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PRESIDENT Emmer­son Mnangagwa says Zimbabwe’s gold reserves held at the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) have increased to 4,48 tonnes, strengthening the country’s efforts to underpin monetary sovereignty through the ZiG currency.Advertisements The ZiG, …

THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) says it disbursed over ZiG2 billion to local authorities for road infrastructure …

THE government needs to do more to cure the many challenges that have bedevilled the insurance, pensions and …

DIESEL consumption increased by 20 percent, while petrol consumption declined by six percent in the first quarter of …

ZIMBABWE’s domestic tourism sector recorded a significant jump in activity during the …

THE Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) expects the price of key agricultural commodities …

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Companies and Markets EditorAdvertisements ZIMBABWE’S publicly listed equities reached US$8,55 billion in market capitalisation …

THE recent executive changes at Mutapa Gold Resources (MGR) will not alter the miner’s …

THE Datvest Modified Con­sumer Staples Exchange Traded Fund (Datvest ETF) reported a 45 percent …

EAGLE Real Estate Investment Trust is accelerat­ing its development pipeline across retail, tourism and …

THE Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) says the prevailing tight liquidity con­ditions and …

FIDELITY Life Assurance (Fidelity) is targeting un­derserved and marginalised segments of the economy, to …

NMBZ Holdings says it is facing sustained pressure on lending margins as borrowers push …

KAVANGO Resources Plc says it has secured sufficient cash reserves and funding facilities to …

CAFCA is today set to commission its 1,2 MW rooftop solar plant in Harare, …

RIOZIM shareholders have approved a major capital raise involving asset disposals, debt restructuring and debt …

MIMOSA Mining Company (Mimosa)’s production slipped during the third quarter ended March 31, 2026, …

A NEW mobile application, InnBucks Direct, developed through a joint venture between InnBucks Bank …

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Calista Chikanya PERIODS of global economic expan­sion tend to reward speed, ambition and scale. …

Jackson T. Mashinge IN finance, timing is power. The quicker a business can see …

HR Perspective with MEMORY NGUWI MOST organizations do not deliberately create pay problems, but …

Yolanda Malunga A staggering 96 percent of unhappy customers never voice their complaints. Many …

GODFREY NYONI ZIMBABWE is steadily moving toward a digital economy. More businesses are creating …

Vince Musewe SPECIAL Economic Zones (SEZs) have been gaining increasing attention from policymakers in …

THE Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) has officially entered voluntary corporate rescue proceedings, a …

ZIMBABWE Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) chief executive officer Edington Mazambani says the country is …

ZIMTRADE has integrated artificial intelligence (AI) into its export development programmes as it moves …

ZIMBABWE is accelerating small and medium enterprises (SMEs) infrastructure development and funding, with nine …

ZIMBABWE is intensifying efforts to boost food security, with the government targeting an increase …

THE government is targeting 7 000 hectares of barley and more than 9 000 …

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Memory Nguwi

Memory Nguwi

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MOST organisations do not deliberately create pay problems, but they end up there because they do not have a clear way of determining what each job is worth. Salaries are set at different times, by different managers, under different condi­tions, and the result is inconsistency.

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