Fatigued Zim in lacklustre Heroes’ Day celebrations
ZIMBABWE’s Heroes’ Day commemorations — held on Monday this week — were low key and felt like a hollow, jingoistic exercise. This clearly indicated…
Analysis
Economic crunch at breaking point
WHEN Zimbabweans joke that even former president Robert Mugabe was better than his successor Emmerson Mnangagwa — incredibly this has an element of truth —…
Wrong to blame Zim crisis on war veterans
I have always been a fan of Zimbabwe Independent. It has an excellent record of providing the nation with sound and truthful analyses of the economic situation…
Zanu PF turning country into a graveyard
ZIMBABWE hit the headlines this week as the world pondered in stunned silence how a government big on rhetoric and dismal on delivery has spectacularly…
Why protests are important
LAST night as I was scrolling down latest postings — usually not very useful except for banter and comic relief — on our WhatsApp chat group feed with…
We need to go long-term and big
This is the seventh and final installment in a serialised document containing submis-sions made by chiefs from Matabeleland and Midlands provinces to President…
Change management new perspective
CHANGE is the only constant in the survival of individuals and organisations. With the evolving nature of global markets and business, organisations need to…
Peace, Order Bill still unconstitutional
At a sitting that started on August 8 and ended at 4.10am on August 9, the National Assembly passed the Maintenance of Peace and Order Bill with amendments,…
Economy facing a ‘low animal spirit’
THE price for cash has gone up, with mobile money agents charging rates for cash as high as 40%, following the government’s decision to widen Intermediated…
Economy on a wing and prayer
METAPHORICALLY, the economy is on a wing and a prayer. The evidence to support this assertion is abundant. For starters, the likely massive decline in tobacco…
