Boost your self confidence
Once in a while we need to infuse and boost our teams and even ourselves. It goes without say that our nation and people and teams go through a lot in life, and sometimes life by design will swing either way, what matters at the end of the day is how do you resolve to soldier on in the middle of any storm, setback or impediment.
Are tech talents Africa’s ‘new export’?
With a population of about 1,2 billion people, over 900 million of whom are in Sub-Saharan Africa alone, Africa’s human capital has always been her greatest resource. This situation is particularly true for Nigeria, which boasts of a population of nearly 200 million inhabitants.
Zimplow declares dividend
Farm implements producer, Zimplow Holdings, has declared a dividend of RTGS$0,0042 per share for the year ended December 31, 2018.
New policies producing results for business
The last six months have been a stormy ride economically for Zimbabwe and operationally for Zimbabwean businesses, starting with the September Monetary Policy Statement and moving through what amounted to an economic revolution.
Govt amends labour laws
Government has stepped up efforts to amend labour laws to come up with relevant legislation that balances the interests of both the employer and employees with a Labour Bill expected to be tabled in Parliament soon, an official has said.
Zim poverty datum line up 43,2pc
The country’s Poverty Datum Line has increased by 43,2 percent to $805,36 in January 2019 from $562,32 in January 2018, the latest figures from ZimStat has shown.
Time to start rebuilding middle class
As financial performance figures for Zimbabwe’s corporate sector begin to filter through, one cannot help but begin to realise that spending power in the economy has severely contracted, especially in the recent months.
JUST IN: Econet denies cyclone relief pullout
Econet Wireless has not withdrawn its relief effort operations to victims of Cyclone Idai because of alleged political interferences, contrary to some reports.
2pc tax relief for tobacco sector . . . Farmers to be ultimate beneficiaries
All transactions taking place at the tobacco floors will be exempted from the 2 percent electronic transfer tax as Government moves in to safeguard farmers’ earnings, according to Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube.
Companies to pay double tax in forex . . . Defaulters face jail terms and fines
Companies trading in foreign currency that fail to remit Value Added Tax in foreign currency face stiff penalties that include double payment of arrears in hard currency, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has said.




