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- businessweekly
- February 24, 2023
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Subscription fatigue: More companies charging monthly fees
Twitter announced last week that two-factor authentication by text would be available only to paying subscribers. Shortly after, Meta said it would begin testing a paid verification service for Facebook…
adminGold prices decline on lack of direction
Gold prices declined on Monday, settling at their lowest in more than five weeks, as expectations that the Federal Reserve might push interest rates even higher have weighed on the yellow metal while boosting Treasury yields and the US dollar.
Eskom loses R1bn month to corruption
Eskom’s departing chief executive officer said the stricken state-owned South African utility is losing R1 billion a month to graft and theft committed by people often affiliated to the ruling African National Congress.
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- Chronicle
- February 24, 2023
- 46 views
AXIA stops trading on ZSE today
Senior Business Reporter AXIA Corporation Limited shares will trade for the last time on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) today ahead of its delisting next Tuesday. The Victoria Falls Stock…
- Chronicle
- February 24, 2023
- 19 views
Zanu-PF buoyant ahead of polls
Joseph Madzimure, Harare Bureau A MASSIVE turnout in the ongoing Zanu-PF cell verification programme points to a landslide victory for the ruling party in the forthcoming elections, a senior official has…
- Chronicle
- February 24, 2023
- 68 views
Minister orders enforcement of traffic by-laws
Flora Fadzai Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter THE Minister of Local Government and Public Works July Moyo has directed local authorities to enforce traffic regulations and by laws in the country’s cities and…
Global bonds are set to erase 2023 gains
Global bonds are poised to erase all of the gains they made in their best start to a year on record.
SA public wage bill breaches R700bn
South Africa’s public sector wage bill has topped R700 billion, painting a complex picture for the government which is trying to tighten spending as labour unions pile on the pressure for above-inflation salary increases.
Old mbanje dealer avoids jail term
The Herald, February 24, 1986 A GREY-HAIRED emaciated old man convicted of possessing 12kg of mbanje has avoided a stiff jail term because of his advanced age. Saidi Siansakala of…