Shaya was like Messi: Omar

THE word “Mastermind” would ring out from the terraces each time the diminutive Dynamos kingpin by the name of George Shaya had the ball at his feet.

Who’s to blame for Afghanistan chaos?

EVERYONE is to blame for the catastrophe in Afghanistan, except the people who started it.

Yes, Joe Biden screwed up by rushing out so chaotically. Yes, Boris Johnson and Dominic Raab failed to make adequate and timely provisions for the evacuation of vulnerable people.

Why we are refining our public procurement system

THE Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets (PPDPA) Act [Chapter 22:23] was operationalised through Statutory Instrument 152 of 2017 on January 1, 2018.

Mapfumo sets eyes on MTN8 semis

PROMISING Zimbabwe striker Douglas Mapfumo will be hoping to add another chapter to his fine start to life in the South African elite football when his side Cape Town City host Moroka Swallows in a MTN8 semi-final first-leg clash at Athlone on Sunday.

Finsec increases retail participation on capital markets

Operators of exchanges in Zimbabwe are working on ways to improve retail participation on capital markets, which for years has been dominated by institutional investors.

You will always encounter zeros, ones and twos

In life and business in particular, not everyone you meet, see and talk to is well meant. Some are like dogs which you can easily mistake for smiling and yet they want to bite you.

Behold the back to school drama

Some time back, while readying my son for a new school term, I had the shock of my life after realising the pair of shoes I had bought for him a week before schools closed could no longer fit.

ZYC lauds illicit drug containment move

THE Zimbabwe Youth Council (ZYC) has applauded the move by President Mnangagwa to set up an inter-Ministerial committee to tackle drug and substance abuse among youths.

Varsities granted nod to reopen

HIGHER and tertiary education institutions have been given the green light to set dates for opening and commencement of examinations following the resumption of examination classes for primary and secondary schools tomorrow.

I’ll deal with corruption at High Court: Judge president

LAST month, Judge president Justice Maria Zimba-Dube took the oath of office, becoming only the second woman to occupy the top High Court office after Justice Rita Makarau.