(Profiles) – It all started in the year 2014, when Guwuriro and Associates Legal practitioners was established in Harare Zimbabwe. Since then Guwuriro and Associates has become a well-known and respected firm, serving a diverse clientele from Individuals, SMEs to Large corporate companies. They specialize in litigation commercial transactions, corporate advisory services, and conveyancing and security registration.
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BANKABILITY: SMME, Economic Development and the Project Facilitation Fund in Botswana
The unmistakeable iTowers is a symbol of modernisation and economic development in Botswana. A host to businesses, hotels and government offices, the iTowers speak of the country's ability to rise in all aspects of socioeconomic development with grace. In order for...
AfCFTA Secretariat in Accra in Ghana — leadership lesson what comes next for investors
The AfCFTA Secretariat is commissioned in Accra. A leadership read for investors on whether Ghana’s new institution can build repeatable execution capacity.
ICAZ Appoints Davison Charamba as Junior Vice President
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Zimbabwe (ICAZ), whose mission is to enhance the International standing and recognition of the qualification Chartered Accountant (Zimbabwe), for the benefit of its members and to support them in providing quality services...
Ting-A-Ling as the New Minister of Health enters the Stage
In 2017, General Bae, as was he daubed by Zimbabwe's Social Media, Rtd. General, Constantino Chiwenga, the Vice President of Zimbabwe is back with "Operation Restore Legacy", and the hospital school bells shall ring. In April 2018, he abruptly fired all the striking...
LEA Unlocking Potential and Enabling Growth of SMEs
In the centre stage of empowering the citizen in Botswana is the Local Enterprise Authority, that provides Training, Mentorship, Market Access, and Technology Support to Micro and Small enterprises across the country.
Kandadji programme financing in Niger — leadership lesson why it matters for investors
Kandadji’s financing is secured; delivery depends on institutions. Ironu asks whether Niger’s programme rests on one leader or a repeatable system.
Benin’s Digital rural transformation — leadership lesson what comes next for investors
As of June 2020, Benin’s Digital Rural Transformation Project raises the real question: has the institution, not one leader, built repeatable execution.
Guinea-Bissau’s Solar access programme — value-chain opening the business case to test
Guinea-Bissau’s solar programme is financed; the harder test is execution. Does delivery rest on one leader, or on repeatable institutional capability?