Governance crisis in family business
GROWING up as a child, I used to notice that some big family business enterprises were thriving remarkably. You must be logged in to view this content. Click…
Analysis
Currency crisis blights tourism sector
THE tourism sector has been recovering after years of being hard hit by negative perception, caused by government’s toxic policies and confrontation with…
Resource extraction: The new Scramble for Africa
This is the third instalment of a series of articles of the introductory part of a book, Rethinking and Unthinking Development in Africa, by the two scholars.…
Bond notes morphed into RTGS dollar: Rebirth of the Zim dollar
Zimbabwean central bank authorities have a traceable record of overnight monetary policy changes. Memories of the former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)…
Doable recovery policies required
FROM all indications, Zimbabwe is plunging into the abyss of recession, then stagflation, a condition characterised by slow economic growth, high unemployment…
Zim@39 — tell no lies . . . claim no easy victories
My first visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) was in 1999. Soon after touching down at Kinshasa’s Ndjili International Airport — which is quite…
Gukurahundi: Truth, justice critical
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa and a coalition of south-western region civil society groups, the Matabeleland Collective, have come up with a package of measures…
Anti-corruption campaign insincere
THE failure by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government to tackle high-level corruption—which has contributed immensely to economic decay—has raised…
Zim’s path to prosperity
ON April 3, I gave President Emmerson Mnangagwa a letter from my government conveying the heartfelt sympathy of the American people for the lives lost in…
Economy: Good and bad news . . .
IT was good news for Zimbabwe that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff and the country’s authorities have reached an agreement on macro-economic…
