Chinese deals: Good or bad for Zim?
GIVEN the recent developments in Zimbabwe and the African continent as a whole, it is worth assessing how Chinese investments can affect the local economy…
Opinion
Unpacking conflict resolution mechanisms in the workplace
Leadership and conflict go hand in hand. As a manager or supervisor, it is guaranteed that you will have to deal with workplace disputes at some point or…
Govt intervention on mining timely
ZIMBABWE boasts of dozens of valuable minerals, but gold and platinum are easily the two most important of the lot. Diamonds were massively looted.
Urgent roadmap for parastatal reform required
THE Auditor-General Mildred Chiri has made shocking findings that 23 state-owned enterprises and parastatals are on the verge of collapse due to poor corporate…
Politicisation of anti-corruption
ONE of the issues central to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s message after his rise to power through a military coup five days from today a year ago and in…
When second oil discovery risks becoming a cheap stunt
“ . . . our leader Mnangagwa has repeatedly said he has no intention of staying beyond his two terms. But, after spending some time with Condé, it may not…
Is Tobin tax regime helpful?
Against the backdrop of the ongoing debate and rhetoric about the recently proposed 2% transaction tax which was announced by Finance minister Mthuli Ncube,…
The ball is now in govt’s court
The banking sector — which plays a vital role in financial intermediation as well as other critical functions which collectively are the lifeblood of the…
Hwange Colliery collapse: New monument to failure
IN a predatory society, state-owned companies and public institutions are captured by political elites and their cronies with the ultimate objective of…
Govt must walk the talk
THAT President Emmerosn Mnangagwa and his government are now under growing pressure and all over the place trying to fix the broken economy is self-evident.…
