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- October 25, 2023
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Mariyoni explains ‘Chinese’ name
Bruce Chikuni-Sports Reporter NGEZI Platinum Stars goalkeeper, Chang Mariyoni, has disclosed why he was given a “Chinese” name. Apparently his late father was into martial arts and he only hoped…
adminStanbic seeks to boost Zim/China trade
Leading financial services institution, Stanbic Bank, has launched an exporter’s guide to China, which provides a roadmap for Zimbabwean companies on how to navigate the Chinese business terrain, leveraging the bank’s strategic partnerships in Africa and China.
Power tariff increase to help service ZESA loans
Zimbabwe’s energy regulator, the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has said electricity tariff increase will help ZESA Holdings to service loans extended for the recent upgrades of Hwange 7 and 8 units as well as the Kariba Hydro Power Station.
UAW strike at General Motors plant in Texas
DETROIT. — First it was Ford, then Stellantis, and now a General Motors factory has been added to the growing list of highly profitable plants where the United Auto Workers union is on strike.
Global oil demand to reach its peak this decade, IEA says
Global demand for oil will reach its peak this decade, the International Energy Agency predicted for the first time, amid growing popularity of electric cars and the cooling of China’s economy.
Anglo American firms in ‘class action’ suit
Anglo American now finds itself in the crosshairs of class action specialist Richard Spoor, who last week filed an action in the Gauteng High Court for certification of a class action suit against nine Anglo American companies for claims of health damage to coal miners.
Currency risks in contracts or agreements
Many readers have asked me to share some ideas on how to manage or mitigate currency risks through contracts. Others have asked me to write on how to minimise exposure to inflation when drafting or dealing with contracts.
Ghana looks to market more oil and gas blocks
Ghana is looking to boost its oil and gas production by selling more exploration rights, aiming to avoid leaving valuable fossil fuels in the ground and generate revenue to fund its energy transition, a Ghanaian official said on Tuesday.
- Herald
- October 25, 2023
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‘Shaft’ star Richard Roundtree dies after cancer battle
Las Vegas. —‘Shaft’ star Richard Roundtree has died aged 81 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. The actor — best known for playing suave detective John Shaft in 1971 action…
Herald journalists get financial reporting training
In a demonstration of their commitment to promoting financial literacy and empowering young journalists, Zimnat and Sanlam have partnered to send two young journalists from The Herald, Enacy Mapakame and Tapiwanashe Mangwiro, to a week long Sanlam Summer School for Financial Journalism training in Johanesburg, South Africa from October 22 to 27, 2023.