Why investors shun Zim
TRANSPORT minister Joel Biggie Matiza this week sought to shed light on what is actually happening on the US$400 million recapitalisation project between the…
Opinion
Reshuffling deadwood inadequate to curb corruption
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa this week demoted Joram Gumbo as Energy minister and replaced him with deputy Transport minister Fortune Chasi. Gumbo was…
Mechanics of corruption(Part I)
I HAVE spent the last four years studying a phenomenon of interest using classic grounded theory methodology, resulting in a classic grounded theory (CGT)…
Is war in the Gulf looming?
United States President Donald Trump is well known for his desire to cut American military commitments overseas. Indeed, it is one of his most attractive…
Unrestrained govt failures may trigger public anger
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Coaching with the brain in mind
According to David Rock and Linda J. Page, “Setting goals, making connections, becoming more aware, seeking breakthroughs and taking action — the…
Courts and the struggle for legitimacy
THE High Court ruling that Nelson Chamisa is not the legitimate leader of the main opposition MDC — coupled with an order compelling it to hold an…
Develop sustainable economic model
THE economy is one of the biggest challenges Zimbabwe faces today. The current economic fragility, which coincides with global economic slow-down predicted for…
Mnangagwa ushers hope, shows off the bread of life
“Good to meet Mr Kwande and hear how he has baked 5 000 loaves of bread to supply the Gweru market, using only Zimbabwean wheat. I am always happy to meet…
Banks’ exposure to govt increases
BANKS’ exposure to government have increased with 56% of CBZ bank’s assets now in Treasury Bills (TBs), First Capital Bank 41%, Standard Chartered 43%, FBC…
