THE human resources department has a role to play not only in protecting the welfare and safety of employees, but also in supporting organisational sustainability during an economic crisis. ...
FOLLOWING a fresh wave of price hikes for basic commodities last week, Zimbabweans woke up to a terrifying headline pertaining to the possibility of the introduction of price controls by government. ...
GOVERNMENT recently gazetted the Maintenance of Peace and Order (MOPA) Bill which is intended to replace the Public Order and Security Act (POSA), at least in part. ...
LAST week I watched a video of Patrick Chinamasa chanting the ED-pfee slogan pitching the Mnangagwa presidential candidacy for the 2023 elections. For some, kicking off elections campaign for 2023 this year might seem too early considering the challenges that the current government is grappling with. ...
THE political and socio-economic crises in Zimbabwe is slowly edging towards the tipping point as espoused by the Registrar-General (RG) Office’s failure to issue passports and standard national ID cards to citizens. ...
WHEN Mthuli Ncube was appointed Finance and Economic Development minister, he quickly took charge at the ministry, appointing a new permanent secretary and several directors and publishing a Transitional Stabilisation Plan. ...
The faith-based footprints in moral modelling, modifications and transformations have never been doubted ever since. Anthropogenic climate change is human-induced and the role of the human hand and its activities in the climate change discourse is a cause for concern, for humanity’s safety and environmental sanctity. ...
THE NewsDay recently reported that three parliamentary thematic committees visited Chiredzi to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges of child prostitution and sexual reproductive rights. ...
Lloyd Chigowe, popularly known as Mablanyo in football circles, became the second coaching casualty of the 2019 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season, which is just four weeks old. ...
devotion column Erasmus Makarimayi CHRISTIANITY subscribes incontestably to the incarnation of God in Jesus of Nazareth born of virgin Mary. He was crucified, died, buried and rose from ...
BEFORE enactment of the Public Order & Security Act (POSA) in 2000, and prior to the demise of Law and Order Maintenance Act in 1993, the right to picketing was regulated by common law. ...
I WAS pleasantly surprised when people from near and far, from within Zimbabwe and beyond the borders, white and black, Christian and non-Christian came to the defence of the Zimbabwe Bird after the national emblem was belittled by MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa as representing “institutional idolatry”. ...
Exactly two months after Botswana President Mokgweetsi Eric Masisi paid a courtesy call to Harare that gave us so much hope for better economic co-operation and future, the gentleman has just shown us the true meaning of the very old adage: “Every man for himself and God for us all.” ...
MOSQUITOES are often described as the most dangerous insects on earth, because the diseases they transmit — including malaria, dengue, and Zika — cause more than a million deaths annually. But strategies for mitigating these threats remain far from adequate. ...
I AM a mother of two adorable children who keep me doubting my sanity with each encounter. This doesn’t mean they are bad kids, not at all! It is the whole aspect of exploring what it means to build a healthy parent-child relationship. ...
THE story of a suspected rhino poacher who was eaten by lions after being trampled by elephants in the Kruger National Park brought global attention to the potential for conflict and even death as a result of contact between humans and wildlife. ...
THE suffering and massive loss of life caused by Tuberculosis (TB) are proof that humanity hasn’t prioritised the development of tools to eliminate a disease dating back 9 000 years. ...
WHEN decorated swimmer Kirsty Coventry was appointed Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation minister by President Emmerson Mnangagwa last year, there was a lot of anticipation, particularly from the long-neglected arts and culture sector. ...
Title: The Wretched of the Earth Author: Franz Fanon Publisher: Grove Press (2004) ISBN: 978-0802141323 A significant portion of post-colonial States sing from one hymn of neo-colonial presence, ...
DO you want to boost your productivity level by managing your time better? If the answer is yes, time management is the panacea. Managing time at work is ...
ALL through history, the word democracy has been immortalised and evidently viewed as the greatest desire of the political world. Democracy is worshiped and viewed as sacred and ...
ONE of Zimbabwe’s competitive advantages over many countries has for a long time been its wildlife, especially the now rare and endangered black rhino species. Once roaming free ...
Not too long ago, three months ago in fact, fuel in Zimbabwe was cheaper than bottled water and flights from the country were some of the cheapest around. ...
ON May 8, South Africans go to the polls to choose their next governing party for the next five years. The election this year marks the country’s sixth general election since the dawn of democracy in 1994. ...
EVEN though Zanu PF officials vehemently denied unethically taking over control of the distribution of relief aid donated for Cyclone Idai survivors recently, the evidence of Zanu PF-branded vehicles waiting to collect relief items was there for everyone to see. ...
