Naspers dragged the JSE to a two-month low on Monday, while global markets were mostly firmer as investors pinned their hopes on Russia-Ukraine peace talks and braced themselves for a US rate hike.
Naspers fell 13.12% to R1,557.89 — the most since November 2000 — after the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that Tencent was facing a record fine after China’s central bank discovered its WeChat Pay had violated anti-money-laundering rules...
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