The rhythm of resilience: A Workers’ Day reflection in Zim
The informal sector became a lifeline for many, but it also exposed them to exploitation, low wages, and precarious working conditions.
By Grace Chirenje
May. 10, 2024
Zim’s future economic policies
There is urgent need to increase the private sector by incorporating Africans into some of these companies, or starting new companies nationally, regionally or internationally.
By Fay Chung
Oct. 20, 2023
Perspectives: Can govt solve teachers’ demand for more pay?
Civil servants comprise more than 60% of the formal economy employees.
By Fay Chung
Mar. 26, 2023
The call for economic and structural reforms in Zim
By scaling down social services, the poor and marginalised communities were disproportionately affected.
By Zvikomborero Sibanda
Jan. 6, 2023
Rural development key to growth
The economy and everything about it must be driven and owned by the people and not just a few individuals as is the case under capitalism.
By Tapiwa Gomo
Dec. 12, 2022
Mr President, you hold on power through brutality
Sadly, the multitude in South Africa, whose residence and work permits will not be renewed beyond their next expiry dates in June next year are dreadful of repatriation.
By Cyprian M Ndawana
Oct. 5, 2022
New perspectives: Why Zanu PF is not so successful after 2001
In the first two decades, the economy increased by 2-3% of GDP a year, regarded as very low at the time.
By Fay Chung
Oct. 2, 2022
New perspectives: Zim govt has to find balance between economy and politics
Employers were able to rent on behalf of their workers in hostels where half a dozen workers shared a room, and several rooms shared a bathroom and toilet.
By The Independent
Aug. 21, 2022
New perspectives: Zim govt has to find balance between economy and politics
Employers were able to rent on behalf of their workers in hostels where half a dozen workers shared a room, and several rooms shared a bathroom and toilet.
By The Independent
Aug. 21, 2022
