Zesa Holdings’ argument that it will continue depending on estimates when billing consumers made sad reading.  The power utility says deploying meter readers countrywide will be expensive, but cares less about the expense incurred.

While the forthcoming United Nations World Tourism Organisation General Assembly to be co-hosted by Zimbabwe and Zambia at the Victoria Falls provides a rare and exciting opportunity for the two Sadc nations to showcase their world class tourist attractions, recent pronouncements by Canada that it is withdrawing from the world tourism body is an act of aggression.

Dismissal of workers by employers has always been questioned whether it would have been procedurally fair and correct, leading to cases being referred to compulsory arbitration for determination.

Much debate surrounds the real progress made by Africa to date with regards to attaining the Millennium Development Goals. The aim of having the millennium goals was to encourage development by improving socio-economic conditions in the world’s poorest countries.

Knowledge Mushohwe
The word “semiotics” is sure to scare anyone unaware of what it means. It leads one into believing that it is some complex academic stuff, hardly understood by many, but in reality, semiotic is part of

Joel Mapaura
Zimbabwe continues to experience problems in political, social and economic spheres despite the formation of the inclusive Government in February 2009. The inclusive Government is made up of

Sekai Nzenza
The other day I overheard my 18-year-old nephew, (the one who does not speak Shona), talking to a friend over the phone. They were talking about a missing cellphone. My nephew casually mentioned the friend’s mother by her first name like she was another friend.

The Cross Border Bus Operators Association, tired of hiring each other’s reckless drivers, is now building a database that will, in effect, prevent a driver fired for bad driving ever getting behind the wheel of a bus again. At the moment a bus owner can only reject a bus driver guilty of a criminal

Albert Nhamoyebonde
Zimbabwe’s political landscape has been developing into a two-party system. But, many are asking whether there is room at the top? By this they mean whether a third, fourth or fifth party can contest the Presidency given the dominance of two parties at the moment.

Gertrude Takawira
Nepotism is one of the varied manifestations of corruption. Along with its cousins: bribery, embezzlement, fraud and extortion, abuse of discretion, intimidation, kickbacks, and patronage,

The decision by the government of the Republic of Malawi last Friday to cancel their hosting of the African Union’s July summit because of the attendance of Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir who is wanted by The Hague-based International Criminal Court, has been received with mixed feelings.