Egypt records highest inflation rate since 1958
According to official statistics released on Monday, Egypt’s year-over-year headline inflation increased to a record 35,7 percent in June from 32,7 percent in May, exceeding the previous peak set in 2017 and highlighting the severe economic difficulties that have existed since early last year.
Politician performs on The Masked Singer SA to break stereotype
With his surprise reveal on The Masked Singer SA, former DA leader Mmusi Maimane wanted to break the mould on how politicians are usually perceived. The Build One SA (Bosa)…
Do not miss the shift towards emerging markets
The strong June jobs report in the US is likely to leave the US Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates to a 22-year high during its next meeting to cool off the economy and combat inflation.
Cowdray Park tuckshop owner goes missing under mysterious circumstances amidst political campaigning
Sunday News Reporter Thulani Ndlovu, a prominent tuckshop owner and district coordinator for the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), has vanished without a trace, leaving his business and property behind.…
Ford Zimbabwe in cash back vehicle service promotion
Business Writer Ford Zimbabwe has launched a winter promotion that also involves vehicle service cash-back scheme, where selected clients will get their cars serviced for free. The two trusted names…
Ray of hope for women’s soccer
Harare Bureau THERE is a ray of hope for the revamping of women’s football in Zimbabwe after FIFA lifted the country’s suspension from international football. A four-member normalisation committee was…
Modi mingles with Sidojiwe Flats residents
Sikhumbuzo Moyo – [email protected] INDUSTRY and Commerce Deputy Minister Cde Raj Modi on Monday brought smiles to Sidojiwe Flats residents who had gone for more than four months without electricity…
Naira devaluation lures foreigners back into stocks
Last month’s currency devaluation in Nigeria is bringing foreign investors back to the nation’s stock market.
Oil steadies as China moves to boost economy
Oil steadied as China signalled further economic aid for its ailing property sector, bolstering the outlook for fuel demand in the world’s top crude importer.









