Quality is never an accident

Shelter Hamandishe-Chieza Change Management
LAST week I mentioned that business must not lose sight of who is now in the driving seat and the need to gear up for competition through service delivery. The concept of Customer Relationship Management is inexhaustible but one of the

Kirsty mourns Dale Oen

Collin Matiza Sports Editor
KIRSTY Coventry yesterday joined her fellow members of the international swimming family in mourning Norwegian swimming world champion Alexander Dale Oen. Dale Oen died aged 26 from cardiac arrest after collapsing in his bathroom

Magazine ties Muslim veil to glamour

ISTANBUL. — Can the Muslim headscarf be synonymous with glamour? Turkey’s first fashion magazine for conservative Islamic women looks set to win the challenge. In less than a year since it was launched last June, the monthly Ala — meaning “beauty” — has become a mainstream glossy. With a circulation of 20 000, it is only slightly behind the Turkish versions of

Brangelina to tie the knot on August 12

Hollywood stars Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are reportedly tying the knot August 11.   According to reports, Brad and Angelina have succumbed to pressure from their kids and have decided to get married. The proposed day for marriage coincides with the golden anniversary of Brad’s parents. After seven years and six children, the actors finally announced their engagement.

Indonesian musician leaves fans asking for more

Entertainment Reporter
Jazz lovers had a rare treatment of world class performance on Tuesday by renowned Indonesian musician and composer Peni Candra Rini who is in the country for this year’s edition of the Harare International Festival of Arts Rini performed two melodies

Chinhoyi Caves come to Harare Entertainment Reporter

THOSE who have never been to the spectacular Chinhoyi Caves will find solace in a novel entertainment concept that has been introduced in Harare. All the trappings that evoke the tourist attraction have been captured in the form of Mubako Bar or simply The Cave housed at City Sports Bar. One can be forgiven for thinking that they are indeed in a cave as everything about the

Harare reverberates!

Ruth Butaumocho and Lovemore Meya
Zimbabwe’s biggest arts showcase, the Harare International Festival of the Arts, exploded to life on Tuesday night with an exhilarating performance that ignited a revelling mood among thousands of people who turned up at the Harare Gardens.

Old habits can harm your business

Zachary Aldwin Milkshake in the Boardroom
THERE is a wonderful little urban legend that circulates about a woman who whenever she cooked a chicken would cut off a piece of the thigh before placing it in the pan. One day her daughter, being an inquisitive six-year-old, asked why she did

Record keeping and the law

All persons carrying on business in Zimbabwe are required by law to keep and maintain records of business transactions and proper books of accounts in the English language, unless dispensation has been granted by the courts or the Commissioner to the con-trary. Books of accounts include the following:  Ledgers, cash books, journals, paid cheques, bank statements and

Maximising battery power

Tonderai Rutsito Tech Spot
IN my previous instalment I wrote about hardware tips that we can all use to make sure that our laptop batteries last much longer to take us through our day’s work. In this instalment I wish to explore some software tweaks that one can also apply

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