Abductions, denials and thin line between state and mafia
Following the abduction and torture of three opposition activists, Joana Mamombe, Netsai Marova and Cecilia Chimbiri, the Zimbabwe government did what any…
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The law must be upheld
THE court has delivered its judgment and lawyers, journalists and analysts have weighed in with their takes. One thing though is as absolute as the sun will…
Business survival during lockdown
THE Covid-19 crisis has literally thrown individuals and corporates into a state of disaster, panic and confusion.
What kind of society have we become?
THE United Nations should be commended for yesterday launching a campaign to raise US$715 million which will cater for the health, food and sanitation needs of…
Think beyond Covid-19 menace
MOST countries that have been hit by Coronavirus, referred to as Covid-19, have availed substantial fiscal and monetary stimulus and relief packages geared at…
Class divide: We live in completely different worlds
FOR many years now, my conviction that 30 men in Zimbabwe own more wealth than the rest of the population combined has grown stronger.
Illegitimate President, illegitimate opposition leader: Country legit?
BY now, the entire nation is aware of the folly of appointing a retired club DJ to be the man in charge of a whole country’s healthcare system.
Using war games to drive corporate strategy in crises
IN my previous installment, I explored how the “art of war” can be applied in business management these days.
Esap, 1990s-2000, 2018 to present (I)
ZIMBABWE decided to embrace the Economic Structural Adjustment Programme (Esap) in the 1990s. Many politicians and economic leaders then generally believed…
World facing a medical emergency
OVER the past few weeks, we have seen the world stricken with fear and panic over what is now known as the Covid-19 (coronavirus), and its effects on many…
