Rural land: Who’s in charge?

Harmony Agere One of history’s finest journalists and author Margaret Mitchell once described land as the only thing worth dying for. And in her contemplation, people should protect their homeland…

The Kafala system explained

Lincoln Towindo The Kafala system is commonly used to regulate immigrant workers in Arab nations, and is normally codified by law. It is often abused by human traffickers to enslave…

Reprieve for expelled Zanu-PF members

Bulawayo Bureau SOME Zanu-PF members who were expelled or suspended will have the rulings overturned if provinces did not follow proper procedures in instituting disciplinary action, Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko has…

Winter warmer at Cutty Sark

Leisure Reporter THE resort town of Kariba is notorious for its hot weather but during winter temperatures take a dip and this would be the perfect time for holidaymakers who…

Market Report: Bond notes to bring sanity

THE announcement by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe that it will introduce bond notes could be the best way to solve the liquidity problems the country has been facing but…

Results-based management system vital for parastatals

Tinashe Farawo There is no doubt that the successful implementation of the country’s economic blue-print (Zim-Asset) must be underpinned and guided by the results-based management (RBM) system. In its wisdom,…

MultiChoice Zim frets over SA accounts

Takudzwa Chihambakwe – Leisure Correspondent MORE and more subscribers continue to convert their Zimbabwean DStv accounts to South African ones in search of cheaper viewing.

Stocks gain for first time in April

Business Reporter LOCAL stocks recorded the first monthly gain of 2016 in April, with total market capitalisation rising 7,9 percent month-on-month to US$3,03 billion. While the mainstream industrial index gained…

The Big & Small Screen: This was well worth the wait

WORDS can never really do justice to the marvel that is “Captain America — Civil War”. However, I do love a good challenge and in the spirit of things yet…

BEYOND THE COVER: Poetry gets spray of ‘Fresh Ink’

THE poetry scene been awoken by upcoming talent. A group of young writers has teamed up to produce an anthology titled “Fresh Ink”.

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