Vingirai thanks President for farms
Sunday Mail Reporter BANKER Mr Nicholas Vingirai has thanked President Mnangagwa for breaking “the seemingly endless road of bureaucratic process and procedure” by facilitating the return of his two farms…
Growth through humility
Hunt For Greatness Milton Kamwendo MARGARET THATCHER, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, once said if one has to tell people that she is a lady, one would…
Synergy between a board’s role and its composition
Dr Newton Demba IN my experience working with boards across various industries, I have often encountered situations where boards lack the right balance of experience and expertise. However, a board’s…
recover, a people to serve’
True to the word of our earthly seers, we have been blessed with abundant rains this year. For the farmer, no sound is quite as soothing as the rhythmic pitter…
Sesame presents lucrative opportunities
Word from the Market Tina Nleya Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector is at a pivotal moment, with the need to diversify and introduce more resilient and profitable crops becoming increasingly urgent. One…
Zimbabwe, Ireland T20 match ends in no result
Don Makanyanga Zimpapers Sports Hub THE first T20I series between Zimbabwe and Ireland was abandoned yesterday after the rains prevented the completion of the match at Harare Sports Club. From…
Mighty Warriors still believe
Langton Nyakwenda THE Zimbabwe senior women’s national team will host Angola at Lucas Moripe Stadium in Pretoria on Wednesday, a thousand kilometres away from their home venue in Harare. However,…
How title deeds programme is being implemented
What is a title deed? A TITLE DEED is a legal document that serves as evidence of a person’s legal ownership of a property, such as a building or piece…
Safeguarding the medical fund: Part 2
LAST week, we discussed fraud and waste. This week, we will focus on abuse and errors. We will explore how these issues, alongside fraud and waste, can threaten the sustainability…
Harare’s booming night economy . . .Illegal vendors flourish as laws take a nap
Emmanuel Kafe AS the sun dips below the horizon and Harare’s skyscrapers cast long shadows over the bustling streets, the city transforms into a vibrant open-air market. The daytime hustle…











