Ncube needs to tread cautiously
MTHULI Ncube, Zimbabwe’s newly appointed Finance minister, is probably the most decorated treasury chief on the African continent today.
Opinion
Second Republic should break with the ugly past
IN the aftermath of the controversial July 30 elections whose outcome was disputed as shown by the bloody aftermath and a contest in the Constitutional Court,…
Zim must leverage resources
A WEEK ago I attended the annual Australia-Africa Week in Perth which brings together government leaders, policymakers, investors, financial experts,…
Judges should not run elections
On 11 September 2018, a video circulated on social media showing some opposition politicians in Parliament chanting: “mbavha! mbavha!” as Justice Chigumba…
Why Mnangagwa won, lost at the same time
President Emmerson Mnangagwa won the 2018 election on the one hand, but lost it on the other. First, while the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) and…
All that Grace wanted from Mnangagwa now revealed
“VaMnangagwa, you comforted me. If it had to take my mother’s death for us to go back to our old friendship, so be it.” AROUND this time last year, Grace…
Why do we have a few female board members?
The number of female CEs in Fortune 500 companies in 2018 actually fell to 24 from 32 in 2017 and last year the boys in private equity in the US started…
External management coaches always objective, independent
Have you ever wanted to know a little more about executive coaching? Recently I caught up with a strong proponent of executive coaching, Rob Holmes, a senior…
Where to Zim?: Challenges facing Mnangagwa’s govt
THE general elections have come and gone, so has the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) process of dealing with the disputed outcome. What is imperative now is…
Economic policy after the 2018 polls
In 1991, with the announcement of the Economic Structural Adjustment Programme (Esap), it seemed the ruling Zanu PF had turned its back on the…
