Battle to catch up continues as schools close
THE first school term ended last week, completing what was an unusual and tough term due to the coronavirus pandemic, as teachers and learners continue to battle to make up for lost time.
Truth, uncertainty and preventing third Covid-19 wave
Gareth Kantor THAT you get Covid-19 not only from people coughing, sneezing or just breathing close to you, but from breathing their exhaled breath at a distance has now been…
Why SI 127 is necessary
GOVERNMENT recently promulgated Statutory Instrument 127 of 2021 to deal with, among other things, the rampant abuse of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Foreign Currency Auction System.
Micro-pensions can be a game-changer, but…
Tawanda Musarurwa “It’s getting more difficult for me to continue working, but what will happen if I stop?” questions 66-year-old Ruvimbo Mudarikwa. “Sometimes he (her only son) does support me…
Mboweni pivots his humble beginnings to inspire generations in new book
Dr Douglas Mboweni, the Group Chief Executive Officer of Econet Wireless, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile network operator, on Wednesday launched his new book “A Dusty Road To Success: Principles of an extraordinary life”, in which he uses his humble beginnings to inspire people not to give up on their dreams.
‘We want our slice of the cake’
THE Zimbabwe Building Contractors Association (ZBCA) recently launched a women’s desk to facilitate the inclusion of women in the construction sector.
The full judgement on judicial tenure
THE High Court released the full judgement by Justices Happias Zhou, Jester Charewa and Edith Mushore regarding judicial tenure in light of the second Amendment to the Constitution.
Mabhunu keeps a cool head
IN 10 years, when Kane Williamson has retired to become a surfer, Steve Smith a folk singer and Virat Kohli the star of an eight-season documentary on his life, who are the players who might be bossing Test cricket?
A stitch in time for troubled SMEs
WHEN the coronavirus pandemic came into our lives, together with the subsequent lockdowns, Mr Charles Machaya Nevanji and his business partner Mr William Mamunga had an immediate concern.
Be wary of rising cyber crimes
THERE has been an increased risk of cybercrimes and cyber-attacks, especially in the past year. Cybercrime which is also called digital crime is the use of digital technology in the commission or facilitation of crime such as phishing, cyberbullying, child pornography, online fraud, violation of privacy and cyber grooming among others.










