Investing in Zimbabwe

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Comment by MOSES CHIBHARO on December 2, 2009 at 10:14am

it is tym we turn our beloved nation into Africa's paradise we need people with vision stay blessed

Comment by GUMAZ on May 11, 2009 at 11:32am

LOOKING FOR IMMEDIATE BUSINESS IDEAS FOR IMPLEMENTATION BACK IN ZIM ON A SMALL SCALE AND THEN EXPAND IN THE THIRD QUARTER OF THE YEAR.

Comment by Victor Nkomo on January 27, 2009 at 12:38pm

Guys i have just released a boxed gift titled "A-Z 25 ways of renewing your personal finances in God's way" its excellent its a great pocket manual if you need a copy its R30 or $4. for orders call Victor 0727257801/0726838379/ 27114408082

Comment by Victor Nkomo on January 27, 2009 at 12:32pm

For those who are new in the stock market, its one market which can give you the upside in your portfolio, importantly know that it is very risky, without stop losses you can have your capital wiped out, if you not a risk taker and you looking for short term returns, stock market is not for you.

Comment by batsi on January 11, 2009 at 12:22pm

can someone pursue to b best first or different at the same time? is it possible or one would be in th rate race?

Comment by URAYAYI KWINIKA on December 5, 2008 at 3:40am

As I can feel it in every way I’m, the sole biggest propeller of our economy is the mind of people in all sectors. Given equal opportunity regardless of social status, all human beings can spark wonders that will surely drive back this shattered economy to fruition. To achieve this there has to be rejuvenation of the educational segment. This sector has suffered the wildest plunge- with teachers, lecturers and even concerned children walking out and past the walls of hope- seeing it grounding potential leaders, nullifying upcoming entrepreneurs who were at initial stages of budding. Now in envelopes of misery they look as if past this era of greatness and wealth creation for this and next generations to come. It will require cooperation from institutions, leaders with a difference and government to intensely rekindle fading potentials in those who have been deprived in this phase of economic meltdown to crop them up to a new dawn. In this magnitude intense support must be rendered in abundance also to the rural individuals who’re in all ways marginalized from even simple priviledges assembling to human kind who has upper hand.

Comment by SIMEON on November 15, 2008 at 10:35am

With the increase of zeros its definate zim dollar is ready for revaluing again. for how long are we going to revalue our curreny

Comment by Prayers Lynette on November 14, 2008 at 2:02am

Lance, have you checked out the innov8 bookstores nation wide. I am sure they have the 'Richest man in Babylon' and other similar books which will be of help to you.If they dont have I am sure you can place an order thru them.

Comment by Lancelot Chidenga on November 13, 2008 at 2:59pm

Guys How do I get hold of the "Richest man in Babylon"???????

Well The rich Dad, poor Dad series' are just mind blowing, real Eye openers. Esp the Cashflow Quadrants' series', boy!!!!!!!! Try it you will love it.

Comment by Prayers Lynette on November 12, 2008 at 4:29pm

The richest man in babylon has got my vote too. Simple yet profound.

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