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How to Register on ZIMRA TaRMS System
This document outlines the onboarding process for existing taxpayers into the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority's (ZIMRA’s) Tax and Revenue Management System (TaRMS). It is intended for all current taxpayers in Zimbabwe who will now carry out their tax-related activities through the newly developed Self-Service Portal (SSP). Download the attached document to read more
Guide-on-Existing-Taxpayers-Onboarding-to-TaRMS-v3.pdf
PVO Registration Fees under S.I. 85 of 2025
Statutory Instrument (S.I.) 85 of 2025 sets out the registration fees that all organisations must pay when registering as Private Voluntary Organisations (PVOs). Local PVOs are required to pay USD 150, while international PVOs are required to pay USD 250. Organisations may also pay the equivalent amounts in local currency at the prevailing interbank rate. These fees apply to both newly established entities and pre-existing organisations that are transitioning in line with the requirements of the PVO Amendment Act. To read more, please download the attached document:
S.I.-82-of-2025-Private-Voluntary-Organisations-Registration-Fees-Regulations-nom.pdf
S.I. 155 of 2024 (Licensing of Data Controllers and Appointment of Data Protection Officers)
The Cyber and Data Protection (Licensing of Data Controllers and Appointment of Data Protection Officers) Regulations, 2024 (Statutory Instrument 155 of 2024) operationalise the Cyber and Data Protection Act, requiring any person or organisation that determines the purposes and means of processing personal data to obtain a data controller licence from the Data Protection Authority (POTRAZ), appoint a certified Data Protection Officer, and comply with obligations covering data security, breach notification, children's data, and codes of conduct. NANGO shares these regulations as a resource for member organisations, since licensing is tiered by the number of data subjects processed (from a minimum of 50 up to over 500,000), carries prescribed fees, and non-compliance attracts significant fines or imprisonment. Members are encouraged to review the regulations, available in full below, and to assess promptly whether their organisation is required to license as a data controller and appoint a Data Protection Officer.
SI20241.pdf
Development Watch Volume 5, Issue 3
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to Volume 5, Issue 3 of the Development Watch Newsletter, a platform dedicated to amplifying the voices, experiences, and innovations of Zimbabwe’s civil society sector. This edition comes at a time when our collective commitment to sustainable development, civic engagement, and inclusive governance continues to define the resilience and impact of our sector. Over the past months, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) under the NANGO umbrella have continued to demonstrate remarkable leadership in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), promoting human rights, and strengthening community resilience. From grassroots initiatives improving livelihoods and access to essential services, to national-level advocacy shaping policy reforms, CSOs remain at the forefront of driving people-centred development. Download the attached file for more information
Development-Watch-Volume-5-Issue-3.pdf
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