Brimstone Investments confirmed on Friday that it will not be participating in a consortium seeking to acquire SA’s biggest dairy producer Clover, but had agreed on a plan to facilitate its exit.
Brimstone, which was due to have a 15% stake in the MilCo consortium, may still hold a stake in Clover, but was negotiating with Nigeria-based International Beer Breweries Limited over a “back-stop” agreement as it seeks a replacement empowerment partner.
The wording of this article is problematic. At no point do you mention the ACTUAL reason why the anti-israel sentiment exists. You also somehow suggest the ANC position on Palestine plays into this decision by Brimstone.
How is a Nigerian brewery considered an empowerment partner in SA?
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