Awards inspire us to serve
The recent awards Premier Service Medical Aid Society received at the inaugural Insurance Awards is a culmination of the deliberate effort that PSMAS has made to place its members and service providers at the centre of its turnaround process, the Society has said.
Markets averse to uncertainty
Government is failing to find traction in its new economic policies because it left too many uncertainties in place, renowned economist John Robertson has said.
Creating an efficient forex market
This has been a very eventful week. On Monday, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor, Dr John Mangudya, unveiled a new set of measures to guide the fuel market.
On dividend pay outs by undercapitalised firms
A month ago, I was surprised in reading that the Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG) would pay a dividend to its shareholders. The board’s decision made no sense to me. RTG…
Zim badly needs own currency
When I first thought of writing this piece, I titled it; “Zimbabwe badly needs its currency back.” However, it soon dawned on me that Zimbabwe has never had a currency of its own; instead it had adopted the Rhodesian currency in 1980.
Leveraging indigenous methods for funding
Funding is always important in running a business. At start, one requires start-up capital for capital expenditure.
What entrepreneurs need to drive business growth
For a small company or start-up, marketing can be a critical yet often neglected component of a business. A recent survey carried out by OutboundEngine reveals 58 percent of owners/founders spend five hours or less on marketing per week.
The resort town of Victoria Falls is pursuing a new trend in tourism by encouraging hoteliers and operators to adopt wine tourism.
Get ‘It’ at The Village Greek
Every time I hear anything related to Greece, I start to see everything in constellations. I still dream of vacations on Greek islands, Greek cocktails and Greek coffee when the mornings hit hard.
What fifth industrial revolution is . . . . . . and why it matters
Nobel Laureate and former US vice president Al Gore posed a piercing question to us at the Nobel Peace Prize Forum in Oslo.
“Will our children ask us why we didn’t act?” he asked.









