Mukanya commends ED on economy
Taurai Mangudhla He does not hold a PHD in economics or trade, yet his views on the economy of Zimbabwe count. He has an Honorary Doctorate in music from the Ohio…
The discord continues
Chipo Sabeta Dynamos Football Club is easily the most recognised football brand in Zimbabwe, with its past successes something present fans can look back on with immense fondness and pride.…
R20 000 raised for amputee soccer star
Chipo Sabeta Not many footballers show a social conscience, but some do… Former Warriors captain Willard Katsande is leading an initiative to raise funds for securing an artificial arm for…
Real’s Madrid landmark win
Matthew Henry Real Madrid took control of their Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich with victory in the first leg at the Allianz Arena. The holders, attempting to win the competition…
86 percent of . . .?
Diamonds & Dogs The existence of a thing (anything really) is not indifferent to the manner of its measurement. The 100-days methodology (also known as the “rapid results approach”) is an…
Why it’s harder to hire and retain millennials
Aurra Kawanzaruwa According to Forbes, by 2025, roughly 75 percent of the global workforce will be millennials. Currently in Zimbabwe, about 30 percent of the population are millennials. The corporate…
Let us seize opportunity to rebuild the middle class
Clive Mphambela The Zimbabwean middle class has virtually been wiped off the economy over the last few decades. Signs of decline in the middle class population have been all around…
ZSE to perform better on strengthening economy
HARARE – The local equities market has long been hamstrung by weak economic fundamentals, but could post significant gains as the economy continues to improve.
Equities markets in bullish form
Harare – The ZSE’s All Share index’s bullish trend continued unabated following a 0.68 points gain to close at 97.50 as Delta was $0, 0414 solid at $1, 9864, while…
‘Coal a better alternative to wood for agric sector’
HARARE – Government says flue tobacco farmers should use coal as an alternative to wood in as part of measures to enhance sustainable land use and productivity in resettled areas.




