The science of hiring
HR Perspective with MEMORY NGUWI HIRING remains one of the most consequential decisions any leader will ever make. The people an organisation hires ultimately determine its ability to execute strategy,…
HR Perspective with MEMORY NGUWI HIRING remains one of the most consequential decisions any leader will ever make. The people an organisation hires ultimately determine its ability to execute strategy,…
GODFREY NYONI ARTIFICIAL Intelligence (AI) is transforming the web hosting industry in ways that were difficult to imagine only a few years ago. Modern hosting platforms can now monitor servers…
Simbarashe Hamudi ZIMBABWE has introduced a significant reform to its transfer pricing regime through the amendment of the Thirty-Fifth Schedule to the Income Tax Act. With effect from January 1,…
Bothwell P. Nyajeka ONE of the questions I am frequently asked during board advisory assignments is whether the company secretary is part of the board. The answer is an emphatic…
Mike E. Juru ZIMBABWE’S Constitution doesn’t treat the environment as an afterthought: Section 73 gives everyone the right to an environment that is not harmful to health or well-being, and…
Leonita Mhishi FOR decades, property ownership in Zimbabwe has been viewed as the ultimate marker of financial success. A house in Harare’s northern suburbs, a cluster of rental flats in…
Jackson T. Mashinge BIG data analytics is quickly becoming a high-impact capability for accounting and audit functions, and in Zimbabwe it is increasingly shaping how work gets done, how evidence…
HR Perspective with MEMORY NGUWI Many organizations only begin to worry about salary competitiveness after they start losing good employees. By the time resignations begin increasing, the business is often…
GODFREY NYONI ZIMBABWE is steadily moving towards a more digital economy. Every day, more people are using the internet to access banking services, shop online, apply for jobs, study through…
Open Forum Eddie Cross IN OUR short 133 year history, we have survived a number of crisis points and, in the process, built a small, diversified economy that looks after its population and provides a decent living for many. The tragedy is that so many of these times of crisis have been created by our…
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