Zim won’t change course over SDRs
Zimbabwe will not deviate from its reform agenda after receiving US$1 billion equivalent of special drawing rights (SDRs) from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Dr John Mangudya has said.
Serena Williams faces greatest challenge in injury fightback at 40
NEW YORK – Serena Williams won’t be chasing a 24th Grand Slam singles title at the US Open, but with her 40th birthday only a month away, she will be starting perhaps her greatest challenge in closing out her career on her own terms.
Formula One’s Multi-Million-Dollar Insider Trading Case
With the Formula One summer shutdown coming to an end this week — the 14 day period where teams are not allowed to work on their cars’ design, development, or…
Are your cryptocurrencies stored safely?
Though demand for cryptocurrencies is again on the rise, few investors appreciate the risks associated with storing their cryptocurrencies.
Businesses needed funding, Retail Capital saw an opportunity
The Covid-19 loan guarantee scheme, which made up the biggest part of South Africa’s R500 billion pandemic relief package, came to an end.
New bakkie attracts 100k reservations in US market
The new Ford Maverick compact bakkie is generating lots of early interest in its US home market, with reservations for the hybrid pick-up topping 100 000 and demand coming from regions such as California, which typically favour imports.
GWM’s Tank 600 revealed as Land Cruiser Prado-rivalling SUV
The first official pictures of GWM’s new Tank 600 SUV have surfaced on the web ahead of its public debut at the upcoming Chengdu Motor Show.
Ford Mustang: Selection of greatest hits
The year was 1969. By this stage Ford knew they had something special, as Mustang sales continued to soar from the initial launch in 1964. A power war was raging across Detroit and the Mustang was Ford’s weapon of choice, as they shoehorned even greater V8 blocks under the bonnet of the iconic pony car.
Fun way to dye fabric using fruit, veggies
If you’ve ever tried to remove a stain caused by a splash of beetroot juice or an accidentally squashed blueberry on a brand new white T-shirt, then you’ll know the tremendous staying power and intensity of the colour produced by the juices of those fruits and vegetables.
Sustainable dyeing processes revolutionising textile industry
Fashion trends might be seasonal but the by-products from creating those on-trend outfits you rock have a far greater impact on the environment than on your Instagram feed.











