Alcaraz fears Medvedev ‘wall’

Carlos Alcaraz described his Wimbledon semifinal opponent Daniil Medvedev as “a wall” on Tuesday as the two players talked up each others’ strengths ahead of their blockbuster clash.

‘ZiG stability recipe for wide acceptance’

THE widespread usage of the new Zimbabwe Gold (ZIG) and its continued stability has the potential to trigger a seamless acceptance of the currency regionally and globally, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Monetary Policy Committee member, Mr Persistence Gwanyanya, has said.

US lends US$99m to Moza’s first wind-powered project

DFC will also provide US$80 million in political risk insurance to Globeleq Africa, which is developing the 120-megawatt project near Namaacha in the south of the nation, the lender said in an emailed statement Tuesday. The project will require a total of about US$268 million in funding, according to the DFC’s website.

SCHOOLBOY LIL-K TO RELEASE NEW EP

SCHOOLBOY Ownry ‘Lil K’ Tapfuma, is set to release a new EP on July 20 titled ‘Broken Chains’.

Tough year dampens starafrica’s profitability

Sugar processor, starafricacorporation navigated a challenging economic landscape during the financial year 2024 (FY24), reporting depressed sugar volumes and operating profit despite a rise in total turnover.

Kenya to ink 19 deals with the Middle East

Kenya is reportedly on the verge of closing 19 Memorandums of Understanding with several Middle Eastern countries.

Tax breaks can lure FDI into tobacco value chain

Zimbabwe could attract significant investment in tobacco value addition by offering tax breaks and simplifying the export process, an industry expert has said.

ArcelorMittal SA long-steel unit to boost economy

ArcelorMittal South Africa’s decision to continue operating its long-steel unit has given the country an opportunity to re-energise local manufacturing, Manufacturing Circle executive director Philippa Rodseth said.

Using experts in disputes over valuation of businesses, shares

Disputes over the valuation of businesses or shares are common and will not go away for as long as the business is done and money is to be made.

Pension revamp boosts SA retirements, Alexforbes says

South Africa’s plan to allow savers early access to part of their pension funds will enable significantly better outcomes for retirees than what the current system does, Alexander Forbes Group Holdings said.

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