It is time our politicians abandon public posturing
WHEN nurses downed their tools in April protesting the shortage of essential medicine and consumables in public health institutions while also demanding an…
Analysis
Unsustainable subsidies distort market
In recent weeks, I have been fascinated by the workings of the alternative market — some choose to call it the black market and others prefer the term…
Mnangagwa must act on corruption
ELECTED on a campaign platform which included a promise to tackle corruption, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s commitment to fighting the rampant scourge will…
Mnangagwa’s first 50 days: Zim sinks deeper into abyss
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa this week completed 50 days in office, but in that short stint, the negatives have so far outweighed the positives amid…
Gumbo’s attempt to turn snake venom into juice
“It is truly a ‘New Dispensation’. Back in the day, ministers used to strenuously deny such brazen corruption. Now, we are in this Second Republic, where…
A discredited economic template will cripple Zim
NEW Finance minister Mthuli Ncube and the government in general have swallowed the myths of foreign aid, investment and the International Monetary Fund (IMF)…
National wisdom, honest optimism can rescue Zim
FELLOW Zimbabweans, it is almost November again. Are you getting this novemberish sense of déjà vu? Remember November 2017? It was the best of times and the…
Understanding change management
In the maze of things and busy schedules of business life, there is a tendency to get stuck in the comfort zone, as long as business is functioning.
Fiscal measures fail to douse the flames
LAST week’s monetary policy pronouncement by Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya, buttressed by fiscal measures introduced by Finance…
Economy reflects state of governance
IN 2015, I argued that the economy was Zanu PF’s most virulent opposition.
