Beyond brand consistency in entrepreneurial digital marketing

Given that we will be able to give the customer a maximum satisfaction in this first phase our brand will then become part of his or her living.  
By Farai Chigora Mar. 17, 2024

SMEs lack managerial, technical skills: Govt

He said the ministry was determined to re-ignite the businesses through sustainable initiatives despite the economic challenges.
By Blessed Ndlovu Sep. 15, 2023

It’s time to discard old-school management styles

Many leadership practices that made sense even a decade ago are outdated now as more agile and collaborative leadership approaches gain traction.
By Emmanuel Zvada Jan. 17, 2023

Online presence will help market Zim agric produce

Zimbabwe now needs to market its produce to the international community and farmers need to have cyber presence.
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi Jan. 17, 2023

Digitalising the marketing of financial services

Social media in particular has been a huge game changer in marketing because customers get to give feedback on their experiences with a brand on very public platforms.
By Tinevimbo C Santu Sep. 20, 2022

Fluidity, collusion: The new PR & communication philosophy

The PR & communication job is getting complex and interesting. The digital era is no longer just about communicating a message to an audience, but rather having a conversation with audiences. This slight difference just means PR & communication must be done differently to observe the connectedness between PR and communications the numerous digital platforms.

By The Independent Jul. 17, 2022

Fluidity, collusion: The new PR & communication philosophy

The PR & communication job is getting complex and interesting. The digital era is no longer just about communicating a message to an audience, but rather having a conversation with audiences. This slight difference just means PR & communication must be done differently to observe the connectedness between PR and communications the numerous digital platforms.

By The Independent Jul. 17, 2022

In defence of Trevor Ncube

The partisan media outlets, commentators and political scientists who fail or deliberately refuse to see the identical ideological underpinnings of Zanu PF and CCC are propagating the “Chamisa Chete Chete” fallacy and branding as neutral (and) everyone who chooses not to support any of the two parties.

By The Independent Apr. 21, 2022