Business Weekly (Zimbabwe) - 2023-05-26

• RBZ unlikely to hike rates, demands market discipline
• US declines to support Zim arrears clearance, debt restructur­ing
• CTC calls for exchange rate liberalisa­tion
• Zim economy to grow 3,2pc - AfDB
• CoMZ conference hinged on power, long-term capital
• ‘Treasury should up USD threshold for contractor­s’
• RioZim turns to alternativ­e power supplies
• Hwange quarterly coal output hits a million tonnes
• Understand­ing Vicarious Liability
• Price hike storm a reflection of Zim’s weak monetary policy
• 5 deadly sins every entreprene­ur should avoid when building teams
• All you need to know about Airbnb investment­s
• Curbing inflation in Zimbabwe
• Ethiopia now closer to getting own stock exchange
• Stock Market Weekly Review
• The African Renaissanc­e: Building Africa’s brand image
• Opening for imports reversing industrial gains
• High voids hit CBD property sector
• African currencies are under pressure
• 5 Leadership lessons from Delta CEO
• Innscor reports solid volume growth across the board
• Bolster Africa to resist financial shocks, say African leaders
• AfDB chief says dearth of climate finance flows ‘choking’ Africa
• Climate change causes 2 million deaths in 50 years
• Zimbabwe carbon credit programs get two months to meet new rules
• Roundtable on Zim debt arrears clearance meeting
• Gluten-free recipes for dinner and beyond
• Opel Corsa facelift revealed
• Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Shogun debuts
• Mercedes-AMG GLB 35 4Matic now available in SA
• SA auto industry to award tender for EV charging stations
• Mining lags on female C-suite, board representa­tion
• South African expansion punt paying off
• Tennis star slapped with ‘utterly enormous’ fine
• ICC confirm Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2023 Schedule
• Where is extra money supply created?

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