Kudzanai Gerede Companies and Markets Editor LOCAL millers have urged the government to resist opening Zimbabwe’s borders to duty-free staple food imports during the El Niño-induced drought, saying the industry has adequate capacity to meet national demand. Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe chairman Tafadzwa Musarara told The Financial Gazette recently that the country’s milling industry…
Mishma Chakanyuka THE Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has urged businesses to adopt formal banking practices and honour their debt obligations, saying stronger banking habits are essential to closing the country’s long-term financing gap. Speaking at the Meet the Bankers, Tourism and Hospitality Investment Conference 2026, BAZ president Solomon Nyanhongo said heavy reliance on cash…
AUTHOR, physician and church leader Max Matonhodze is urging readers to rediscover purpose, peace and spiritual direction through his latest book, Go Tell England – Seek God Early. Following the…
Mike E. Juru IN the corridors of African finance ministries and corporate boardrooms, the acronym ESG — Environmental, Social and Governance — has become a fixture. Yet, when it comes…
Bothwell P. Nyajeka ONE of the oldest principles in business is that “high risk should yield high return.” In addition, investment professionals often say, “You cannot take equity risk for…
HR Perspective with Memory Nguwi Continued from last week Peromnes is also widely respected and provides a structured method for comparing jobs across organisations. The mistake many organisations make is…
GODFREY NYONI THE web hosting industry has changed enormously over the past decade. What began as simple shared servers has evolved into sophisticated cloud platforms offering global scalability, automated backups,…
Jackson T. Mashinge WHILE facilitating an advanced Excel automation and reporting training programme for the finance and operations teams of a Harare firm over the past several months, one observation…
Simbarashe Hamudi THE concept of a “mining location” is more than just a geographical reference in Zimbabwe’s tax law. It is a foundational principle that determines how income from mining…
Leonita Mhishi DEATH has a way of freezing time. The day a loved one dies, families are consumed by grief, funeral arrangements and unanswered questions about tomorrow. Yet for many Zimbabweans, the mourning does not end when the last shovel of soil is placed on the grave. It lingers for months, sometimes years, trapped in…
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