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South Africa's MTN treads a fine diplomatic line to stay atop Nigerian telecoms market

Over the last two decades, MTN has succeeded in establishing itself as leader on the Nigerian mobile phone market despite the West African country's uneasy relations with the big South African companies. Nigeria and South Africa are fierce diplomatic and economic rivals but MTN has used a varity of different survival techniques to hold on to its position. [...] (1521 words)
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SOUTH AFRICA 27/05/2021

Johann Rupert takes advice from an archbishop and a banker on his Covid-19 business support fund 

South African businessman Johann Rupert has recruited several advisers to help him distribute the funds he is providing for small companies suffering from the effects of the Covid lockdowns. One of them is Archbishop Thabo Makgoba, who also advises the Oppenheimer family on its coronavirus business support fund. [...]
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South African businessman Johann Rupert. © Andrea Merola/EPA/Newscom/MaxPPP
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How Daphne Mashile-Nkosi has kept the helm of troubled Kalagadi Manganese 

Threatened last month with exclusion from the management of Kalagadi Manganese, the mining company she founded, Daphne Mashile-Nkosi has managed, for now at least, to remain in charge of this major South African concern. Her long-running ties to some of the ANC's top officials might have played in her favour. [...]
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