Prince Charles and his Aston Martin . . . powered by wine, cheese

London. — Prince Charles has spoken out about his personal efforts to combat the climate crisis which include pumping wine and cheese by products into his Aston Martin DB6 and installing solar panels at his royal residence, Clarence House.

Fruit, vegetables good for your health and budget

During the Covid-19 pandemic, food prices have increased significantly, but you can’t go wrong with fruits and vegetables for your health and your budget.

Foods vegetarians can’t eat

When you are a new vegetarian or trying to go plant-based, it is easy to make mistakes. Chances are, you have already messed up by eating something you thought was safe, only to realise later that it contained, say, chicken broth.

Vaccination programmes, a boost for tourism

Business Writer The easing of coronavirus related lockdowns and a robust vaccination programme by Government, has boosted Zimbabwe’s tourism prospects with inward booking numbers “now looking very good,” the Safari…

CEO roundtable seeks solutions to deliver Zim from Covid-19

Business Writer Need for concerted efforts amongst policymakers and industry players to safely deliver Zimbabwe from the menace of Covid-19 pandemic will headline deliberations at this year’s CEO Africa annual…

PPC projects volumes jump

Business Writer Regional cement producer, PPC Limited is forecasting its local unit – PPC Zimbabwe’s volume performance for the half year to September 30, 2021 to be ahead of prior…

Varun Beverages’ US$12 mln investment in new line a game changer

Business Writer VARUN Beverages Zimbabwe, a franchise of PepsiCo, yesterday commissioned a US$12 million packaged drinking water line with a production capacity of 15 million bottles a month. Ravi Japuria,…

Caledonia declares dividend

Blanket Mine parent company -Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc – has announced a US14 cents a share quarterly dividend, more than double the amount paid since October 2019 as the resources group seeks to maximise shareholder value.

Innscor Africa in US$70 million expansion drive

INNSCOR Africa has approved a US$70 million investment to expand its operations including building a new flour milling plant in Bulawayo on the back of sustained stability being enjoyed in the country.

Remaining five provinces to have commercial airports

Business Writer Plans are in the pipeline to construct commercial airports in the remaining five national provinces to facilitate trade and to improve movement of tourists. So far the country…