WHILE Zimbabwe is supposedly busy laying the groundwork for credible, free and fair elections, the country’s muddled mobile voter registration exercise heralds chaotic polls.
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When will Zim be ready for elections?
DR Ibbo Mandaza, a local academic, author and publisher, always has interesting “theories” on politics, current events and how things are likely to pan out.
Leaders should now embrace constitutionalism
PARLIAMENT on Wednesday passed, with amendments, the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 20) Bill.
Productivity through team-based rewards
TO enhance wealth, a business can pursue two broad strategies, either growth (of revenues through price increase or increased sales volumes) or productivity.
Frontier markets need to cease the moment
Global recession has led to slow growth in most developed economies.
How Zanu PF hangs onto power
RECENT arbitrary arrests of prominent human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa and senior MDC officials, have been interpreted by some, as the last kicks of a dying horse.
Dangers of indigenisation on banks
This installment seeks to draw the attention of stakeholders to the inadvertent dangers that could befall our economy if we choose to throw caution to the wind.
Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction indeed!
George W Bush wasn’t lying about Iraq after all, and those of us who said that he was owe him an apology.
Zim paying the price for ‘successful’ land seizures
We were struck by the Herald’s claim that President Robert Mugabe should be commended for securing food supplies from Zambia and thus averting starvation.
Zim’s actual GDP distorted by corruption
The size of any economy, its growth or shrinkage, is generally determined by evaluation of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
