CLIMATE change is upon us. It is affecting all spheres of our daily lives. The adverse effects of climate change are being felt everywhere by everyone. The increased frequency and severity of natural ...

SOUND public procurement practices have a bearing on whether an economy grows, or not. The price at which the government pays for inputs and the quality of services delivered to it is matters to be ...

I will never forget that moment. The CEO, a seasoned professional I deeply respected, stood up mid-discussion, visibly agitated and walked out of the boardroom without a word. Silence followed. I ...

MANY organisations in Zimbabwe and elsewhere conduct employee-engagement surveys simply because it is on the annual calendar. Once the survey is completed, the results are shared in a PowerPoint ...

A LEADING taxpayers’ advocacy group has accused the government of developing a “growing and insatiable appetite” for taxes, warning that without transparency and accountability, increased revenue ...

FINANCE, Economic Development and Investment Promotion minister Mthuli Ncube yesterday announced a major tax cut on local currency transactions, reducing the Intermediated Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) by ...

A CHINESE corporate investor in Zimbabwe has refused a government directive to rebuild defective houses for relocated families, leaving them exposed to harsh weather conditions, an internal ...

THE Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) is modernising the country’s governance data systems through digital technologies and strengthened continental partnerships, in a move aimed at ...

IN a major expansion drive, African Chrome Fields (ACF) is injecting US$30 million into its operations to ramp up production to 600 000 tonnes per year, reinforcing its status as Zimbabwe’s largest ...

A WINDSWEPT transformation is underway in Harare's public healthcare sector, spearheaded by an ambitious plan to redefine primary health care. The initiative will see a comprehensive upgrade of the ...

AS Africa and Europe prepared for the 7th European Union–African Union (EU-AU) Summit held in Luanda this week, we stand shoulder to shoulder, drawing on the valuable lessons of our shared history, ...

EVENTS of the past 16 years have reaffirmed what Zimbabweans have long suspected about the insurance industry. The mistrust is not imagined. It is rooted in lived experience, in how business has been ...