Govt use of violence on its own people is tragic
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Of Cyclone Idai and a benevolent ruler
“We receive our fuel through the pipeline and it has not been disturbed by the rains. We will not be affected by anything at all.” AT the first sign of…
Govt must be open on deals
PRESIDENT EMMERSON Mnangagwa’s trip last weekend to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, brought to the fore the issue of transparency on economic deals cut…
Lives could have been saved
BROADLY speaking, there are two types of disasters: natural and man-made.
Cyclone Idai: Ordinary people emerge heroes
AFTER venting out their anger and frustration at the government’s lethargic initial response to the devastating Cyclone Idai, which hit the Eastern Highlands…
Fixing Zim’s broken reputation chain
The Economist Intelligence Unit’s livability survey 2018, pitches Harare, in Zimbabwe, in the 10 least “livable” in the world out of the 140-city sample.…
Piece-meal austerity without reforms a wild goose chase
AUSTERITY measures introduced by Finance minister Mthuli Ncube under the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) will have a devastating effect on the…
Bilateral meetings underscore reform
WHEN South African President Cyril Ramaphosa jetted into Zimbabwe for bilateral meetings this week, his hosts had high expectations for an economic rescue…
Improving corporate reporting
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Characteristics of poor leadership
Poor leadership surrounds us, it is a fact of life. The notion that poor quality leadership has negative effects for individuals and organisations is not new.
