France’s Engie SA solar projects progress

Engie SA expects to move forward with three South African solar projects this week as the nation struggles to accelerate a programme to add renewable power. The French developer plans…

Habit streaks serve as an incentive for habit formation

It takes 21 days to build a new habit, some say. But what makes you stay on track for those 21 days? When you do an action repeatedly over an…

New Ford Ranger is here

Cape Town. — The highly-anticipated new-generation Ford Ranger is launching in South Africa this week, featuring a muscular new look and advanced technologies that aim to make it the benchmark…

A peep into the Import Bill

Rufaro Hozheri If you just walk to any economic agent who cares to listen to you and ask about Zimbabwean products, you are most likely hear a lot of complaints…

Power issues, interest rates to suppress capacity utilisation

Michael Tome and Tapiwanashe Mangwiro LOCAL industry players say capacity utilisation is likely to decline as we go into 2023 exacerbated by the prevailing power outages and the high bank…

Yen set for a dramatic u-turn in 2023

The world’s worst-performing major currency looks poised for an impressive turnaround in 2023 as its two key drivers — a hawkish Federal Reserve and a dovish Bank of Japan —…

RioZim BIOX plant to drive gold output

Business Reporter RioZim Limited, a Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed miner, is confident of significant growth in gold output at Cam & Motor Mine following the commissioning of its Biological…

Famed tennis coach Bollettieri passes on

Nick Bollettieri, the famed tennis coach who taught the likes of the Williams sisters, Andre Agassi and Maria Sharapova, has died aged 91. Bollettieri’s death was confirmed by the IMG…

Zim on course to meet nutritional targets

Zimbabwe is on course to meet three of the main global nutrition targets covering maternal, infant and young child nutrition, Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care Constantino Chiwenga has said.

Developing world faces US$2,5t debt shock

Developing nations may need to find as much as US$2.5 trillion over five years to meet external debt-service costs as interest rates rise and poorer countries struggle to refinance borrowings,…

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