adminZamfi to conduct training workshops for money-lending firms
Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Association of Micro Finance Institutions (Zamfi) is set to conduct training needs workshops to prepare money-lending firms with requisite skills to improve their operations.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in Zimbabwe
What Is Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)?
Bankable leases should be a relief to farmers
The issue of bankable 99-year leases should come as a relief to new farmers whose farming operations have over the years been hamstrung by lack of finance.
How to save fuel (and of course money)
MOTORING with Ralph Magunje
Fuel prices are forever on the rise. Here are 20 foolproof tips to help you conserve fuel and save money during these times of inflation and recession.
Outcry over aviation levy
Victoria Falls Reporter
PLAYERS in the tourism sector in Victoria Falls have expressed shock at the introduction of the Aviation Infrastructure Development Fund levy by the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe saying it would give neighbouring countries a competitive advantage.
Questions about when benefits can be claimed continue
One of the most frequently asked questions this column receives from contributors to the NSSA pension scheme is whether after being retrenched or leaving their job they can receive any pension benefit.
Act now to alleviate water shortages
By Nelson Masukume
The importance of water to both fauna and flora cannot be over-emphasized and it is rightly assumed that the establishment of a fully-fledged Ministry of Water Resources Development and Management under the jurisdiction of Minister Samuel Sipepa Nkomo is an admission by Government that water is indeed an indispensable commodity to both vegetation and animals including people.
Mimosa localises foreign currency account
Business Reporter
MIMOSA Mining has said it has complied with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s directive that all companies operating in the country localise their banking to ease liquidity challenges in the economy.
Milking the cash cow until it dies
HR Column with Hector moyo
I had a number of responses to last week’s in-breeding article, with some readers urging me to stay in the agriculture domain for a while, presumably because they thought that this might stimulate rains, for a better cropping season.
‘Apartheid SA killed United Nations Secretary-General’
Damning evidence of alleged foul play in the fiery death of UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld in a plane crash in Zambia more than 50 years ago has been uncovered in South Africa.