© CALLS by government workers for another pay rise barely a month after their salaries were reviewed upwards is indicative of the challenges confronting the local labour force which they should reflect on as they commemorate the imminent International Workers’ Day, also known as Workers’ Day or Labour Day. [GoogleAd] Given the suffering of the…
© THE recent devastation caused by Cyclone Idai has created untold havoc and suffering on the affected communities. Lives and limbs have been lost and the damage to property has never been seen before in Zimbabwe. [GoogleAd] The overwhelming response from Zimbabweans, both local and in the Diaspora is quite refreshing. We have seen an…
© ABOUT a month ago Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique were devastated by a tropical cyclone that was described by the United Nations as one of the worst disasters ever to strike the Southern Hemisphere. [GoogleAd] Approximately 2,6 million people were affected in the three countries. Cyclone Idai hit the Mozambican port city of Beira with…
© CAPTAINS of industry and the generality of the population are slowly losing hope in government’s ability to turn-around the country’s economic fortunes. [GoogleAd] The general impression emerging is that government seems to be running out of ideas to alleviate the unfolding economic crisis, which has left many living from hand-to-mouth. Finance minister Mthuli Ncube…
© ONE of the country’s largest petroleum companies, Total Zimbabwe has infuriated a number of its dealers, who are alleging that the company is willy-nilly changing the terms of their contracts. [GoogleAd] The dealers who spoke on terms of anonymity alleged that Total Zimbabwe was unilaterally changing the agreed contract terms with them, with new…
© AS ZIMBABWE joins the rest of the world in commemorating the International Workers’ Day on Wednesday this week, the country’s worsening crisis is squeezing businesses, hurting hundreds of thousands of workers more. [GoogleAd] Many now face an uncertain future amid soaring prices of food and staple goods, unpaid wages, layoffs and destitution. With government…
© THE inaugural State of the Economy Report, which is meant to be an economic dashboard on key economic indicators, will be launched in Harare at Cresta Lodge on May 7. [GoogleAd] The report will be produced on a quarterly basis by Africa Economic Development Strategies (AEDS) in partnership with the Daily News. Reserve Bank…
© AFRICA University (AU) has said that graduands with its Intellectual Property (IP) masters’ degree have become Africa’s most sought-after personnel, with an employment rate of 95 percent. [GoogleAd] Speaking at the Management Development Programme (MDP) launch last week, AU vice chancellor Munashe Furusa said to date, the Master in Intellectual Property (MIP) programme has…
© While we have shared a lot of information on HIV, it is important to note that Zimbabwe has 1,3 million people living with HIV. It is important to start on and adhere to anti-retroviral treatment if you are HIV positive. [GoogleAd] After six months of being on treatment, you need to start having your…
© Many States have a public official titled the State architect — for us and one such person is no doubt Dumiso Dabengwa, the former head of intelligence for the Zimbabwe People’s Revolutionary Army, the former Home Affairs minister, now the leader of the opposition Zapu party. [GoogleAd] Dabengwa, together with the late general Solomon…
