Not just a spring thing, nip winter allergies in the bud

Did you know that trees can release pollen all year round? While many people associate allergies with spring, the highest levels of tree pollen are found in late winter and…

Young people have an advantage when it comes to investing

Investing in financial instruments such as stocks, commodities and forex may seem like a task belonging to the world of “adulting”. In the world of personal finance, the truth, however,…

PR: Catalyst for organisational renewal, reinvigoration

Dr Musekiwa Clinton Tapera Public Relations practitioners are at the centre of driving change based on credible authentic information from the environment. They are well positioned to arrest entropy of…

Scientists confirm July the hottest month ever recorded

Global air and ocean temperatures soared to a record high in July, according to the EU’s climate change service Copernicus. “These records have dire consequences for both people and the…

Freezer burn could be a thing of the past

The majority of people have a bag of vegetables in their freezer that have essentially turned into an unrecognisable block of ice crystals. Additionally, meals ruined by too much ice…

INEOS Grenadier becomes SA’s most expensive bakkie

The Ineos Grenadier, introduced in SUV form last year, is very much a modern successor to the original Land Rover Defender, and soon South Africans will be able to buy…

Buyers to dominate activities at VFEX

Enacy Mapakame Activity is expected to be skewed towards buyers on the growing Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) in the short to medium term, according to analysts’ projections. The US…

Zim worried over debt refinancing risks

Business Writer With 90 percent of Zimbabwe’s securities maturing in under two years, the Government is considering debt refinancing through the issuance of long-term bonds, according to a recent bulletin…

Monetary measures bearing fruit –NTS

Business Writer LISTED tyres supplier, National Tyre Services Limited, says the prevailing monetary measures are bearing fruit as evidenced by the firming of the Zimbabwe dollar against the greenback. Interventions…

DPC records $1.644 bln surplus

Business Writer The Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) says it recorded a surplus of $1,644 billion in 2022, up from a surplus of $1,324 billion in 2021, mainly driven by premium income.…

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