Arthur Chikara

I did the longest job application that took me almost an hour to complete, personality tests, puzzles, making a video and stuff & l got a rejection email 5 minutes after submitting 😭🤣👍🏾

“We’ve run out of capacity…” Delta Beverages is struggling to keep up with record demand for beer and soft drinks. In response, Delta is investing another US$120M into expansion. This adds to the US$44M invested over the past year. ~CEO Matlhogonolo Valela

Why are we mad at others for buying cars for themselves and others , when collectively we spend a BILLION on booze and sugar water? 😂. Guys Zimbabwean have MONEY. Enough to build school, fix roads, fix housing… we just choose to drink and piss it. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk

Watch: Highlanders striker Reason Sibanda scored a stunning winner against Hardrock FC in Kwekwe on Wednesday as Bosso secured a 1-0 victory.

DELTA POSTS RECORD US$1.09 BILLION REVENUE AS PROFITS, VOLUMES AND TAX PAYMENTS SURGE. Delta Corporation revenue rose 35% to a historic US$1.09 billion in FY2026, marking the first time the beverages giant has crossed the US$1 billion mark. Excluding Schweppes, revenue growth stood at 23%. EBITDA increased 42% to US$236 million, while profit before tax jumped 56% to US$210 million. Earnings per share rose 35% to US11.44 cents, with the effective tax rate at 27.6%. Lager Beer and Sorghum Beer volumes both grew 19%, while Sorghum Beer Zimbabwe exceeded 4.6 million hectolitres — surpassing the previous 1998 peak. Sparkling Beverages volumes grew 14%, with total non-alcoholic beverage volumes, including Schweppes, reaching 3.1 million hectolitres, up 16%. Delta says it absorbed about US$30 million in sugar surtax costs to protect affordability. Schweppes Holdings Africa Limited (SHAL), now consolidated as a subsidiary, contributed US$101 million in revenue. African Distillers (Afdis) delivered 50% volume growth, with RTDs up 62%, wines up 57% and spirits up 34%. Delta paid more than US$306 million in taxes during the year, a 37% increase from the prior year, covering excise duty, sugar surtax, corporate tax, VAT and PAYE. The company also revealed that cumulative ZIMRA tax assessments against Delta Beverages and Afdis now stand at approximately US$97 million, up from US$73 million last year. Delta says it has already paid US$18.7 million under the “pay now, argue later” principle while contesting the assessments.