?? · 3 weeks ago
Regina mukadzi wa Patrick Chinamasa here?
kkkkk · 3 weeks ago
yes

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