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Nick Mangwana View From Diaspora This is the time to invest in Zimbabwe. There is no real substantive risk to this investment but that which is macro-economic. But will the restive Zimbabwe Diaspora community they will engage with agree?
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Nick Mangwana View From the Diaspora When some people firmly believe that the President of the Republic should not come from certain parts of a country, they are prejudiced bigots. Prejudiced people think ill of people belonging to other groups and sub-groups. They have negative predispositions against individuals that come
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Nick Mangwana View From the Diaspora THIS week this column comes back again to the subject of personal interests in factions as well as the proliferation of self-serving political parties grounded on material and vain interests rather than pursuit of ideological endeavours.
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Nick Mangwana View From The Diaspora It is tough being a civil servant in Zimbabwe. The pay is certainly not commensurate with the cost of living. So civil servants have turned to hassling to augment their meagre earnings which fail to support a decent lifestyle. One of the ways that civil servants have been trying to […]
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Nick Mangwana View From The Diaspora If the whole culture of banking in Zimbabwe does not change then there will also be no interruption to the cycle of negative returns. . . A cyclical treacherous road to bankruptcy for the banks if they don’t reform.
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Nick Mangwana View From The Diaspora Zimbabwe has almost reached a national debt crisis. People are owing money for everything from electricity that hardly “comes” to local authority taxes as well as water and other council utilities.
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Nick Mangwana View from the Diaspora WHEN someone who himself or herself comes out and issues a personal manifesto, not of an organisation, not of a team, just about themselves as if it’s a pitch for a job, then one should know that they have entered the zone of personality cults. This is when polity becomes […]
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Nick Mangwana View From The Diaspora In his 10-point plan for economic recovery in Zimbabwe, President Mugabe alluded to the modernisation of the tender system. He said that the system is going to be devolved and fully decentralised to make it more efficient and less corrupt. He also mentioned the introduction of e-procurement. Whilst
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Nick Mangwana View From the Diaspora The main political parties in Zimbabwe have Youth Wings. They are always said to be the vanguard of the party in as far as foot soldiering is concerned. The argument is that these should move from being that, to being the intellectual division of many political parties. When youth is […]
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Nick Mangwana View From The Diaspora TWO Government ministers are pushing the Zim-Asset programme in their own very special way. If it had nobility then it would have been called lady-like. But then the whole saga is pregnant with ignobility. It’s just a mess.
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Nick Mangwana View From The Diaspora Failure in life, when not harnessed, tends to generate self-pity. One cannot have self-pity without finding someone else to blame for the condition they find themselves in. In most cases the easiest person to blame if one wants to play the victim is the State.
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Nick Mangwana View from the Diaspora The greatest value of worth of anybody is the value they add to their family, people or organisation. Adding value to a family comes with adding material resources or wisdom.
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Nick Mangwana View From The Diaspora Recently the Commissioner of Taxes Mr Gershem Pasi made a ground-breaking statement. He said that religious organisations are going to be taxed. Zimra is now working on the legislative framework which will be ready by November.
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Nick Mangwana View From The Diaspora Are morals and tradition overrated? Do they even have a role these days where social media has widely proliferated penetrating the most remote places?
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Nick Mangwana View From the Diaspora Yesterday was Africa Day and there were so many celebrations across the globe. Africa Day is one of those days now considered as a pan-Africanist moment to shine.
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