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South African developer bets R1.65 billion on Zimbabwe’s retail market

South African developer bets R1.65 billion on Zimbabwe’s retail market

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Ntsabeleng banking on overseas experience to succeed at Sundowns

Ntsabeleng banking on overseas experience to succeed at Sundowns

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A Zimbabwean Turns Indigenous African Fruits into World-Famous Ice Cream: The Rise of Dr Tapiwa Guzha from Harare to Cape Town’s Most Inventive Dessert Empire

White Zimbabwean man named Terry William Kelly (73), who invested millions of US dollars into his lodge named Chewore Lodge, has lost the property after Zimbabwe’s Supreme Court cancelled a 25-year lease agreement.

Economist Justin Wolfers on Trump's threat to Powell: "This is the stuff of tinpot dictators. This is the stuff that tends to precede a hyperinflation."

Economist Justin Wolfers on Trump's threat to Powell: "This is the stuff of tinpot dictators. This is the stuff that tends to precede a hyperinflation."

A Zimbabwean Turns Indigenous African Fruits into World-Famous Ice Cream: The Rise of Dr Tapiwa Guzha from Harare to Cape Town’s Most Inventive Dessert Empire

White Zimbabwean man named Terry William Kelly (73), who invested millions of US dollars into his lodge named Chewore Lodge, has lost the property after Zimbabwe’s Supreme Court cancelled a 25-year lease agreement.

Economist Justin Wolfers on Trump's threat to Powell: "This is the stuff of tinpot dictators. This is the stuff that tends to precede a hyperinflation."

Economist Justin Wolfers on Trump's threat to Powell: "This is the stuff of tinpot dictators. This is the stuff that tends to precede a hyperinflation."

South African developer bets R1.65 billion on Zimbabwe’s retail market

South African developer bets R1.65 billion on Zimbabwe’s retail market

Ntsabeleng banking on overseas experience to succeed at Sundowns

Ntsabeleng banking on overseas experience to succeed at Sundowns

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