Parastatals or State owned enterprises are companies and businesses that carryout revenue generating activities on behalf of the government. These State owned enterprises are established through Acts of Parliament and they are controlled and run by a Boards of Directors appointed by a government minister with a portfolio linked to that enterprise. Corporate governance challenges … Continue reading THE CHALLENGE OF ETHICAL COPORATE GOVENANCE IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR IN ZIMBABWE
Lessons in Transparency: How Shingirai Nyahwa Turned Challenges Into Leadership Strength
Discover how Shingirai Nyahwa overcame major challenges in his NGO career to become a strong leader in transparency and community governance. Learn key lessons on resilience, building trust, and protecting good systems.
Why Delta Corporation Should Champion Local Industry: A Case for Supporting Zimbabwe’s Sugar Producers
In a bold statement to Parliament earlier this week, Delta Corporation, Zimbabwe’s largest beverage manufacturer, criticized the quality and cost of locally produced sugar, calling for government permission to import the commodity. This has sparked a public and industry backlash, with sugar producers Hippo Valley Estates and Triangle Limited issuing a detailed press release defending … Continue reading Why Delta Corporation Should Champion Local Industry: A Case for Supporting Zimbabwe’s Sugar Producers
Healing a Nation: Why Zimbabwe Mut Urgently Reform Health Sector Financing and Regulation
Zimbabwe’s healthcare system is bleeding — not just from underfunding, but from unchecked corruption and loopholes in governance. In recent weeks, revelations from government officials such as Youth Minister Tino Machakaire have confirmed what many citizens have long experienced: hospitals without paracetamol, patients shuffled from one institution to another in search of ventilators, and a … Continue reading Healing a Nation: Why Zimbabwe Mut Urgently Reform Health Sector Financing and Regulation
Zimbabwe at 45: A Reflection on Independence By Shingirai Nyahwa Today, Zimbabwe marks 45 years of independence ,a moment that stirs deep reflection across generations. For the youth, this anniversary is not just a remembrance of the past but a call to imagine and shape the future. Independence in 1980 represented freedom, self-determination, and the … Continue reading
What is really happening ? Xenophobia is not the African story.
This Blog is a continuation of my previous one on Unraveling the Dichotomy between Afrophobia and Xenophobia. Guest Blog - Farai Chidume The economic inequality is coupled by a triplex conundrum of poverty, unemployment and disenfranchisement Migrant Politicking in South Africa Moyo (2019) alludes that the insecure documented and undocumented migrants have been used … Continue reading What is really happening ? Xenophobia is not the African story.
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Unraveling the Dichotomy between Afrophobia and Xenophobia
Guest Blog . Farai Joseph Chidume "The chains haven't been broken but chained mire securely" There has been grave misconception and racial segregation on the constant use of terminology and jargon in the media and academic fraternity in South Africa and around the Globe on migration. Terms such as foreigner, tourist and expats have been used with … Continue reading Unraveling the Dichotomy between Afrophobia and Xenophobia
Real Oikos-Nomos. “A mini-policy analysis of the TSP” . What will it take for Zim to prosper
The hiring of “Mthuli Ncube” presumably a technocrat might have been a paradigm shift in Zanu Pf's political opinion to a cognition that the world economy has long moved from household economics to market economy, with the coeval world economic system having forced market systems to be interdependent which makes market competition and commodity consumption … Continue reading Real Oikos-Nomos. “A mini-policy analysis of the TSP” . What will it take for Zim to prosper
“Austerity and Economic Crisis in Zimbabwe” Transitional Authorities in Africa Are Bad News for Democracy!!!!!
The year 2008 is one that any Zimbabwean does not want to remember largely because it was the apotheosis of the 2 decade-long economic decline fueled by consistent poor public administration since 1980 and electoral disputes from the year 2002 premised on alleged electoral fraud. The Cato institute estimated that by mid-November 2008 Zimbabwe’s monthly … Continue reading “Austerity and Economic Crisis in Zimbabwe” Transitional Authorities in Africa Are Bad News for Democracy!!!!!
OF RADICALISM AND ITS THREATS ON THE CURRENT ELECTORAL IMPASSE IN ZIMBABWE
In November 2017 Zimbabweans across the political divide took to the streets of Harare in what shall be remembered as one the most colourful moments in Zimbabwean history were they expressed support to the military operation code named restore legacy which was simply about removing Robert Mugabe from power and blocking his wife Grace … Continue reading OF RADICALISM AND ITS THREATS ON THE CURRENT ELECTORAL IMPASSE IN ZIMBABWE
