Even after stronger revenue and margins at Takealot, the Naspers board declined to reverse a R5.9-billion impairment.
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The combined market value Naspers and Prosus CEO Fabricio Bloisi must double to earn the award has slipped over the year.
Payments giant Mastercard is selling security alongside transactions, with South Africa and Nigeria first in line.
Naspers subsidiary Prosus has reported its consumer platforms as profitable across all regions for the first time.
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Eskom will hand over responsibility for almost all load shedding in Johannesburg to City Power from 6 November.
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MTN Group has revised its estimate of unrealised foreign exchange losses in Nigeria.
Luminous Power Technologies, a subsidiary of Schneider Electric, has entered the South African market.
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Reddit will raise up to $700-million in a fundraising round, cashing in on a jump in its influence in the financial world to triple its valuation to over $10-billion.
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SABC chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng announced last month that 80% of all films broadcast on one of the public broadcaster’s channels, SABC3, will from July be locally made
