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Signal or noise? MTN’s share price dials up MTN’s seen a big turnaround, with the stock up 26% so far this year. Analysts are generally supporting a ‘buy’ position on the cell… by Tim Cohen May 8, 2025 Investing & Finance
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When Cyril met Elon: it was written in the Starlink … The meeting looked distinctly cosy. Two of the greatest salesmen around – Elon Musk, hawker of satellite broadband service Starlink, electric carmaker Tesla, rocket… by Rob Rose September 27, 2024 News·Opinion
Post-shedding: does the post office have a future? Boom. That’s the sound of another parastatal imploding. This time, it’s the post office, which earlier this month said it would need R3.8bn from… by Shirley de Villiers September 20, 2024 News·Opinion
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