Brand leadership in global economic headwinds

Calista Chikanya PERIODS of global economic expan­sion tend to reward speed, ambition and scale. Organisations grow, markets forgive mistakes, and brands benefit from momentum rather than meaning. Yet when economic headwinds emerge, characterised by inflationary pressure, rising interest rates, currency instability, supplychain disruptions, and slowing growth, the foundations of leadership are tested, and the strength…

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Why real-time analytics skills are non-negotiable

Jackson T. Mashinge IN finance, timing is power. The quicker a business can see what’s changing, the quicker it can con­trol outcomes. That’s why real-time analytics with Power BI is no longer a “nice-to-have” data project. It is becoming a core financial reporting capability, and it’s directly driving a major shift in hiring: accounting jobs…

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Every organisation needs a job evaluation system

HR Perspective with MEMORY NGUWI MOST organizations do not deliberately create pay problems, but they end up there because they do not have a clear way of determining what each job is worth. Salaries are set at different times, by different managers, under different condi­tions, and the result is inconsistency. Over time, two employees doing…

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Relationships are currency

Yolanda Malunga A staggering 96 percent of unhappy customers never voice their complaints. Many silently leave and go to competitors, this is according to 1st Financial Training Services, which is…

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Fix social insurance — experts urge government

THE government needs to do more to cure the many challenges that have bedevilled the insurance, pensions and medical aid industry for decades, experts say. Speaking to The Financial Gazette — the country’s number one business publication and prime voice for industry and commerce — the experts expressed concern this week that the changes that…

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Fake goods fill local shelves

MANY Zimbabweans are still turning to counterfeit goods, often because they feel they have little choice, according to a new survey. This comes as authorities continue to struggle to curb smuggling, with police warning that the spread of counterfeit goods has become a security threat. Research by Buy Zimbabwe, working with Topline Research Solutions, shows…

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Mutapa Gold sticks to production plan

THE recent executive changes at Mutapa Gold Resources (MGR) will not alter the miner’s strategic direction, new chief executive Patrick Maseva-Shayawabaya has said.  In an interview on the sidelines of the company’s certification of 300 artisanal miners in Chegutu last week, Maseva-Shayawayabaya said output remains targeted at 300kg of gold per month over the next…

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