Facebook, Instagram invest US$1,3bn
Facebook will spend US$US1 billion (US$1.3 billion) on social media creators through the end of 2022 in a fight for top talent announced in a week when TikTok became the first rival mobile app to hit 3 billion global downloads.
Dare to be rare
Arthur Marara There are three things that determine your value if you are an employee; First: The type of job you do Second: How well you do it Third: The…
BMW 2: Everything you need to know
Sporting reasonably sized kidney grilles (that open and close like a hypercar on the M240i) and a lick of paint that’s more akin to The Joker’s suit in The New 52 than a BMW, the all-new 2 Series Coupé has broken cover and it’s looking very, very attractive. With a choice of three derivatives heading to Mzansi in Q1 2022, including a 220i, a 220d and an M240i, we naturally find ourselves lusting after the latter-most model.
Meikles shifts focus to retail operations
Diversified hospitality group, Meikles Limited, says it will pay attention to its retail operations at a time the hospitality business is battling impacts of Covid 19.
Russian bus, truck maker to partner local automobile firms
Russia’s automobile giant, Ural Automotive Plant (UralAZ), has expressed interest to partner Zimbabwean firms to build a bus and truck assembling plant in the country, Industry and Commerce Minister Dr Sekai Nzenza has revealed.
Can Air Zimbabwe take off again?
The administrators of Air Zimbabwe handed control of the business back to management on Thursday with a robust and promising six-year strategic plan most likely to see the state–owned airline reclaim its status as a preferred local and regional carrier.
Focus on high-impact, high-growth potential start-ups, AfDB
A recently published study by the African Development Bank (AfDB) on implementation of Nationally Determined Goals (NDCs) in Africa has recommended that development financial institutions and private investors should focus on high-impact, high-growth potential start-ups that can drive climate-related innovation.
Forex Auction’s contribution to foreign payments up 153 percentage
The foreign currency auction system is fast becoming a major source of foreign currency for businesses, latest figures from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) show.
JUST IN: Forex abuse, more firms found guilty
Twenty-one more firms have been found guilty of abusing the foreign currency auction system and flouting exchange control rule regulations, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has said.
Inflationary pressures to pile till year-end
Zimbabwe’s manufacturing companies as represented by the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI), have expressed fears that inflationary pressures are likely to remain elevated till the end of the year, Business Weekly can reveal.










