Victoria Ruzvidzo Business Focus
My instalment a fortnight ago - ‘‘Not with my Dollar” - had my inbox jammed as consumers went into a trance expressing their disgust at the poor service delivery that has afflicted this country. In both

I do not advocate violence in whatever form or manner and I am certainly not a fan of the perennial strikes, unrest or job actions that occur in the backyard of our southern neighbour. Those have reached addictive proportions, but that is not my subject of discussion at this juncture.

Women have made a statement. They want to be up there, sitting on boards and helping drive policy.They insist they have the wherewithal to contribute meaningfully at such levels. They strongly believe they can deliver and their femininity is certainly not a weakness, but a strength that should benefit organisations.

A fortnight ago I had lunch with a friend and colleague in the media fraternity Lilian Muungani, the group public relations and marketing executive with Green Fuels, promoters of the Chisumbanje project. We spoke about a lot of things personal and national.