By Bothwell Nyajeka HAVING served as board chair for a number of companies, listed and unlisted, I have …
By Leonita Mhishi ACROSS Southern Africa, real estate often mirrors the economic and social pulse of a nation. From the skyscraper-lined suburbs of Johannesburg to the rapidly expanding residential estates in Lusaka and Gaborone, …
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By Godfrey Nyoni MANY Zimbabwean companies now rely on cloud services for email, file storage, accounting systems, payroll …
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Stability is not illegal: When pressure tactics replace due process in Zimbabwe’s gold sector
RECENT public statements circulating in the media have sought to recast a lawful, stabilised artisanal mining operation as …
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By Misheck Nyawo AS businesses reset for a new year, there is a compelling need to pause, reflect …
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By Bothwell Nyajeka DISCUSSIONS from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, dominated last week’s global news bulletins. …
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GLYTIME Foods has emerged as a notable case study in Zimbabwe’s agro-processing investment landscape, following a current cumulative …
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By Simbarashe Hamudi THE taxation landscape is witnessing a notable transformation with the introduction of regulatory measures specifically …
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By Leonita Mhishi WHEN the cool winds sweep through Harare’s new housing estates or dance past the rooftops …
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By Memory Nguwi BOARD overreach is one of the least understood but most damaging governance failures in organisations …
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By Bothwell Nyajeka LAST week, I spent time with a client reviewing the company’s turnaround strategy. The discussion …
