Simple tips to remove excess oil from cooked food

Removing excess oil in your foods is a step to ensuring that you keep your calories in check. That said, doing so does not mean that you necessarily do away…

Impact of inflation on investments

Inflation is a silent financial force that can significantly affect our investments and overall financial well-being. As prices of goods and services rise over time, the purchasing power of our…

Sarb to kick off easing cycle early next year: Economists

The South African Reserve Bank is likely to leave its repo rate unchanged this year before kicking off a cutting cycle in early 2024, chopping 25 basis points in every…

Mitsubishi Xforce debuts as Urban Cruiser rival

Armed with edgy new looks and a practical cabin, there’s a new compact SUV coming to town, and it goes by the name of Mitsubishi Xforce. After revealing the exterior…

McIlroy warns gambling fans affecting golf events

Rory McIlroy has warned that golf has to remain vigilant to the rise in sports betting in the US. He also confirmed the issue has been up for regular discussion…

Stanbic facilitates Zim, Chinese universities MoUs

Business Writer Stanbic Bank has facilitated a mutually beneficial and cooperative relationship between two top Zimbabwean and Chinese universities as the leading financial services institution lives up to its commitment…

‘I’m just Jenny from the Fronx’

“Used to have a little, now I have a lot. No matter where I go, I know where I came from.” These Jennifer Jopez lyrics from two decades ago could…

World’s healthiest, most nutrient-dense foods revealed

Although you may not be familiar with the phrase “nutrient density,” you are probably already aware of the idea of eating primarily nutrient-dense meals. According to research by the Heart…

The best investment advice: Do nothing

You have heard it all before. Investing is actually easy — buy low and sell high. Individual investors who tried this themselves will have anecdotes of success using this approach,…

Billionaire Agarwal pledges to pay Zambia creditors before retaking mine

Vedanta Resources is ready to pay US$250 million owed to suppliers in Zambia as soon as it resumes control of copper mines that were seized by the southern African nation’s…

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