Business process review vital

Entrepreneurship Matters Dr Kudzanai Vere SUSTAINABILITY, growth and success in business are intentional. There is a need to plan, execute and review systems, processes and strategies. This is an iterative process. …

Zimbabwe’s canine history

THE Rhodesian ridgeback is a dog breed developed in Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe.  Its European forebears can be traced to the early pioneers of the Cape Colony of Southern Africa, who…

Leonard Dembo haunts me: Mjintu

Society Reporter NOMADIC rhythm guitarist Innocent Mjintu (pictured right) has rejoined Barura Express amid sensational claims he is being haunted by the spirit of the late sungura maestro, Leonard Dembo.…

Family thinks I am loaded

Mudzimba with Mai Chisamba DEAR Amai, I hope I find you well. I am married to a very intelligent woman. When we got married, she had just passed her Advanced…

Is love defined by material gifts?

Society Reporter VALENTINE’S Day, which will be celebrated around the world on Tuesday, brings with it plenty of expectations. It is often a day that both singles and couples look…

Branding tourism industry through creative strategy

Charles Mavhunga Globally, the creative MICE branding strategy is a newfangled and rejuvenated business tactic, which is stimulating competition among destinations in the tourism industry after the Covid-19 slump.  MICE…

A case for Chamber of Mines Games’ return

Arthur Choga DURING the last couple of weeks, there have been several articles making reference to an event that was the highlight of the athletics calendar in the 1990s and early…

Five-star rating thrills stakeholders

Michael Tome  STAKEHOLDERS in the tourism and hospitality industry have lauded the conferring of five-star status on Palm River Hotel in Victoria Falls, saying this is in line with the…

DeMbare must sell, not buy

Langton Nyakwenda AFTER spending over US$150 000 in the transfer market in the last two seasons with no tangible results to show, Dynamos have now decided to change tact. The…

Violation of consumer rights to be a thing of the past

Judith Phiri, Features Reporter AFTER paying US$2 for a large box of fresh potato chips, *Mrs Nobuhle Ndlovu feels cheated and is left wondering if it was worth her hard-earned money.…

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