NEW: Seventeen signs of a toxic organisational culture

Organisational culture can be defined as “the way we do things around here”. 

You can also look at organisational culture as the rules and practices respected and often practised by a group of people or the entire organisation. 

NEW: Govt tackles rampant drug abuse

Government has approved a multi-disciplinary and multi-sectoral approach in order to arrest the rampant drug situation that has gripped youths under ‘Operation Clean Up Harare Ghetto’.

NEW: Sithole to lead Africa Esports Development Federation

Online Reporter SEASONED administrator and Zimpapers board chairman Tommy Sithole has been appointed as president of the Africa Esports Development Federation. Sithole’s appointment, together with that Nigeria’s Sayo Owolabi as…

ZRP nets 13 000 Mushikashika

POLICE have impounded over 13 000 pirate vehicles under an ongoing operation meant to end chaos on urban roads.

Celebration of Gregory Turner’s life

WHEN giants transition into eternity, it is always inevitable that remaining mortals eulogise them in speech and embellished recollections.

Muzarabani toasts to oil, gas

IN 1989, American oil and gas company Mobil Corp asked for permission from Government to explore and drill natural gas and oil in Muzarabani, Mashonaland Central.

AfDB presses for US$1bn agric facility

AFRICAN leaders should push for establishment of the US$1 billion facility to support agriculture transformation systems at the United Nations Food Systems Summit to be held in a fortnight, African Development Bank (AfDB) president Dr Akinwumi Adesina (pictured) has said. 

Why potato crop is of commercial importance

Zimbabwe has a well-established history of potato production. Apart from giving high returns per invested dollar to the farmer, the crop contributes significantly to the nation’s food security. As such, the Government declared potato as one of the strategic crops to enhance food security at household and national levels. 

Great entrepreneurs are unpredictable beings

Numerous factors distinguish entrepreneurs from ordinary business persons, but executional uniqueness coupled with a great deal of innovation makes them noteworthy. 

Chikukuza’s rags-to-riches tale

ON two occasions, Aaron Chikukuza found himself without a place to call home.

At one point, he slept, for weeks on end, in a car.

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