adminAccept, acknowledge other people’s success
Charles Munhoshi Jnr Versatile Fufu That surely is a sign of maturity in understanding success. You will have a hard time rising to levels you speak against if you refuse to accept…
Maintain your online safety
As the number of internet users continues to grow worldwide, so too the concern for Internet safety. In the past, Internet safety was mostly about protecting your computer from viruses.…
Identify personalities
Zach Aldwin Milkshake in the Boardroom Are you a climber or a builder? That is a good question to ask yourself today. In any organisation you find those who are willing to…
Nampak soars 8pc ahead of budget
Nampak Zimbabwe’s turnover for the first quarter is 8 percent ahead of budget, but only 2 percent up from the first quarter of last year, chief executive Mr John Van…
Robert Mugabe School of Education nears completion
George Maponga Masvingo Bureau The multi-million-dollar Robert Mugabe School of Education at Great Zimbabwe University in Masvingo Province, named after President Mugabe because of his passion to develop the country’s education…
No fear for City
LONDON. — Leicester City have no fear about the weekend’s English Premier League away match-up with third-placed Arsenal and have their eyes on another major upset, winger Marc Albrighton said.
Mawiwi eyes D1 Championship
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter DStv Rangers coach Bigboy Mawiwi says they will be gunning for the championship title this year when the 2016 Northern Region Division One soccer league season kicks…
Maternity at work
Matthias Ruziwa HR Issues “Establishing qualification periods for maternity leave does not conform to ILO maternity protection standards”. According to Convention No. 183, as well as the older ILO maternity protection…
Triangle host Kabwe Warriors
Oscar Rusenga in Triangle DAVID “Yogi’’ Mandigora will get his first insight of the task that awaits him as the new Triangle coach when his side host visiting Zambian Super…
Disillusioned natives in a free S. Africa
Sam Ditshego Correspondent THE seeds of confusion in South Africa were planted in 1955 with the adoption of the Freedom Charter by Nelson Mandela’s group abandoning the 1949 Programme of Action.