The season for strategy reviews is upon us. Many organisations will be embarking on strategy review and formulation sessions. It is an exciting time for those that do this process well. Sadly for many, it's a ritual without value. (more…)

President Emmerson Mnangagwa recently gave an amnesty to illegal holders of firearms to surrender them to their nearest police station without any repercussions. This amnesty runs until the September 30, 2022. (more…)

IN business and in life we all seek to stand out from the crowd. Having stood out from the crowd, we want to protect our competitive edge, be it be our services, our work product (goods), or our ideas. (more…)

THE fourth generation Jeep Grand Cherokee, with the aid of a facelift, served as the company’s premier SUV for a not inconsiderable eleven years from 2011 and was, in my opinion, one of the best value examples of the all-rounder SUV breed on the market. (more…)

THIS week we discussed salary trends with HR leaders in an online workshop focusing on salary trends. One thing that came out strongly was that following the recent fiscal and monetary policies this month of August; many companies could not afford to meet their wage obligations. (more…)

Agriculture has been the backbone of the Zimbabwean economy for a significant amount of time now. Oddly enough, over the years it has seen considerably less investment than mining, which is the other major leg that the Zimbabwean economy stands on. (more…)

MANY organisations have turned to total rewards management (TRM) to provide a more holistic approach to employee benefits and rewards in today's modern world. (more…)

VALUE Added Tax (VAT) is an indirect tax on consumption, charged on the supply of taxable goods and services as well as on importation of goods and services. It is levied on transactions rather than directly on income or profit. (more…)

  MY penchant for turbocharging should be well known by now and given that Opel’s latest contender is equipped with an exhaust driven puffer ought therefore to ensure that this model’s propulsion unit is right up my street, so to speak. Well, the answer is not so simple…

COMPANIES tend to make prepayments because suppliers may insist on receiving payments before they make a supply. This is often a custom in the insurance industry, where they request for premiums before the insurer covers the insured against a risk. (more…)