Opinion

The role of committees in corporate governance

The different committees are tasked with governing specific areas of the organisation. However, the board remains accountable for all actions or omissions of its committees.

By Beatrice Moyo 16h ago

The role of committees in corporate governance

Data analytics imperative for business

By Linda Chimombo 17h ago

Impact of economic instability on society

By Victor Bhoroma 17h ago

Zimstat, RBZ lose battle of numbers

This was made through the promulgation of Statutory Instrument 27 of 2023 (SI 27-2023).

By Zvikomborero Sibanda 22h ago

ICC arrest warrant on Putin

The two invasions are linked. Bush’s wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq broke the key law on which we built the post-1945 “rule of law” in international affairs.

By Gwynne Dyer 22h ago

African billionaires and their net worth

The 3,6% drop in the Forbes ranking for 2023 follows a 15% increase last year on the back of soaring stock prices from Nigeria to Zimbabwe.

By Enos Denhere 22h ago

African billionaires and their net worth

The dangerous electrorate-candidate relations in Zim

Thence a lot of things go wrong and the public still condone it .

By Liam Kanhenga 22h ago

The dangerous electrorate-candidate relations in Zim

Piecemeal approach to electricity detrimental

While neighbouring countries have been facing similar challenges, they have shown intentions to address the crisis.

By Tinashe Makichi 22h ago

Piecemeal approach to electricity detrimental

West Property plans VFEX listing

West Property was established in 2007 as a privately owned property development company by founder and Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Sharpe.

By Tafara Mtutu 22h ago

Muckraker: Season of fools in full swing

And now those that claimed to be angry on his behalf about the delimitation process are just as confused about it as the rest of us.

By Muckracker 22h ago

Muckraker: Season of fools in full swing

The sober view: Democracy in Africa needs new tools

For democrats all over the world, this is a serious concern as it indicts the legitimacy of democracy as the best form of government.

By Ntando Dumani 22h ago

The sober view: Democracy in Africa needs new tools

Editor’s Memo: Violence is primitive, stop it!

Yet, violence has overarching repercussions. It damages the image of the country. The “Brand Zimbabwe” and other initiatives will come to nought if violence is not tamed.

By Faith Zaba 22h ago

Editor’s Memo: Violence is primitive, stop it!

Forgiveness makes the world a better place

Oh my, the level of betrayal and near madness one could easily experience because of this. I mean I have heard people get murdered for these kind of things.

By Grace Chirenje 22h ago

Forgiveness makes the world a better place

Exchange rates fail to hold

THE direction of the Zimbabwean and United States dollars pair remained the same, southwards.

By Respect Gwenzi Mar. 23, 2023

Collective intelligence as tool for economic development

Like a scalar, it has the magnitude but without the direction of a vector.

By Gorden Moyo Mar. 17, 2023

Collective intelligence as tool for economic development

Managing informality in the Zim economy

The last three years have seen a massive surge in retailing with the dominance of the informal trade in urban, peri-urban and rural areas of the country.

By Victor Bhoroma Mar. 17, 2023

Candid Comment: When justice is guaranteed to highest bidder

Apart from denting the judiciary system’s image, corruption compromises delivery.

By Tinashe Makichi Mar. 17, 2023

Candid Comment: When justice is guaranteed to highest bidder

Editor’s Memo: Political tolerance keystone to democracy

Decades of political polarisation in Zimbabwe have become a cancer that is fast tearing apart rural and urban communities.

By Faith Zaba Mar. 17, 2023

Editor’s Memo: Political tolerance keystone to democracy

Zimdollar will remain weak

THE gap between the parallel market and the auction market rates narrowed for the fifth straight week this week, despite a sustained decline in the value of the latter.

By Respect Gwenzi Mar. 17, 2023

Muckracker: Scramble for the gravy train begins

Candidates jostling to join the feeding trough were shocked this week when Mike Bimha, the most boring Zanu PF commissar ever appointed, announced a list of dos and don’ts this week.

By Muckracker Mar. 17, 2023

Muckracker: Scramble for the gravy train begins

Elumelu Foundation transforming entrepreneurship

The EdTech business is appealing to me because I believe that it is the future of many industries including healthcare and finance,” Chaynane said.

By Enos Denhere Mar. 17, 2023

Elumelu Foundation transforming entrepreneurship

Insurance and the future of mobility

New business models of providing goods and services in a collaborative way are giving way to a form of centralised access.

By Batanai Matsika Mar. 17, 2023

Rethinking our thinking, collectively

Having said that, we appreciate the war of liberation; the gallant sons and daughters of the soil’s Lila was not in vain and we are very much grateful for their sacrifice, always and forever!

By Grace Chirenje Mar. 17, 2023