its operating profit as its railroad, utility, and energy businesses rebounded from the pandemic. Read more.
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Seychelles, an archipelago of Africa in the western Indian Ocean, is one of the first destinations to reopen its borders to tourism irrespective of visitors' vaccination status amid the covid-19 pandemic. Read more.
Despite disappointing data in the latest U.S. jobs report, gold fell at the start of the week, with the U.S. Federal Reserve expected to start asset tapering on schedule. Read more.
Gaborone-Botswana has made commitment to work on a bilateral engagements with other common wealth countries to revive their battered economy which has lost billions from the tourism industry because of the crippling effects of the Covid 19 pandemic. Read more.
LUSAKA exchange listed shoe making company, Bata says the calendar shift that led to postponement of schools opening when the third wave of Covid 19 was at its peak in January this year threatened its business. Read more.
Human rights body, Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) has challenged the Malawi government to announce its positon on the 'NO VACCINE NO WORK POLICY', which some public and private institutions are said to be silently implementing. Read more.
Rwanda Experts in the tourism and hospitality sectors say that recommencement to normalcy for the sector is likely to have a diverse outlook and routine drivers with a new set of factors driving performance. Read more.
Lusaka stock exchange listed British American Tobacco (Zambia) bemoans the increased illicit cigarettes trade in spite of restricted border movement by government authorities. Read more.
GABORONE-Botswana has intensified efforts to reboot the ailing tourism industry battered by the low international tourist visits since the advent of Covid by adopting innovative ways of marketing the country as the jewel of Africa. Read more.
LUSAKA exchange listed Zambia Reinsurance PLC says it has experienced setbacks in premium collections due to the slowing business activity prompted by lack of new opportunities from key sectors of the economy.
Toyota Motor Corporation, mostly known just as Toyota, is a Japanese multinational automotive manufacturer which is based in Japan. Founded in 1937 by Kiichiro Toyoda, Toyota has grown over the past eight decades to become one of the largest automobile manufacturers in the world.
According to a local research firm, the growing gap between parallel and official market rates which are being fuelled by the increased use of the US dollar, is likely to hinder the country’s economic performance in the second half of 2021. Read more.
