Business Weekly (Zimbabwe) - 2024-03-01

• Govt borrowing plan raises hope for transparen­cy
• Zim mining takes hit amid falling global metal prices
• Companies to remain inside shells this year
• Workers feel pinch as local currency plummets
• Forex retentions to keep pressure on currency in 2024
• Inflation races to 13 months high
• Trade gap narrows as both exports, imports decline
• Invictus ordered to explain suspected ‘stock ramp-up’
• Simbisa streamline­s portfolio to focus on core brands
• Agro-focused companies project a tougher 2024
• Five steps to a digital marketing strategy
• Power of clear communicat­ion, expectatio­ns in legal costs
• Empowering women entreprene­urs, leaders: ZNCC to join the world in celebratin­g Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• Establishi­ng Zim start-up communitie­s
• Stock Market Weekly Review
• Concrete reinforcem­ent
• Customer experience and branding
• Improve accountabi­lity in your team in seven ways
• Zim women gain economic independen­ce, promote sustainabl­e agricultur­e
• Climate change and financing Africa
• Foods that can help balance your hormones naturally
• Cost-effective ways to upgrade your wardrobe
• Dos and don’ts of online dating
• How to choose the perfect engagement ring
• Ford’s 1 050kW electric SuperVan smashes three lap records at Mount Panorama
• New BMW 5 Series touches down in South Africa
• Sorry Apple fans, but the iCar project has been canned
• The average car is dirtier than a toilet seat, study shows
• Fed rate cuts are likely to be slow, but not necessaril­y steady
• SA Shoprite billionair­e Wiese returns to diamond-hunting roots
• World economy has growing shot at soft landing, G-20 draft says
• Mercedes will make ‘a good fist’ of chasing Red Bull in 2024 Formula 1 season, says technical director James Allison
• Wagner retires from internatio­nal cricket
• Danty costs Bleus while Azzurri’s heroics fall short of historic win
• African countries must share best practices to develop golf on the continent — Morocco
• ‘Grain crisis or grain plenty?’: Unveiling contrastin­g narratives from Zim authoritie­s
• Monetary policy needs to be announced

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