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Multi-sectoral partnerships as vehicle for development

A third example comes from India, where the government has experimented with innovative financing mechanisms known as Development Impact Bonds (DIBs).

By Kevin Tutani Mar. 20, 2026

Multi-sectoral partnerships as vehicle for development

Zim govt unveils Business Process Outsourcing framework

In addition, qualifying foreign investors will benefit from exemption from the non-residents tax on dividends, strengthening Zimbabwe’s attractiveness for international capital.

By Business Reporter Mar. 12, 2026

Zim govt unveils Business Process Outsourcing framework

Editor’s Memo: Line between public office and corporate interests must be clear

The Public Entities Corporate Governance Act, for instance, restricts permanent secretaries from sitting on boards of public entities such as parastatals.

By Shame Makoshori Mar. 6, 2026

Editor’s Memo: Line between public office and corporate interests must be clear

Media giant lines up top experts for ESG summit

Wilson Masawa said the scale of engagement reflects heightened awareness of the need to reposition Zimbabwe within the rapidly evolving global investment landscape.

By Joyce Makunya Mar. 6, 2026

Media giant lines up top experts for ESG summit

Nedbank successfully repatriates dividend from Zim subsidiary for FY25

RWAs defined as the adjusted value of a bank’s assets, where each asset is weighted by its specific risk level.

By Tatira Zwinoira Mar. 6, 2026

Nedbank successfully repatriates dividend from Zim subsidiary for FY25

Why thinking is real competitive advantage before devising strategy

Corporate strategy is not the starting point of organisational success.

By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Jan. 9, 2026

Why thinking is real competitive advantage before devising strategy

Eureka invests US$2m in CSR projects

“Eureka Mine is one of our key partners in Guruve. We have worked together for three to five years and have built a cordial relationship.

By Musavengana Chirau Dec. 29, 2025

Dissecting Zimbabwe’s industrial collapse: Why conventional corporate governance thinking is part of the problem

Another common defence is that accountants and lawyers are best suited to boards because they protect shareholders by controlling costs, managing risk, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

By Jacob Mutisi Dec. 26, 2025

Dissecting Zimbabwe’s industrial collapse: Why conventional corporate governance thinking is part of the problem

Kwekwe woman defies odds

With a burning passion for farming, her journey began not in a boardroom, but on the land with a deep love for farming and a determination to uplift others.

By Langelihle Nyathi Dec. 22, 2025