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An excuse for Zanu PF’s Harare takeover bid

It is mandated to investigate financial management of revenue generated through special vehicle companies and other outsourced arrangements.
By Newsday May. 13, 2024

Geo Pomona’s Nguwaya honoured

Nguwaya said his company was focusing on implementing innovative waste management solutions to address climate change challenges.
By Problem Masau May. 13, 2024

A comprehensive analysis of facilities management in Zimbabwe

The transition towards a fully delegated FM model necessitates a systematic orchestration of strategic imperatives, encapsulating the following key steps:
By Bekithemba Mpofu May. 12, 2024

Govt gives BCC 3 weeks to audit books

Latest council minutes state that the condition placed on the council required cooperation by all departments.
By Silas Nkala May. 11, 2024

Unpacking hidden value of talent management in supply chain (II)

Supply chain professionals should constantly remind each other that the so-called best efforts today may not be good enough for the unknown tomorrow.
By Charles Nyika May. 10, 2024

What every manager needs to know about job interviewing

The unfortunate part is that most job interviews practiced by many companies are unstructured, leading to bad hiring.
By Memory Nguwi May. 10, 2024

Cyanide spillage: Villagers in quandary

EMA has since directed Eureka Gold Mine to put in place necessary pollution abatement measures in the interim and long term.
By Nhau Mangirazi May. 6, 2024

35 killed by wild animals in 2023

Nyoni said more than 80 people were left nursing injuries of various degrees after being attacked by wild animals last year. 
By Harriet Chikandiwa May. 3, 2024

ZimParks struggles to curb human-wildlife conflict

He said ZimParks was like any other tourist company that is required to pay duty for equipment that it receives as donations or vehicles that it buy.
By Silas Nkala Apr. 29, 2024