Business Weekly (Zimbabwe) - 2023-11-03

• Extended USD tenure to boost market confidence
• Zim makes US$126m token payments to global lenders
• About General Beltings Holdings
• Value for money audits pay dividends
• Maize harvest targets ambitious, but unrealisti­c
• ‘High forex retentions can impede exporters’
• Tigere ready to acquire Highland Park Phase 2
• Edgars shares soar 6pc on management changes
• High hopes for oil, gas drilling as Invictus raises US$ 39m
• Powerspeed taps into constructi­on boom
• ZNCC express card
• Is terminatio­n on notice permissibl­e under The Labour Amendment Act?
• Collaborat­ive FinTech infrastruc­ture for prosperity
• Stock Market Weekly Review
• Supply chain performanc­e, customer satisfacti­on
• Communicat­e clearly and effectivel­y
• Negotiatio­n in constructi­on contract management
• Kariba carbon credit project in corruption storm
• Why dozens of elephants mysterious­ly died in Zim
• El Niño forecast to contribute to food insecurity
• Eskom says coal pollution kills 330 South Africans a year
• Tell-tale signs of not drinking enough water
• Benefits of eating plain yoghurt
• Factors affecting sperm health, fertility in men
• 2024 Mercedes-AMG GLC 63: Performanc­e SUV for the new age
• Taking on the chic streets of Paris in the Range Rover Evoque P300e
• Ford’s supercharg­er kit for the new Mustang unleashes up to 600kW
• Toyota reveals unibody bakkie, Land Cruiser EV concepts
• Shocktober: What went wrong?
• A world desperate for sugar sees it pile up in Brazilian ports
• As good as gold?
• Main Street vs Wall Street
• How far to stand from the golf ball
• US Open star Gauff reveals marriage proposal
• Gerald Coetzee: A scary all-round package in the making
• Seven year deadline to fix local currency
• Mobile money - friend and foe-in-one for rural folk

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