Natural hair fever grips city, as hairdressers reel
Andile Tshuma HAIRDRESSERS in Bulawayo are crying foul about lost revenue as women resort to the natural haircut look.
Man sexually torments girlfriend
Hazel Marimbiza A woman from Old Lobengula regrets the day she decided to live with her boyfriend as he now sexually torments her every day.
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- businessweekly
- March 8, 2019
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Brighter days ahead for Zimbabwe rugby. . . as Aaron Jani is appointed president
While it may appear as if the dark cloud of maladministration is a perennial motif in Zimbabwean sport, a ray of hope is piercing through the local rugby scene.
Man assaults, detains wife over STI
Danisa Masuku A LUPANE man beat up and detained his wife for allegedly infecting him with a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) that resulted in his testicles growing two-fold in size.
$10 000 assisted reproductive technology grant availed
Pamela Shumba A US$10 000 grant is up for grabs for partners that have been struggling to have babies but want to try the Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART).
- businessweekly
- March 8, 2019
- 101 views
Seed Co donates sports kit to Peterhouse
Leading hybrid seed producer, Seed Co, has donated sporting kit to Peterhouse boys cricket teams worth over US$6 000.
- businessweekly
- March 8, 2019
- 65 views
Sales topline tips to remain competitve
In today’s market in Zimbabwe, attention is the scarcest commodity. Your advertising and marketing messaging must be designed so it stops people in their tracks. The more you can stand out from the crowd, the better your chances for the product or service to be purchased.
- businessweekly
- March 8, 2019
- 64 views
How big is inflation risk in 2019?
“We all know that inflation is an evil thing, but when it runs its course unplanned it brings certain natural correctives. Today, these correctives have not been allowed to come into play, and the result is most unhealthy. The making of large paper profits, which is a natural concomitant of inflation, enabled industry to maintain its real capital intact; the restriction of money profit at a time of rising prices is denuding industry, not of real profits, but of real capital.”
- businessweekly
- March 8, 2019
- 75 views
Caledonia cries foul over export incentive
Aim – listed mining group, Caledonia Mining Corporation, says its earnings per share could decline by approximately US$ 5,4 million after the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) withdrew the export credit incentive scheme for gold producers.
- businessweekly
- March 8, 2019
- 72 views
Money supply slashed in real terms
Many businesses are still stumbling in their pricing policies and accounting procedures because they are not thinking straight and are not looking at economic fundamentals and are mixing up inflation, corporate exchange rates and free-funds exchange rates.