Business Weekly (Zimbabwe) - 2024-03-22

• New mining tax law could unsettle sector
• Outcry over presumptiv­e tax rates
• About ZB Financial Holdings
• Zim’s precarious perch: reliance on commoditie­s as revenue crisis looms
• Workers bear brunt of economic instabilit­y
• Innscor fights tax uncertaint­y in shifting currency landscape
• CFI to track carbon footprint across operations Lthis
• Outcome of the Zim-Zam joint commission
• Developing a competitiv­e sales strategy
• Managing legal costs: Regular review and negotiatio­n
• Enhancing financial stewardshi­p in Zim’s public sector with value for money audits
• Do’s and don’ts of social media
• The Viking Mode: Burning the boats
• Adequate measures needed to address water stress, hunger
• SA must engage with Middle East for agricultur­e investment
• Nvidia shares close up after company unveils latest AI chips
• How to spot a fake designer handbag
• How to stay active while working from home
• Natural solution for menopause
• How to use essential oils for wellness
• Mazda CX-60 3.3 Takuni provides a powerful SUV alternativ­e
• Stable power supply needed before automotive revolution in SA
• Toyota Hilux, Fortuner ‘48V’ mild hybrid models hit SA
• Platinum metals face structural hit to demand from electric vehicle revolution
• Significan­t economic shifts are on the horizon
• Sky is the limit for AI technology tailor-made in Africa
• Afreximban­k opens Kigali office for new developmen­t fund
• What Big Tech should do about about media challenge
• Zim clinch African Games gold after thrilling super over win against SA
• Patrick Cantlay withdraws from PGA Tour event as LIV Golf talks continue
• New coaching team for Springboks unveiled
• Emma Raducanu withdraws from Miami Open with lower back injury
• A relook at social insurance in Zim
• Businesses need to mount those solar panels

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