Federer, Nadal pull through
INDIAN WELLS. — Four-time champion Roger Federer avenged his only loss of the season and world No. 3 Rafael Nadal avoided another early exit at the WTA and ATP Indian…
Di Maria for sale
LONDON. — Paris Saint-Germain are the only club who can afford Manchester United’s Angel Di Maria in the summer, according to reports in Spain. Di Maria has struggled to adapt to…
‘Govt reviewing GMB operations’
Public Service Labour and Social Welfare minister Prisca Mupfumira has said Government is reviewing the operations of the Grain Marketing Board in order to ascertain the state of affairs at…
HIV prevalence reduced in Sadc, but Sub-Saharan Africa still tops
Virginia Muwanigwa Gender Protocol This is the eighth in a series of articles analysing regional progress on gender equality and women’s empowerment. With 2015 finally here, notable progress has been made…
Algeria imports 3pc of global arms
ALGIERS. — Algeria has taken a lead as the largest importer of defence equipment in Africa in the face of growing regional security threats, an expert says.
How far can you go wrong?
Zach Aldwin Milkshake in the Boardroom How badly can you get it wrong and still turn around your company by getting it right in the end. Often your product and marketing may…
Managing your boss
Shelter Chieza Change Management The most difficult boss I have ever worked with was a lady. It may not come as a surprise to you given the inherent belief that women…
Proteas drop chokers tag
SYDNEY. — South Africa captain AB de Villiers threw the tag of “chokers” back in the face of the team’s critics following their Cricket World Cup quarter-final rout of Sri…
Let’s own up, behave differently
Victoria Ruzvidzo Business Focus Not so long ago Zimbabwe’s capital city Harare, was indeed a sunshine city. The roads were well-maintained, buildings were spruced up, traffic lights worked all the time and…
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Cresta Hotels bullish on H2 prospects
CRESTA Hotels Zimbabwe expects a strong second half performance buoyed by an anticipated growth in regional conferences.