The CSR Network Zimbabwe will from the 21st-27th of May lead a business delegation to Belgium and the Netherlands for a Responsible Business and CSR Best practices familiarisation tour aimed at equipping local business with modern Sustainability and CSR trends.
Read MoreHARARE – The country’s premier national representative board for Sustainability, CSR Network Zimbabwe has implored local businesses to make environmental,…
Read MoreThis week our Sustainability and CSR champion is Patricia Murambinda from Delta Corporation.
Patricia is currently the GENERAL MANAGER – CORPORATE AFFAIRS for Delta Corporation Limited.
CSR Network Zimbabwe today joins the rest of the world in celebrating International Women’s day which is set aside every year to recognise the contribution of women is society.
Read MoreRESEARCH – Women are good for business and particularly executive-level women: A study from global accounting firm Grant Thornton found…
Read MoreCBZ Holdings (CBZ), the country’s leading financial products and services provider, is establishing a new charitable foundation to promote public health, educational opportunities, particularly in under-served populations and to provide support to vulnerable communities.
Read MoreHARARE – The CSR Network Zimbabwe last week held successfully a fundraising Charity fun run which was graced by more 100 athletes who graced the rainy morning for a good cause. CSRNZ held the event to raise funds and resources to support the less privileged school children in Zimbabwe.
Read MoreThere are six key steps to help your company start to balance your bottom line with the green line
Read MoreThe Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) Australia’s corporate, markets, and financial services regulator, announced today the launch of its first court action against greenwashing, initiating proceedings against Marsh McLennan company Mercer Superannuation
Read MoreBy Betsy Atkins – The ESG landscape is more difficult than ever to navigate; executive leadership teams have the challenge…
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