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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 1H 12M

May Day, AI & Work, RBZ & Shah - The Central Bank Relied on Loans to Keep Afloat | Friday Drinks

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Join Tinashe, Ranga and Rufaro as they explore May Day in the age of AI — and what it means for the future of work. From the relevance of May Day in the age of AI and whether a four-day work week is becoming realistic, how artificial intelligence is reshaping productivity and the future of jobs, the discussion explores what work could look like in the years ahead. Also joining the conversation is Melody Chikono from Investor Hosting Centre (IHC) as they discuss investment in Zimbabwe and Africa. This episode is sponsored by Investor Hosting Center (IHC) Tinashe, Ranga and Rufaro also unpack the relationship between the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and businessman Jayesh Shah, raising questions about how the central bank has navigated liquidity pressures. Why would the central bank be “borrowing” from businessman Jayesh Shah? Finally, we turn to East Africa’s growing investment momentum, with Tanzania emerging as a standout for foreign direct investment—and what Zimbabwe may need to rethink in order to stay competitive.

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