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How To get A stolen phone Tracked by Econet
As a customer I want to know that my network operator cares enough to help you retrieve your lost device when they can. In my view it’s an ideal part of customer care, the process should be as clear as possible.
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Unlocking Financial Inclusion: How the Mukuru Wallet Is Transforming Remittances in Zimbabwe
Mukuru, a leading remittance service provider across Southern Africa, recently introduced the Mukuru Wallet in Zimbabwe—a strategic move designed to expand financial inclusion and streamline how recipients interact with money sent from abroad. While Zimbabwe remains one of the top remittance-receiving countries in the region, many recipients still face challenges accessing broader financial services. The…
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How Is Your Business Marketing to Tomorrow’s Consumers?
In marketing, there’s a golden rule that’s stood the test of time: be where your audience is. That’s why football stadiums are lined with banners, why cricket matches in Zimbabwe boast logos on everything from jerseys to pitch-side panels, and why top-tier brands flock to golf days with samples, pop-ups, and sponsorships. These spaces are…
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The Pros and Cons of Starting a Laundry Business in Zimbabwe
In recent years, Zimbabwe has seen a slow but steady evolution of its service industry, and laundry businesses are emerging as a potential opportunity for entrepreneurs. As more Zimbabweans focus on convenience and time-saving services, especially in urban areas, professional laundry services are carving out a niche. However, starting a laundry company in Zimbabwe comes…
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Top NYSE Companies Paying Dividends in June 2025
Several New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) companies have announced dividend payouts scheduled for June 2025. These dividends present opportunities for investors seeking income-generating stocks. Below is a summary of notable announcements: Upcoming NYSE Dividend Payments – June 2025 1. Genpact Limited (NYSE: G) 2. Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) 3. Church & Dwight Co., Inc.…
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February Thrive Stocks on EasyEquities
As we usher in February 2025, EasyEquities is offering exciting opportunities to enhance your investment journey through the Thrive rewards program. Every month EasyEquities picks shares to be Thrive Stocks. These stocks will qualify for the Thrive Brokerage Benefit which is a level-dependent discount on your brokerage fees as you buy shares. The Thrive Rewards…
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How to Start Investing with EasyEquities: Building My Investment Toolbox
Investing isn’t just about picking stocks—it’s about having the right tools in place before you even make your first trade. Just like a carpenter wouldn’t start a project without a well-stocked toolbox, an investor needs to prepare before jumping into the market. That’s why I’m starting my investment journey by setting up my “toolbox,” beginning…
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Retail Investment and Fractional Shares: Redefining the Investment Landscape
The world of investing has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past few decades. What was once the exclusive domain of the wealthy and institutional investors has become more accessible to the average individual. If you are coming from the first post then you know how much of a big deal this is. This shift,…
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The Real Reason You Are Not Ready to Start That Startup
Over the past decade, entrepreneurship has undergone a remarkable transformation. The rise of startup culture, fueled by stories of tech unicorns and global disruptors, has made starting a business an aspirational goal for many. From Silicon Valley to Africa’s emerging markets, the entrepreneurial spirit has taken root, with individuals pursuing ventures ranging from small enterprises…
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The Impact of Overpricing on Zimbabwean Businesses
In Zimbabwe, there is a recurring tendency for businesses and individuals to adopt an overpricing strategy, colloquially referred to as “creaming.” This practice involves setting prices at excessively high-profit margins, often exceeding 20%, even when acting merely as intermediaries in transactions. While this approach might generate short-term gains, its medium to long-term consequences could be…
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