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Absa Group reports strong growth despite the challenging environment - Vimarsana News

Absa Group reports strong growth despite the challenging environment

Absa on Monday published its financial results, declaring a full year dividend of 1300 cents per ordinary share, up 65.6% from 785 cents the year before.

Five things to know about Patrice Motsepe: Net worth, assets, more - Vimarsana News

Five things to know about Patrice Motsepe: Net worth, assets, more

Patrice Motsepe's net worth has undoubtedly thrust him amongst some of the wealthiest in South Africa. Here are five things to know about him.

Investegate |Grit Real Estate Inc Announcements | Grit Real Estate Inc: Abridged Unaudited Interim results ended 31/12/22 - Vimarsana News

Investegate |Grit Real Estate Inc Announcements | Grit Real Estate Inc: Abridged Unaudited Interim results ended 31/12/22

Investegate announcements from Grit Real Estate Inc, Abridged Unaudited Interim results ended 31/12/22

Rise of Kenyan women CFOs - Vimarsana News

Rise of Kenyan women CFOs

Many years after women began getting jobs in the big corporates, only a handful have made it all the way to the top of the finance departments.

The US-Africa Leaders Summit: Fostering a Closer Relationship with the Continent - Vimarsana News

The US-Africa Leaders Summit: Fostering a Closer Relationship with the Continent

Africa is home to the fastest growing, and youngest, population on the planet, the world’s largest free trade area and a significant amount of natural resources including 65% of Earth’s arable land. While birth rates are falling, especially in the developed world, the United Nations expects Africa’s population to confound this decline and double by 2050 if growth rates on the continent continue the current trajectory.