Business Weekly (Zimbabwe) - 2023-12-15

• Treasury abandons agric financing on defaults
• Energy deficit costs Zim 6pc of GDP
• About Ariston
• Macro-economic instabilit­y to haunt firms into 2024
• New tax measures weigh on viability of manufactur­ers: CZI
• Ecobank secures US$200m climate financing facility
• Seed Co’s vegetable unit in growth trajectory
• Stanbic voted 2023 Zim bank of the year
• Understand­ing Workers’ Committee
• Value of participat­ory budgeting
• 2024 National Budget analysis
• The critical role of financial forensics
• Stock Market Weekly Review
• The building, constructi­on site
• Define your brand attributes
• Five strategies for competitiv­eness
• COP28 latest: Fossil fuel transition deal quickly adopted
• Preventing festive season burnout
• What you need to know about travelling with your baby
• Three things the world’s oldest people regret
• Practising self-care as a busy parent
• Mercedes-AMG SL 63 most potent roadster ever
• Ford Ranger Tremor coming in 2024
• Ducati Diavel for Bentley: Classy addition to your dream garage
• Electric Range Rover previewed as waiting list officially opens
• Why is Pick n Pay selling groceries at a loss?
• The rand: Challenges and opportunit­ies in volatile times
• Africa could lose US$25bn a year as new EU carbon tax comes into effect
• . . . . mining, manufactur­ing exceed forecasts in October
• South Africa to seek bids for new nuclear power station
• Anglo American suffers biggest drop since global financial crisis
• Crackdown-hit crypto industry sets sights on Abu Dhabi
• Jury finds Google’s app store broke anti-monopoly laws
• The Fed not ready to speculate on rate cuts yet
• Three more golfers join LIV
• SA rugby sets sights on European glory
• What lies beneath Sri Lanka cricket’s convoluted suspension saga?
• Mthuli goes innovative on infrastruc­ture financing
• Power developmen­t must be faster

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