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- March 13, 2020
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Embrace era of higher pixels
The question of how many pixels a human eye can see has been asked by countless people. However, the opposite pressing question is: how does the camera perform in a visual test for smartphones?
- businessweekly
- March 13, 2020
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Customer engagements make successful businesses
The future of customer success is as a growth engine. It’s critical for companies to view it as a differentiator rather than a risk management tool,
- businessweekly
- March 13, 2020
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Bridal Veil Falls: ‘Falling in love with nature’
There can be no question that Zimbabwe is a beautiful country. Dress her in a wedding gown and she is more than perfect!
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- March 13, 2020
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ATP & WTA tours face shut down
The ATP and WTA Tours are on the verge of being shut down until May following pressure from players.
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- March 13, 2020
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Next steps in reform need to work well
The biggest single problem of treating dedollarisation as a process, taken a step at a time, is that at times events overtake the process and the fiscal and monetary authorities have to move forward and bring in measures that are in many ways reactions to events, although hopefully part of the general master plan.
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- March 13, 2020
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Why Africa must work twice as hard on coronavirus
It is often said that irrespective of how well they’re qualified or experienced, black people always have to work twice as hard to prove their worth, to demonstrate that they can do the job at hand; and that, unlike their white counterparts, they measure up to the quality of the job they’re still to deliver on.
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- March 13, 2020
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. . . as Potraz approves mobile tariffs adjustment
THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) has approved a 57 percent upward review for voice, data and SMS tariffs with immediate effect to catch up with the “constantly rising operating costs”.
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- March 13, 2020
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Think, act like a man . . .
Last year I watched the movie “Suffragate” and I was moved to tears. (Yes even behind this bravado I cry sometimes.) This movie details how British women fought for the right to vote. What was most profound was that some of them were divorced, dismissed from work and even died fighting for their cause.
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- March 13, 2020
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Spirit ability creates success
I am an avid reader and researcher, especially of things that intrigue and get me thinking. So last week, I was watching a YouTube video of Ansiii ***, and I was captivated by his presentation at the Nordic Business Forum. He explained psychological safety in such an intriguing and practical way. It kept me thinking about it all day, more so on how it affects those who I work with in the family business forums and consults.
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- March 13, 2020
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Failing to see the wood for trees
Our current economic challenges have caused every Zimbabwean to be extremely worried by this predicament. As a result, everyone is talking about the matter these days. The type of comments coming from them depends on how people at different levels see the matter.