Oh Zimbabwe, where are your priorities?

Good results from Barloworld and a trio of retailers, some share price sparkle for Tsogo Sun, Ayo’s 142% dive in profits and 86% increase in dividends, two cents’ on Tencent’s biggest shareholder(s), and some bank AGMs.

A new book says Big Tech robs citizens of personal privacy with relentless surveillance and behavioural manipulation.

Yes, there is corruption and cadre deployment. But don't worry. Be happy. Be grateful.

In Zimbabwe, farm and domestic workers' earnings cannot buy a loaf of bread a day for the whole month.

Rebellious behaviour has always been a feature of what is now an ailing party that lacks the capacity to contain the ambitions of dangerous men and women.

And the passing of Constitutional Amendment Bill No 2 in Zimbabwe …

For once, let’s not talk about the ugly side of life in Zimbabwe; the politics, greed, corruption and oppression.

Where is it taking us – this governing party that speaks left, acts right, rejects capitalism, but loves the wealth it has created for its members?

Up 43% over five years, and ticking many boxes.

Calls for a wealth tax for Covid crisis beneficiaries are likely to go unheeded.

And in so doing emancipate the state and empower participatory democracy?

Unearthed corruption leads to opposition MP's removal from parliament.

Giving money an expiry date could be a good thing.

DPE deputy minister says new Eskom transmission company will be operational by end 2021, and shares concerns over SAA business rescue delays and fees.