adminMutiny erupts over ‘Mr Davos’ role
The future of Klaus Schwab — Mr Davos for more than half a century — has become a talking point at this year’s meeting after World Economic Forum employees voiced…
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- businessweekly
- January 20, 2023
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Energy crisis seeps into South Africa’s food supply
The most severe power cuts ever experienced in South Africa are threatening food and water supplies and disrupting the lives of millions of people, including chicken farmers. In the poultry…
- businessweekly
- January 20, 2023
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Market share battle continues . . . OK Zim takes over Food Lovers
Rufaro Hozheri There was a time when, if you thought of Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) retail outlets you would most likely think of OK Stores, or Bon Marche if you…
Fed may hike rates on China’s recovery
As the end of China’s stringent Covid-19 restrictions quickens the country’s economic recovery, concerns about pent-up Chinese demand — and the inflation that may follow — could mean bad news…
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- January 20, 2023
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Truworths focuses on production, cost rationalisation
Oliver Kazunga Clothing retailer, Truworths, is focusing on productive cost rationalisation and working capital management as sales have declined due to the firm’s suspension of local currency credit sales. In…
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- January 20, 2023
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Tips to effectively de-stress
Anxiety, depression, cardiovascular disease and suicide are just a few of the detrimental health effects that stress has on people around the world. Anything can happen that can trigger your…
Serial rapist jailed 20 years
A serial rapist from Masvingo has been jailed 20 years for raping and robbing three young girls.
Zimbabwe’s ‘Black Jack’ is kicking high in Botswana
JUST like his long-time Hollywood action movie hero, Jackie Chan, former Harare City’s head coach, Taurai “Bla Jack” Mangwiro, is also “kicking high” at his new base in Botswana.
Baldmin get on track with sponsorship for athletics
THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe yesterday unveiled a US$50 000 sponsorship package for the Takawira Triangular series which will be funded by Baldmin Holdings.
Centre to improve cattle breeds
THE Government intends to construct a bull and semen centre in Matopos to spearhead artificial insemination programme and capacitate farmers as part of the country’s concerted to build national herd.