Why Africa’s businesswomen struggle
Africa has seen the highest growth among businesses run by women in recent years. This would appear to be good news: entrepreneurship is arguably crucial for job creation and economic growth.
Cremer’s memorable highlights
Graeme Cremer might be on a sabbatical, but he has produced some super moments in Chevrons colours. The Sunday Mail’s Brighton Zhawi picked some of Cremer’s memorable and truly entertaining…
Poor prayerful societies
Itai Chapunza Wealth is entirely dependent on a few old principles. None of them are new, what is new is the playing ground. So what you needed to do to…
Musona shuts out Duvillard?
MARC DUVILLARD is worried about Knowledge Musona’s career progress, or lack thereof, but the Swiss mentor is struggling to get hold of the player he helped into a diamond.
Kudos to devolution efforts
Devolution is essentially a decentralised form of governance.
When Government makes a conscious decision to devolve, it cedes some powers to its lower tier governance structures.
The Foxes’ Senior statesman
THE sight of a pensive looking Arthur Nhamburo sitting — hands clasped and fidgeting on his phone before every game is a sight that should be all too familiar within the annals of Zimbabwe basketball.
Journey to Great Zimbabwe: Drawing a final thought from Chirikure et al
Phathisa Nyathi As our long and arduous journey draws to a conclusion, we refer to some recent research done by Shadreck Chirikure and his team at Great Zimbabwe to see…
Caps want more green
A SQUAD with an average age of 28 would naturally be worrisome to a club that is talking about the future hence Caps United’s desperation to freshen up is understandable.
Diaspora rallies behind Vision 2030
Zimbabwe’s Diaspora community has pledged to help President Emmerson Mnangagwa turn his vision of creating an Upper Middle-Income economy by 2030 into reality.
SA in ‘prosper thy neighbour’ mode
South Africa’s discussions with Zimbabwe are centred on how best the two southern African countries can help each other confront the challenges being faced by the latter, a senior South African Government official has said.



