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The Zimbabwean government has defended the latest fuel price increase, with Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube saying the adjustments were necessary to ensure continued fuel availability amid global supply pressures.

This interview traces the rags to riches story of Diaspora Insurance CEO, Jeff Madzingo, from Gutu in Zimbabwe to the…

Professor Gift Mugano, the Executive Director at Africa Economic Development Strategies, tells Sly Media TV that political pressure has caused governors at the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to do the unthinkable.

In this business feature, Dr Sibert Mandega, the Executive Director at Diaspora Insurance, is the guest on Nehanda TV. Dr Mandega talks about how the company came about, the countries they now cover and the Group Funeral Cash Plan they recently launched.

Connie Machiwenyika gives a touching testimonial about her experience with Diaspora Insurance following the passing of her son and how they provided her with much-needed financial support during a difficult time. The company went above and beyond, creating portraits of her late son, and providing meaningful mementos like t-shirts, caps, and pens. They even organized a program for the family at no cost.

Ken Sharpe the CEO of West Property Zimbabwe gives a speech at the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards UK edition in London last weekend. He explains why they have taken the decision to list on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange and what their vision for Zimbabwe is “one brick at a time”.

The CEO of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Mr Justin Bgoni talks about the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange during his speech at the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards UK edition on Saturday, 22 April, 2023.

Ghanaian YouTube personality Wode Maya visits Zimbabwe and gives us a sneak peek into businesswoman Zodwa Mkandla’s multi-million dollar mansion in Harare.

Tayo Aina: “He Left the UK to Build the Biggest Drink Company in Nigeria is another episode of my promoting Africa series where I feature black entrepreneurs all across Africa who have built successful businesses and they tell us how they did it.”

Outspoken Norton MP Temba Mliswa responds to accusations by UK based businessman Paul Westwood who claims the former Zanu PF provincial chairman took advantage of his position in the ruling party and chaotic indigenization laws to illegally seize his company Noshio Motors.