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Balancing the scales of work, life in procurement duties

Given the pressure associated with procurement, benefit packages are no longer viewed as the be-all and end-all. 
By Charles Nyika Mar. 14, 2025
When job evaluation brings problems
When job evaluation brings problems
Job evaluation serves as a systematic method to determine the relative worth of different positions within an organisation.  
By Memory Nguwi Mar. 14, 2025
Empower, excel: Accelerating action for female leaders in the digital realm
Amidst this backdrop, the digital world presents both a glaring challenge and a gleaming opportunity for women. 
By Edith Utete Mar. 14, 2025
A plea for reform to revive businesses
Simplify the tax system to eliminate bureaucracy and corruption, making compliance easier. 
By Jacob Mutisi Mar. 14, 2025
Economic complexity: Lessons from Africa
This should be fair, if they (trade partners) are considerate and acknowledge the poor state of the country's economy and its challenges.
By Kevin Tutani Mar. 14, 2025
Citizens, businesses pay the price of political infighting, entrenched graft
Addressing an interactive session with editors last month, the President reiterated that he will leave office in 2028.
By Pondai B Shozhera Mar. 14, 2025
Power, access to power vital currencies (II)
In a world where natural resources are adequate for the benefit of all, the disparity in wealth becomes even more pronounced when power dynamics are at play.
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Mar. 14, 2025
Anthropomorphism in AI
The baseline for ethical use of AI is to ensure the obvious distinction between humans and AI. Blurring the lines is a recipe for bad outcomes.
By Evans Sagomba Mar. 14, 2025
Syria: Who is to blame?
You can blame the European colonial powers for the last major redrawing of the borders in the region in 1918-20
By Gwynne Dyer Mar. 14, 2025
It’s not just any Mercedes
It is not just any Mercedes, it is certified all the way from the manufacturer for you if it is from Zimoco. Below are the key advantages:
By Andrew Muzamhindo Mar. 14, 2025
Whose land are you selling, Mr President?
Zimbabwe’s terrain requires multiple, flexible and adaptable tenure regimes and no unilinear and shallow simplistic formulas. 
By Phillan Zamchiya Mar. 14, 2025
Plenty is amiss with compulsory car radio licence amendment law
This requirement infringes on a vehicle owner’s right to obtain insurance by adding an unnecessary financial burden. 
By Taisa Tshuma Mar. 14, 2025
Geza’s expulsion mirrors widening rift in Zanu PF
He warned that the move could intensify factional hostilities, as Mnangagwa’s supporters face off against Chiwenga loyalists.
By Tinashe Kairiza Mar. 14, 2025
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Nothing dead and buried, Joji!
In the process, he suggested that the 2030 term extension agenda was “dead and buried”.
By Muckraker Mar. 14, 2025
From emotional silence to resilience of human spirit
From a young age, boys are often taught to “toughen up”, to hide their vulnerabilities, and to prioritise providing for their families over addressing their emotional needs. 
By Grace Chirenje Mar. 14, 2025
Effects, consequences of predatory pricing
After establishing a case of predatory pricing, the commission refers the matter to the National Prosecuting Authority for prosecution and the appropriate level of fine.
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ZSE sees 6% turnaround
In February, market activity was largely driven by the two most liquid stocks on the local bourse, which accounted for over 86% of total trading volume. 
By Kudakwashe Taimo Mar. 14, 2025
Let’s balance environmental, economic interests
Hwange National Park, spanning 15 000 square kilometres in the coal-rich Hwange district, is a protected area of immense ecological and economic significance. 
By Tinashe Kairiza Mar. 14, 2025
It’s time for gender equality
The future of journalism depends on it. Change will not wait. The time for transformation is now.
By Faith Zaba Mar. 14, 2025
Enhancing CSR in procurement
The heat of consumer opinion has been asserting its influence in business. 
By Charles Nyika Mar. 7, 2025
Empowering youth via entrepreneurship
The country’s economic constraints mean that formal employment opportunities remain scarce, leaving many university graduates struggling to secure jobs. 
By Antony Jongwe Mar. 7, 2025
Informal sector cushioning Zim against macro-economic shocks
This could result in improved formal employment as well as economic growth and standard of living.
By Lovemore Nyawo Mar. 7, 2025
From box-ticking exercise to a powerful business tool
No wonder so many people see performance management as nothing more than an annual box-ticking exercise.
By Memory Nguwi Mar. 7, 2025
Women’s day: Accelerating action for gender equality
A moment of solidarity — connecting women's movements worldwide and amplifying collective demands for equality.
By Tinashe Madamombe Mar. 7, 2025
Important role of data protection officers, controllers in Zim firms
THE advent of stringent data protection regulations across the globe is reshaping how organisations manage personal data. 
By Jacob Mutisi Mar. 7, 2025
Importance of economic complexity (I)
A country can invoke tax breaks, special economic zones and tailored educational budgets, in order to encourage the production of particular complex products for local consumption and exports.
By Kevin Tutani Mar. 7, 2025
SA’s trade deficit dilemma with China — and how to fix it
Many small and medium enterprises struggle to compete with relatively cheaper Chinese imports.
By Marvellous Ngundu Mar. 7, 2025
Power, access to it are vital currencies (I)
IN a world where resources are often abundant, the disparity in wealth distribution raises crucial questions about the mechanisms that perpetuate inequality. 
By Gloria Ndoro-mkombachoto Mar. 7, 2025