Research
The Zimra Scatter Gun Approach to Revenue Collection Synonymous with Sexual Harrassment (2014)
The objective in this Paper is to investigate if the revenue collection methods employed by ZIMRA 2 are in compliance with the concept of human rights as defined by the United Nations after which the Author will proffer a Summary, Conclusion, Recommendation, key assumption and a short prayer for Zimbabwe to benefit its suffering masses.
The Quality of Leadership that we have in Zimbabwe: A Formula for Real Disaster (2013 – 2014)
The objective of this Paper is to expose the quality of leadership that we have in Zimbabwe and thereafter to come up with a Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations designed for risk treatment.
Decline in Business Activity on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange: A Sign of a Bloodbath on the Zimbabwe Economy (2014)
The mission in this Paper – Decline in business activity at the Zimbabwe activity at the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange: A sign of a limping economy is to measure the decline in the trade in counters during the period September – October 2014. After the discussion of the results, the Author will proffer a Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations to wrap up the discourse.
Zimbabwe Econocy in Autopilot Aeroplane as More Companies Close Shop(2013-14)
The mission in this Paper as per its title is to carry out a Literature Review, Research Methodology and discover the Research Findings in the context of the above topic. To keep with his tradition, the Author will profer a Summary, Conclusion, Recommendation, Key Assumption and a short prayer for Zimbabwe to wrap up the discourse in this Paper.
The Zimbabwe Soaring Unemployment Rate of 85%: A Ticking Time Bomb Not Only for Zimbabwe but the Entire SADC Region (2014)
The mission in this Paper is to carry out a Literature Review and Research Methodology on the Zimbabwe unemployment rate of 85% which is a ticking time bomb not only in Zimbabwe but in the Sadc region as compared with its regional peers of Zambia to the north, South Africa to the south, Mozambique to […]
The Rolling Blackouts in Zimbabwe: A Zombie to Economic Recovery Prospects (2013 a 2014)
ccording to senior officials in the Energy sector, energy starved Zimbabwe will suffer longer and more frequent power shortages for the next 10 years. The country’s power utility will extend power blackouts until it can boost capacity. Patson Mbiriri, Secretary for Energy and Power Development told an annual congress of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) in Nyanga recently, ‘By about 2022 is when the country will be able to generate enough electricity for domestic and industrial needs,’ said Mbiriri. Zimbabwe needs about 2200 megawatts of electricity at peak consumption but generates just below 1300 megawatts, while relying on imports to fill the gap (Staff Reporter 2014). Due to ageing equipment, power generation is often disrupted following breakdowns. In most cases, the generators operate below capacity. In recent months Zimbabwe could only afford to import 25 megawatts from neighbouring countries after major electricity suppliers in the region turned off the switches over non payment of dues. “Most of our woes in terms of blackouts will end in 2015†Mbiriri said. The then energy minister Honourable Elton Mangoma said Zimbabwe had whittled its debt to power providers to under US$20 million from around US$100 million in a bid to resume power imports. There were plans to revamp the Northern Kariba hydro power station and the Hwange Ethanol power station in the West of the country.
Chinamasaas Mid-term Fiscal Policy Review Statement: A Dogas Breakfast (2014)
The mission of this Paper titled Chinamasa’s Midterm fiscal policy Review: A dog’s breakfast (2014) is to analyse the fiscal policy review in terms of poverty alleviation. After this analysis the Author will proffer a Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations.
Foreign Direct Investors Shun Zimbabwe to Spark a Liquidity Crisis in the Country (2013 a 2014)
In this Paper the Author looks at how and why the foreign direct investors have shunned Zimbabwe to plunge the country into a liquidity crisis which has since worsened after the disputed 31 July 2013 poll. The period of focus is 2013 to 2014. To wrap up the discourse the Author will proffer a Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations designed for risk treatment to improve the deteriorating liquidity crisis in the country.
The Salarygate Scandal in the Zimbabwe Parastatals Sector: Another Darkside of the Nation(2013 a 2014)
The objective in this Paper is to expose the extend of the salary gate scandal in the Zimbabwean Parastatals sector, what the various stakeholders have said about the unraveling scandal and what remedial action has been taken against the perpetrators of the said scandal. Thereafter, the Author will proffer a Summary, Conclusion and Recommendation to wrap up the discourse.
The Rot in the State Owned Enterprises in Zimbabwe: A Cause for Great Concern (2013-14)
The objective in this paper is to carry out a literature review or on the rot in the state owned enterprises in Zimbabwe after which the Author will proffer a Summary, Conclusion Recommendations, Key assumption and a short prayer for Zimbabwe to wrap up the discourse in this Paper.
