Probing corporate restructurings in Zim
Recently, certain companies listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) announced their intention to unbundle their non-core assets and list them separately on the ZSE.
Youth interest in agriculture must be supported
In Zimbabwe and most other African countries, it is increasingly becoming difficult to convince the “Facebook generation” to take up agriculture both as a job and a business.
Zanu-PF romps to victory in by-election
Zanu-PF romped to victory in the Chimanimani East Ward 13 local authority by-election held on Saturday.
Why is it so hard for Africans to visit other African countries?
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote has said he needs 38 visas to travel within the continent on his Nigerian passport.
AFM: Deific law in crisis
I write my articles mainly from the point of view of the law, but in this article there may frequently be reference to spirituality — indeed when it comes to the need to deal with splits in the body of Christ — the church.
Take part in development agenda, business community urged
GOVERNMENT has challenged the business community to participate in the country’s development agenda as enshrined in President Mnangagwa’s vision of becoming a middle-income economy by 2030.
Chief Marange cuts ties with sons
Chieftaincy wrangles and internal disputes have seen Chief Marange cutting ties with three of his sons, whom he accuses of misrepresenting him and the family.
Business laments abuse of Zimra’s whistleblower facility
Businesses have lamented rampant abuse of the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority’s whistleblower facility.
No plans to replace Jose Mourinho
LONDON. – There are two crucial qualities required at board level by every major football club when it comes to hiring and firing their managers: ruthlessness and foresight.
Banana farmers hail Practical Action
BANANA farmers in Honde Valley have applauded a non-profit making organisations working in their area for facilitating trade relations with buyers of their produce.










