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Business Maverick: Zimbabwe, Russia Sign $4 Billion Platinum Mine DealZimbabwe has signed an agreement with Russia to build a new platinum mine in the southern African country, finalizing a deal that’s stalled since 2014.
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BUSINESS MAVERICK: One month before 2019 election, SA economy takes three hits in quick successionThey say that the hits that don’t break your back make you stronger. In fact, it’s more likely that the hits that don’t break your back will, in fact, make you weaker. The news is not entirely as gloomy as it seems, but coming just before the election, one thing is for sure: the incumbent government will not be propelled into the election on a wave of a strong economy. Not only hits, those are big hits, as well tim_cohen. I can't help wondering what S&P are smoking to get all that Ramaphoria....🙄 We're we really expecting a different outcome? Government is in tatters, Cyril house is still not finished, everyones rioting, burning books, throwing chairs, it's a baby written soap opera, Days in S. A.........
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BUSINESS MAVERICK: The balance in SA’s bloody strike at Sibanye-Stillwater’s mines tips slightlyThe strike at Sibanye-Stillwater’s three critical gold mines is a classic power battle between NUM and Amcu, overlaid on top of another classic power battle between Amcu and the company whose CEO Neal Froneman is one of the shrewder operators that Amcu boss Joseph Mathunjwa has had to deal with for some time. The balance has tipped slightly in the company’s favour, but the outcome is still far from certain.
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EDITORIAL: Brexit delay ushers in more uncertainty for SA businessTrade with the remaining 27 EU members would have been disrupted as components imported from the UK would now be classified as coming from a third country
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Walter Sisulu University student nominated for business empowerment award | IOL Business ReportThe Walter Sisulu University announced that one of their public relations BTech students had been nominated for the business empowerment award.
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