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Last week, the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) issued a warning against Tiger Agriculture, a pyramid scheme pro On Sunday, the team leaders of the Tiger scheme started promoting Farm…
Markets see 80pc chance of December Fed cut
Traders added to wagers that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by another quarter point next month after in-line inflation data, spurring gains for Treasury debt.
Zimre quarterly revenue surges 8pc to US$43,5m
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) listed insurer, Zimre Holdings, says insurance contract revenue grew by 8 percent to US$43,5 million in the third quarter to September 30, 2024.
Nampak repeats warning over share disposal
Business Reporter Nampak Zimbabwe has reiterated its cautionary advice regarding the proposed sale of Nampak Southern Africa Holdings Limited’s (Nampak SAHL) 51,43 percent shareholding to TSL Limited. The proposed sale,…
Bitcoin briefly tops US$93 000 on Trump agenda, Fed policy outlook
Bitcoin spiked above US$93 000 for a short period as expectations of further interest-rate reductions by the Federal Reserve added to the impetus from President-elect Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance.
Relevant insurance products can improve client experience: IIZ
The Insurance Institute of Zimbabwe (IIZ) says increasing insurance awareness and the development of relevant insurance products can help demystify the industry and grow the penetration rate from the current 1,6 percent.
Betting on Zimbabwe’s National Teams: Is It Time to Start Investing?
The Zimbabwe men’s national football team is currently ranked at number 117 on the official FIFA Rankings table, which may seem low to some, but their recent two consecutive wins has seen them jump seven places.
Brics stalls decision on making Türkiye full member
Türkiye has been invited to become a partner of the Brics group of emerging-market powers, short of its expectation that it would be granted full membership.
SA beer duties unpredictable, consistently exceed inflation
A new report by Oxford Economics Africa – “Double the Pain: The burden of unpredictable excise taxes and high inflation on beer in South Africa” – has found that above-inflation adjustments to excise duties, which are not in line with current excise policy, have pushed beer tax burdens above excise policy targets.