Nigeria’s food insecurity: A state of emergency isn’t the solution

Nigerians doing their grocery shopping in July 2023 are paying 25 percent more for staple items than they did a year ago. Nigeria’s inflation rate stands at about 22,79 percent,…

Smoothies to replenish, support your immune system

Winter may be the season for the common cold and flu but we have got a cure to keep such illnesses away, and that is with smoothies. Smoothies offer an…

New Ford Mustang Dark Horse:Old-school muscle with modern finesse

Only a handful of cars have the ability to get the public’s emotions aflutter and when the Ford Mustang is in the mix, well, it’s pretty much top of the…

Gems World Cup debut inspires Makunde to dream

Seeing Zimbabwe playing in their debut Netball World Cup in Liverpool ignited the desire for Nalani Makunde (pictured right) to want to represent the country someday. This was the first…

Low space uptake takes toll on property sector

Nelson Gahadza Zimbabwe’s property market remains affected by slow space uptake, particularly impacting office space in the central business districts (CBDs) due to low economic activity in the formal sectors…

SeedCo leverages on research,development

Enacy Mapakame Listed seed processor, SeedCo Limited, says research and development remains at the centre of its business as the group leverages on it to churn out new varieties and…

Nigeria’s central bank warns high energy prices

High energy prices and foreign exchange demand pressure will weigh on Nigeria’s economy, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria. In its latest statement following the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)…

Leading through disruption – Part V

Arthur Marara How to be empathetic in nine Steps: Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings, experiences and perspectives of others. It involves putting yourself in someone…

Eagle REIT invades Mazowe, Victoria Falls

Tapiwa Mangwiro ZimRe Holdings on Friday revealed its Eagle Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), will launch two signature developments in Mazowe and Victoria Falls as it looks to unlock value…

SA jobless rate could hit 38pc, businesses tell Ramaphosa

South African business leaders told President Cyril Ramaphosa (pictured right) that the jobless rate could rise to 38,1 percent by 2030 without urgent action to solve the country’s energy, logistics…

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