Business Weekly (Zimbabwe) - 2023-07-14

• Business to suffer heavy losses on exchange rate movement
• About Nampak
• Zim industry expects country to exit hyperinfla­tion
• FDI into Zim jumps to US$600m
• Projected 6pc GDP growth unattainab­le
• New products potential rivals to old brands
• Business to suffer heavy losses on exchange rate movement
• Border Timbers receive offer for controllin­g stake in the company
• Unifreight banks on new trucks fleet to increase volumes
• Demand for warehousin­g space boasts TSL performanc­e
• Develop a legal strategy for your business
• Pyramid schemes
• The dynamics
• Analysts forecast negative ZSE returns
• Stock Market Weekly Review
• Gold deliveries dip 11pc
• Increased power generation stabilises mining sector
• Power of User Generated Content
• Leading through disruption
• Eskom fund joins net zero asset owner alliance
• What is climate change?
• ‘Hot continent’ perception downplays Africa’s heat wave dangers
• Demand for lithium, other critical minerals skyrocketi­ng
• Gold Standard pauses issuance of CO2 credits from Zimbabwe
• How running affects your knees
• Coleslaw popsicle angers foodies
• Widely consumed vegetable oil leads to unhealthy gut, new study reveals
• ‘Watching true crime documentar­ies to relax a major red flag’
• Is this the next Prado?
• 2023 Lexus NX lands in SA
• New design for 2024 Mitsubishi Triton
• Brabus 900 Rocket R is Porsche 911 Turbo S on steroids
• Tanzania: Is it worth putting investment­s in DSE?
• Ghana Stock Exchange market cap surges to all-time-high in 1H23
• De Beers concedes to Botswana’s demands in last minute diamond deal
• Stalled SA power projects for 1 850MW risk losing grid access
• S. African Govt pledges to help local businesses facing extortion in Africa
• Algeria, TotalEnerg­ies sign new gas contracts
• African women lead the way in global boardrooms
• Bear market rally or new bull market?
• ESG – Superior or just unique?
• Higher interest rates needed to reach 2pc inflation goal
• New World Rugby rankings published as All Blacks close in
• Nick Price is right for designing Florida’s Soleta
• Murray has a lot of good tennis left in him after Wimbledon displays
• Business must adjust to falling prices

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