President impressed with lines of credit

Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa said his recent trip to Cote d’Ivoire yielded a lot of positive economic results with lines of credit and expression of interest to invest in…

‘Adopt a culture of service excellence’

Local companies should adopt a culture of service excellence, which has become a critical success factor for many organisations globally, Minister of Industry and Commerce Dr Sekai Nzenza has said.

Kwangwari’s clarion call

SUCCESSES recorded by boxers Charles Manyuchi, Monalisa Sibanda and Kudakwashe “Take Money” Chiwandire in recent years have left many believing Zimbabwe could ride on the sport to attract global attention.

Tourism branding journey starts now

Tourism branding in Zimbabwe is largely mirrored by image, reputation and perceptions, among other variables.

1,2 million cattle vaccinated against anthrax

MORE than 1,2 million cattle from the country’s anthrax hotspots have been vaccinated, as the Government steps up efforts to protect the national beef and dairy herds from the bacterial disease that also affects humans.

Zimpapers Cancer Power Walk a success

THE country’s leading media company Zimpapers, in partnership with several sponsors, yesterday held the 7th edition of the Cancer Power Walk to raise funds for cancer patients and increase awareness on prevention of the disease.

Can company chairperson, CEO be same person?

Corporate governance best practices promote the separation of the role of board chairperson and company chief executive officer (CEO) due to their distinct duties.

Don’t allow anyone to write you off

JOHN 11:20-21 reads: “When Martha heard that Jesus was coming, she went to meet Him, while Mary remained sitting in the house.

Youthful farmer masters art of cattle ranching

Owning a big herd of cattle used to be uncommon for youths.

However, young people are increasingly venturing into livestock production and are mastering the art.

Be guided by rainfall patterns, farmers told

FARMERS have intensified land preparation following the rains received in some parts of the country last week, with the Government urging them to start planting maize from next week.