How to solve Zim’s unemployment crisis
Thousands of youths in Zimbabwe are currently unemployed or underemployed and this number increases every year for different reasons.
Tanganda will lift ZSE, shareholders’ value
Every weekday, around 7:15am, on Capitalk FM, they play a Tanganda tea advert. The advert’s pay-off line says, “it lifts you up”. The tag-line is used by the company as a branding slogan. The idea behind the concept of using pay-off lines is to create a memorable phrase that will sum up the tone and premise of a brand.
The bank war
“The monster is trying to kill me, but I will kill it!” that’s what General Andrew Jackson reportedly liked to say as he readied himself for a second term as President of the United States in 1832. In his second term, a lot would happen that entrenched the culture of bold entrepreneurship hailed today as a defining trait of America’s economic ascendancy and global dominance. Arguably, his resolve to kill the monster contributed a lot to that entrepreneurial culture.
Stock Market Weekly Review
Losses in selected heavyweights saw the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) close the week to October 27, 2021 with marginal losses, breaking the bull run experienced in the past month.
Volkswagen plant production drops to 1958 levels
Volkswagen has produced just 300 000 cars at its main Wolfsburg plant so far this year, a company source with knowledge of the matter said, the lowest figure since 1958 and far behind its average output before the pandemic.
Clean City partners varsities in waste recycling projects
CLEAN City has partnered with Zimbabwe’s universities on recycling projects that will help the institutions of higher learning to maintain a clean environment. The EcoCash Holdings waste management unit is…
Global approach to data in digital age vital
Companies around the world are engaged in a digital data gold rush, panning the digital economy for our personal data, sifting flecks of it in online pools and streams of our preferences, choices, and locations.
Stop doing what is easy
Last year, I was being driven to Court by one of our very good drivers. I have a deliberate habit of speaking to them on issues to do with personal development when I get time. I challenge them to read one book at least per month. I sent dozens of ebooks to their WhatsApp. I asked him, how many books he had read, and the answer was “none”. I was curious, and asked why he had not done that. The explanation was that it is hard. This answer gave birth to a talk, which today I will further share with you, stop doing what is easy! Start doing what is hard. The very things that you find hard to do are the things that will change your life.
Phil Collins to be quizzed over ex-wife’s claims
Phil Collins will be quizzed under oath over claims he didn’t wash or brush his teeth.
Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos now worth US$500bn
The combined net worth of Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos approached US$500 billion on Wednesday, fuelled by the unrelenting rally in Tesla Inc. shares and a broad surge in tech stocks that sent the Nasdaq 100 to an intraday record.











