Intersectionality of women, land and corruption in Zim
The post-colonial Zimbabwean government maintained the distinction through the Communal Land Act.
By Tracy Mutowekuziva
7h ago
Ceteris Paribus: How currency crisis has impacted ZSE
While investors chase value-preservation from the fragile Zimdollar, the ZSE has proved to be the best safe-haven as it is directly driven by money supply and market developments.
By Tinashe Duma
7h ago
Parliament does the unpatriotic thing
It must be rejected by all who genuinely love Zimbabwe.
By Trevor Ncube
7h ago
Leaders strive to create benchmarks
Brands are compared and differentiated by their characteristics and attributes, as a more reliable and accurate measurement for consistent results.
By Tanaka Chikwenhere
7h ago
INTERVIEW: Lessons from Osaka: ‘Vital for Zim to hold credible elections’
For this reason, everyone deserves a chance to cast their votes and be confident that their vote will matter.
By Enos Denhere
7h ago
Employee retention: What works in practice
It makes no sense to retain an employee simply because they are in a critical role when their performance is below standard
By Memory Nguwi
7h ago
VPN, access to internet: All you need to know
By controlling the internet, ruling parties can quash dissident activity and monitor online communications.
By Jacob Mutisi
7h ago
Zimdollar: A timeline of how govt destroyed own currency
Struggles in sourcing forex from the auction begin to show.
By Tatira Zwinoira
7h ago
Is Treasury on right path on additional measures?
If some of these expenditures are not cut, liquidity will remain high thus exerting pressure on the exchange rate to depreciate.
By Victor Bhoroma
7h ago
