adminBancABC dangle carrot
Grace Chingoma Sports ReporterFINANCIAL institution BancABC have dangled a big carrot to giants Dynamos and Highlanders ahead of their Castle Lager Premiership showdown at Rufaro on Sunday, pledging to give the winner US$15 000. BancABC Holdings are also the principal sponsors of Dynamos and Highlanders.They
Be a master of the business game
Shelter Hamandishe-Chieza Change ManagementBUSINESS is a game and it has probably taken me the past 10 years to figure this out. This game needs players, rules, and a result. It is just like a game that my daughter taught me, Rock, Paper and Scissors. The rules for the game are that each player simultaneously makes the figure
No two properties are identical
Vengai Madzima Property GuideAS we approach the end of a year that has witnessed nominal property transactions resulting from the lack of finance on the market, it is still important to pursue investment models that will make one richer as the inevitable end of this crisis fast approaches. The hyperinflationary period
Cosmetic policies will not work
Takunda Mugaga Economic AgendaTHE journey to the 2013 National Budget Statement presentation on November 15 has been characterised by anxiety and huge expectations and the envelope that Finance Minister Tendai Biti will present is expected to either to make or break the aspirations of the generality of the populace.
Eagle Insurance offers relief for patients
Business Reporter
Eagle Insurance has launched an innovative hospital cash plan that is set to benefit people when they are hospitalised. Subscriptions are as low as US$1,50 per month and the beneficiaries get as much as US$100 for each day spent in hospital. This is a first for Zimbabwe using an SMS platform
Seed Co to spread its wings in Africa
Kudzai KurevaZIMBABWE’S leading seed producer, Seed Co, is expanding its operations in Africa in a bid to unlock shareholder value. In an interview with the Herald Business, Seed Co group chief executive officer Mr Morgan Nzwere said they were looking at expanding into several East and Southern African states.
Lead — don’t follow
Zachary Aldwin Milkshake in the BoardroomHERE is a clear thought of why Zimbabwe won’t lead, it is because in many cases we follow and are willing to pay a big price for it. We wait for the West (as much as we insult the West) to come up with the gadgets, the innovation, the new inventions and better ways of doing things. Picking on
Inflation to remain low, but . . .
Tawanda Musarurwa Business ReporterECONOMISTS have concurred with Treasury’s projections for the annual rate of inflation to the end of 2013, but remain concerned about the factors keeping the inflation rate low. In a recent 2013 Pre-Budget Strategy Paper, Finance Minister Tendai Biti projected the country’s headline inflation to