The technology that makes a car move
After dwelling on cars for a while I have decided to shift my focus on the technology that facilitates the movement of the car,
CCZ lobbys for consumer protection law
Ruramai Gatsi Business Correspondent
THE Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) is lobbying for enforcement of a consumer protection law by the Government, which
Cross rate causes price distortions in Bulawayo
Walter Mswazie Business Correspondent
THE cross rate system in Bulawayo is causing a lot of distortions and this should be addressed, as a matter of urgency, Affirmative
Zimstats appoints new boss
Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency board has appointed Mr Mutasa Dzinotizei as new director general of the agency.
Govt pledges US$2m for ZIA
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Investment Authority requires US$2 million for recapitalisation to effectively discharge its mandate. The
Hume in US$8 million investment
Fanuel Kangondo Deputy Business Editor
LOCAL precast concrete engineering firm Hume Pipe Company has invested more than US$8 million in recapitalising its
Treasury in Zimdollar exchange dilemma
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
TREASURY is still to determine the exchange rate to use in settling payment of Zimbabwean dollar account holders
The fallacy of war, shopping
Looking for a bookshop that was no longer there, I walked instead into a labyrinth designed as a trap. Leaving became an
We are the final arbiters of our own actions
Human actions are predictable; hence individuals can anticipate the consequences of their own actions. Human affairs are
Ensure quality education while ameliorating effects of inequality
The debate over the desirability of inducements for schoolteachers paid by parents is driven by several factors: education


