By Chris Chenga
Economists
are disenfranchised. They are professionals wandering about trying to find
their place in society. Don’t get me wrong, banks and industries employ
economists; and pay them well too. These clients understand the importance...
By Thomas Zvirekwi
Zimbabwe aspires to be an upper middle income economy by
2030. To support such an economy, the country needs 11,000MW of power, which
translates to a requirement of an additional 1,000MW every year...
By Mike
Murenzvi
“If it
weren’t for the last minute, nothing would get done” ~ Rita Mae Brown
On 22 February 2019, President Emmerson Mnangagwa issued the Presidential Powers (Temporary Measures) (Amendment of...
By Perry Munzwembiri
For much of the past year, Zimbabwe's economy has oscillated between confusion and chaos, and as the second half of 2019 wears on, the headwinds show no immediate sign of...
By Mike Murenzvi
On 5 December 2017, Zimbabwe’s two major
Internet Access Providers (IAPs), Liquid Telecom and TelOne, suffered breaks in
the fibre optic cables that blacked out 90% of the country from the internet
for at...
Boris Johnson, mocker of African “piccaninny” children and their “watermelon smiles”, became Prime Minister of Britain on Wednesday. On hearing the news, supporters of two political parties in an African land far, far away, fought each other...
By Archie Mathibela
Fewer professions have been reviled and celebrated in equal measure as the practice of Public Relations. Those who know its value celebrate it for the goodwill it creates for their brands,...
By Engineer Jacob Mutisi
According to Zimstat, Zimbabwe had 93 714 university
students as at August 2017, but only 25 952 polytechnic students. Harare,
Zimbabwe’s capital city, has six universities but only one polytechnic.
By Prosper B. Matondi
The harrowing news of villagers and school children being buried alive and then washed away while they slept in their huts, houses and dormitories and images of villagers picking decapitated...
There has been more political than legal criticism of the judgement on Nelson Chamisa, and it is because no real legal criticism exists, writes lawyer David Hofisi
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The High Court...
