Platinum: The solution to Zimbabwe’s stunted growth problem
Stanford Chiwanga ZIMBABWE’S reliance on exporting raw ores has cost the country dearly in terms of economic diversification and the much needed revenue flows to the fiscus. One mineral that…
Dialogue key on national policies
Dr Gift Mugano Last week, the Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube and the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Dr John Mangudya, presented fiscal measures and…
Companies gear for export-led economic revival
TESTIMONIES given by five Norton industrialists offer fresh hope that the export-led industrialisation agenda envisaged by Government is feasible once companies get access to the requisite capital, in some instances…
More industry funding options
GOVERNMENT is considering a number of funding options for distressed firms, including crowd funding and setting up a Venture Industrialist Fund, in a bid to accelerate the re-industrialisation programme aimed…
Understanding epilepsy
Introduction The brain is made up of millions of nerve cells called neurons. These cells generate electrical impulses and messages to produce thoughts, feelings, movement and control body functions.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Human life is precious
Although I agree that wild animals is very important and should not be abused or killed, I feel it is very unfair to us humans when these vicious and very…
Disturb us Lord!
It is easy to settle, never stretching beyond the pain barrier, and continuing on a well worn path of the familiar. Even if the path is leading to destruction, it…
The castor bean revolution is gaining momentum!
On October 19, stakeholders drawn from across most arms of Government, the business sector, farmers and the banking world will convene at a Harare hotel for what should be engrossing…
Osaka ‘stressed out’ by great expectation
Naomi Osaka admitted that she gets “stressed out” trying to live up to “the hype” after the US Open champion was beaten in the China Open semifinals yesterday.





