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MultiChoice makes the FORTUNE Change the World list - Vimarsana News

MultiChoice makes the FORTUNE Change the World list

Johannesburg, Oct. 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MultiChoice has been included in the 2021 Fortune Change the World list as one of 100 companies...

MultiChoice Group Ltd: MultiChoice makes the FORTUNE Change the World list - Vimarsana News

MultiChoice Group Ltd: MultiChoice makes the FORTUNE Change the World list

Johannesburg, Oct. 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MultiChoice has been included in the 2021 Fortune Change the World list as one of 100 companies world-wide that have made a positive social or environmental

Choice Group acquires Centcart's mutual fund distribution business - Vimarsana News

Choice Group acquires Centcart's mutual fund distribution business

The sale will enable CentCart Money to focus on our core NBFC business and consolidate our line of activity, said Brijesh Parnami, Founder & CEO of CentCart Money

Choice Housing in £66m investment milestone in Belfast area - Vimarsana News

Choice Housing in £66m investment milestone in Belfast area

CHOICE Housing, one of the north's largest housing associations has marked a significant period of investment in the Belfast City Council area, where since 2018 it has invested more than £66 million in new social housing provision, with plans for further investment over the next five years.

Nigeria to freeze accounts of South African pay-TV units in tax dispute - Vimarsana News

Nigeria to freeze accounts of South African pay-TV units in tax dispute

3 Min Read ABUJA (Reuters) -Nigeria’s revenue service said on Thursday it had told banks to freeze the accounts of units of pay-TV group MultiChoice to recover $4.4 billion, in the latest tax dispute between a South African-based company and Nigerian authorities. Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) said it had instructed banks to freeze the accounts of MultiChoice Africa and its Nigerian subsidiary for breaching agreements and denying access to records for auditing. Shares in MultiChoice, which denied the accusations and said the issue could be resolved amicably, fell more tha...