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Public finance management in informal economy: A panacea to Zim’s fiscal challenges

The informal economy, also known as the shadow or underground economy, refers to economic activities that are, in the majority of cases, not registered or regulated by the government.
By Samuel Wadzai 10h ago

Govt report: IMF windfall attracts US$10m interest

Official documents revealed that the country also paid US$14 million to the China-Exim Bank as part of the external debt service payments.
By Freeman Makopa Dec. 13, 2024

How to master event management

A well-executed event allows the organisation to showcase its values, products or services while also engaging with stakeholders in a meaningful way.
By Cliff Chiduku Dec. 11, 2024

Wildlife conservation group wets thirsty Hwange

In its end of year report published this month, the Friends of Hwange Trust (FOH) said the devastating El Niño-induced drought led to another extremely tough year.
By Silas Nkala Dec. 11, 2024

‘Competition, counterfeit agroecological produce curtails agroecological entrepreneurs’

PELUM Zimbabwe is an organisation working through member organisations to support small-scale farmers, with the aim of promoting sustainable livelihoods.
By Ashton Ndakusiya Dec. 5, 2024

Harare residents applaud Geo Pomona’s waste collection takeover

Mbare ward 3 councillor Simbarashe Chanachimwe described government's move to rope in Geo Pomona as a masterstroke.
By Problem Masau Nov. 27, 2024
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Govt hands Geo Pomona US$9m Harare waste management deal

Geo Pomona executive chairperson Dilesh Nguwaya early this year said the firm would be collecting 650 tonnes of waste for US$40 per tonne daily.
By Problem Masau Nov. 26, 2024

‘Private sector a key player in combating climate change’

Nguwaya revealed that his company is set to plant trees across 150,000 square metres which will absorb carbon dioxide and clean the environment.
By Problem Masau Nov. 11, 2024

Jury is in: ‘Blacks don’t care about environment’

Illegal dumping offenders, according to the law, are responsible for removing illegally dumped refuse, or council will remove it at the offender’s expense.
By Nevanji Madanhire Nov. 7, 2024