IN our new pages today, we report the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has ordered platinum and chrome miners to surrender 80% of their export earnings to the apex bank, […]

South Africa is hosting the 37th summit of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) this week.

ACCORDING to Afrobarometer, a non-partisan research network that conducts surveys on various issues across different African countries, up to three or four million Zimbabweans live outside their country.

EACH time I facilitate a leadership course, I find myself gravitating towards the issue of strategy as a leadership imperative. However, I must admit teaching strategy is not an easy […]

North Korea’s desire to become a nuclear power and indeed its recent fast-paced march towards this goal has brought a new dynamic not only on the political arena but also […]

THE so-called Entumbane disturbances of November 1980 and February 1981, during which President Robert Mugabe’s then guerrilla army, Zanla, fought that of his nationalist rival Joshua Nkomo’s Zipra, are typically […]

DESPITE the excruciatingly difficult economic environment, there are some positive indicators that we are currently experiencing.

the Zanu PF “succession” crisis generates considerably more heat than light in the eyes of the media, and there remains ignorance about all the legal niceties that surround the issue […]

INSTEAD of bringing a sense of relief and stability, the announcement by Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya in his mid-term monetary policy statement last week that he […]

THE re-emergence of the parallel currency market in Zimbabwe evokes a sense of déjà vu in many who experienced the country’s unprecedented economic meltdown which ended in 2009 after dollarisation.