How the free movement of people could benefit Africa
By Tshepo T. Gwatiwa & Michael Noel Sam The African Union (AU) has adopted a Free Movement Protocol and a draft plan of action to go with it.
Robin Vela: the bigger picture
Kudzanai Sharara Taking Stock The dismissal of NSSA board chairperson Robin Vela came as no surprise as this is the norm of how parastatals are run in this country. The…
ZimSwitch engages Finseq for payment upgrade
Tawanda Musarurwa Zimswitch Technologies (Pvt) Limited has engaged South African software firm Finteq to replace Zimbabwe’s payment infrastructure.
Foreign trips must yield tangible returns
Bank sovereign nexus alone is enough reason for ED to travel Chris Chenga There has been a lot of debate over the number of foreign trips that President Mnangagwa has…
Unpacking wage related labour unrest
Clive Mphambela Hospital doctors and nurses eventually called off a three-week strike earlier this week. Several hospitals had been shut-down following a crippling doctors strike, joined by nurses and other…
Crypto markets choke amid regulatory clampdowns
Jeffrey Gogo Cryptocurrencies fell sharply during the first three months of this year, as regulators in major world economies clamped down on virtual money.
Understanding $1,5bn FinComEco deal
Opportunities abound for various stakeholders Chris Chenga Just before the Easter holidays, the Office of the President and Cabinet sent out a press release to announce a $1,5 billion agriculture…
Govt employees’ calls for salary review justified
Taurai Togarepi Since the adoption of the multi-currency system, salaries and wages have been static in most companies. There are cases though where companies realigned salaries to productivity in a…
Lafarge seeks strategic partner
Kudzanai Sharara Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed entity Lafarge Cement is looking for a strategic business partner for its special products segment where it seeks to grow existing brands as well…
Global investors eye RioZim thermal power project
Enacy Mapakame Five major global investors are vying to partner listed resources group RioZim Limited for its apparently lucrative multi-billion Sengwa thermal power project, management has said.










