adminZim stone art is world class
By Timothy Akuda
After the death of Henry Moore in 1986, the much respected chief critic of the London Sunday Telegraph, Michael
Bulawayo to return home
Bulawayo Bureau
2011 Caine Prize award winner Elizabeth Tshele is looking forward to returning to Zimbabwe and work from here. Tshele,
2011 Agricultural Show preps on course
By Fortunate Jaravaza
PREPARATIONS for the 101st edition of the Harare Agricultural Show set for next month are at an advanced stage with 1 000
Economists applaud Time Bank’s proposal
Business Reporter
Economists have commended a proposal crafted by Time Bank chief executive Mr Christopher Tande for Government to
Dark side of entrepreneurship
In their endeavour to build empires, entrepreneurs are faced with a number of risks ranging from financial to family and
MTP falls short on national PPPs policy
By Tawanda Musarurwa and Ruramai Gatsi
THE Medium Term Plan has a rather vague approach to the implementation of the national public private partnerships
Be cautious in exploiting gas fields
THE abundance of coalbed methane gas in Matabeleland makes it an attractive energy source, but also a very potent
NetOne recapitalisation efforts get huge boost
Business Reporter
EFFORTS to lure investors to recapitalise State-owned mobile operator NetOne have received a boost following a number of
Pastel introduces new add-on modules
Business Reporter
PASTEL Software Zimbabwe has announced the introduction of new Letsap add-on modules for the Pastel Partner and
Ncube bemoans technology gap
Business Reporter
DESPITE growth registered by local industry over the past two years, local products will not be competitive on the regional and