Marula to list on the JSE/ Nairobi Securities Exchange
Oliver Kazunga UNITED Kingdom-based mining group, Marula Mining, with interest in Zimbabwe’s mining industry, has announced the intent to forge ahead with the planned dual listing on the Johannesburg Stock…
Wall Street’s worst investing mistakes of 2023
All across Wall Street, on equities desks and bond desks, at giant firms and niche outfits, the mood was glum. It was the end of 2022 and everyone, it seemed,…
2024, a world with US$307t+ debt and elevated interest rates
Total debt across the globe in 2023 amounts to more than US$307 trillion. In this article, I am going to focus on public (government) debt, which amounts to US$97 trillion.…
Stock Market Weekly Review
Malvern Nkomo Stock markets’ returns often outpace the rate of inflation in most cases and thus give the investor a low risk profile while improving returns. Over the long term,…
Osaka, team talk comeback
At a family dinner to celebrate her 22nd birthday, Naomi Osaka turned to her mother to ask whether she thought her daughter would have achieved more by this point in…
Nigeria’s cash crunch returns
Nigerians are hoarding cash again amid memories of a failed official campaign around this time last year to demonetise high-value naira notes. Many ATMs have been unable to dispense cash…
Ariston enjoys good tea prices
Enacy Mapakame Listed agricultural concern Ariston Holdings Limited expects to start seeing positive contribution from its pruned tea gardens in later years, recovering from declines experienced in the past financial…
From micro apartments to ‘lifestyle farms’
South Africa has a rapidly evolving market, presenting a host of new opportunities. Shifts in demographics and lifestyle demands for new and different housing have diversified South Africa’s property landscape.…
Cyclone VAT on basic goods lands on New Year
Economy Uncensored with Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Implementing Value Added Tax (VAT) on essential goods like cooking oil, bread, and meat in a struggling economy like ours can have multifaceted effects, and…
Metro Peech retrenchees cry foul over package
Business Writer SOME retrenched workers at Metro Peech & Browne Wholesalers Limited– currently under corporate rescue–a local form of bankruptcy protection are crying foul after their terminal benefits were cut…











