The business community in Zimbabwe has added its voice in calling for strong institutions that help foster good governance while urging President Emmerson Mnangagwa to reduce government expenditure to below five percent of Gross Domestic Product. In an interview with 263Chat, prominent Zimbabwean business person, Shingi
Chief Executive officers under the CEO Africa Roundtable forum have challenged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to fulfill a promise he made during the 5th CEO Africa Roundtable meeting in Victoria Falls to open Chancellor Avenue to the public to allow free movement of people. In his speech
Organizers of the CEO Africa Round table have urged Victoria Falls hospital to use the $15 000 donation to the health centre from President Emmerson Mnangagwa's necktie to acquire medicines and ensure lives are saved. The $15 000 was realized from the auctioning of President Emmerson
Organisers of the recently ended CEO Africa Roundtable have explained the reason why President Mnangagwa's necktie was auctioned at the Victoria Falls conference last week saying they wanted to unblock the bottlenecks between the government and business sector so as to work together. In an interview with 263Chat, CEO
CEO Africa group chairman Oswell Binha said it is necessary for CEOs, to make a critical contribution in propagating for the agenda 2040 which
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