Brands, cars South Africans find most desirable
It should come as no surprise; BMW is the most searched for car brand in South Africa, the Toyota Hilux is the most desired car model and online vehicle searches have grown by an impressive 54,1 percent.
. . . betting on death of petrol cars
Volvo’s entire car line-up will be fully electric by 2030, the Chinese-owned company said on Tuesday, joining a growing number of carmakers planning to phase out fossil-fuel engines by the end of this decade.
Volvo reveals all-electric C40
GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN. — Volvo has pulled the covers off its new C40 Recharge, which it describes as a lower and sleeker version of the battery-powered XC40 variant.
Sneakerheads turn Jordans, Yeezys into bona fide asset class
Last July 30, Joe Hebert woke up early and drove to a small warehouse he’d leased in Eugene, Ore., the track-obsessed college town where Nike Inc. was born. He was expecting an important delivery: 600 pairs of Yeezy Boost 350 Zyon sneakers. Released by Adidas 12 days earlier, they’d sold out within hours and now commanded more than US$100 above retail on the secondary market. Many sneakerheads would have felt lucky to snag a single pair of one of the world’s most sought-after styles. Adidas AG produces just 40 000 pairs of each Yeezy release, which are priced at US$220 retail and sold through its Yeezy Supply website using a digital lottery.
How to start, grow strawberry farming business
Strawberry production can be very profitable, however, there are multiple variables which have to be effectively and efficiently managed.
VAT, income tax for non-resident digital service firms
All non-resident digital service providers are now required to pay value added tax (VAT) and income tax at rates of 14,5 percent and 5 percent respectively, according to latest information from the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra).
Muswere on ICT and 4th industrial revolution
Government has highlighted the need to come up with cost effective information and communication technologies (ICT) to drive economic growth in the fourth industrial revolution.
RBZ yet to announce tobacco payment modalities
The Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) says payment modalities for the 2021 tobacco marketing season will only be established after the announcement of this year’s monetary policy statement.
Foreign Currency transactions save property sector
Statutory Instrument 85 of 2020, which allowed for the use of foreign currency for local transactions, ushered some relief for the real estate sector sub markets.
Hippo to receive 1999-year lease
Sugar processing concern, Hippo Valley Estates Limited, will soon be granted a 99-year lease by Government, while its milling license will further be extended by 20
years.









