The Observatory with Allen Hungwe

SO I see there is fresh hype on the possibility of either an extension or another Government of National Unity (GNU) in Zimbabwe.

From The Sidelines
with
Maggie Mzumara

As a married woman, do your in-laws owe you any loyalty at all?

The Observatory with Allen Hungwe

FROM the past President Robert Mugabe is known to be a decisive man, who does not let anything stand between him and his decisions.

BACK in the 1990s, the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) used to be a highly effective and organised workers' representative grouping whose contribution towards the uplifting of workers and the creation of industrial harmony was tremendous.

Open Forum
with
Psychology Maziwisa

AS Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world in celebrating Press Freedom Day on May 3, it dawned on me that in our country, the press has two faces.

CABINET FILES WITH CZ

Dear Cabinet and
Politburo members

COMRADES - Well, I don't know if all of you deserve to be addressed as such - I think it is seriously time for us to separate sheep from wolves.

  Letter from America
By Ken Mufuka

When British correspondent of the Guardian, Edward Luce published his book, Time to Start Thinking, America in the Age of Descent, I felt vindicated, but not for the reasons that are obvious.

Workforce
Solutions
with
Anthony Jongwe

In the previous instalments, I discussed the concept of entrepreneurship as it relates to small business development and also outlined the pivotal role played by entrepreneurs, including those in the informal sector, in national economic development. In Zimbabwe, the Zim-babwe Youth Council (ZYC) has evolved a 10-Point Plan which it believes could provide an effective response to youth and graduate unemployment in Zimb-abwe.

HR Perspective
with
Memory Nguwi

The way soccer clubs are run all over the world has lessons for managers and leaders to learn. In this case we are referring to professional soccer clubs.

Quality, competitiveness

Financial Talk
with
Farai Mutambanengwe

Zimbabwean businesses have had a chequered history when it comes to the issue of quality, particularly within the indigenous/informal sector.