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 Evidence on the ground shows the hardening of positions in the inclusive government and worsening economic sentiment which does not augur well for 2013.With the life of the inclusive government nearing its end, the battle lines are now clearly marked between ZANU-PF and its rivals whereupon President Robert…

2013 Human Resource outlook

2012 was a good year for some but the majority of employees lost their jobs or they went for months without being paid their salaries. This trend is likely to continue as companies battle to contain costs. While the economy seems to be stabilizing, organisations are still struggling…

2013: The year for doing

 To guide the forward-looking processes, it is important to look at how the previous year would have panned out.Looking at the projections made in this column at the beginning of 2012 and how events then unfolded, it would appear that apart from the liquidity crisis deepening, very little…

NAMACO launches website

At a time when the ‘digital divide' is narrowing due to advances in information and communication technologies (ICTs), more and more organisations, particularly in the developing world are taking advantage of this by adopting Business-to Business (B2B) and Business to Consumers (B2C) strategies afforded by the world-wide web.…

Will 2013 be an election year?

These are countries that have caused the African Union (AU) and the regional economic communities a lot of headaches in the last five years or so.The pending elections in these nations are projected to finally resolve the political jinx      that has been compounded by either disputed elections or…

Seven shades of women

 Determining how she presents herself or lives her life. On the one hand, that is. While on the other hand, education, modernity, westernisation and feministic notions, theories and movements have a way of also influencing the woman. The interplay between the traditional and contemporary factors influencing the state…