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South Africa's Flourishing Online Retail Industry 2021: Major Retail Chains Rapidly Expanding through New Brand Launches and Acquisitions - Vimarsana News

South Africa's Flourishing Online Retail Industry 2021: Major Retail Chains Rapidly Expanding through New Brand Launches and Acquisitions

/PRNewswire/ -- The "The Online Retail Industry in South Africa 2021" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The South African online...

South African tech investor Naspers logs 11% rise in first-half profit - Vimarsana News

South African tech investor Naspers logs 11% rise in first-half profit

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African technology investor Naspers Ltd said on Monday its first half profit climbed 11%, driven by a large contributio...

Source: wsau.com
UPDATE 1-S.Africa bourse to trade from 1230 GMT after high volume prevented opening - Vimarsana News

UPDATE 1-S.Africa bourse to trade from 1230 GMT after high volume prevented opening

South Africa's Johannesburg Stock Exchange failed to open equity market trading as usual at 9 a.m. (0700 GMT) on Wednesday as record high trading volumes the previous day snapped its systems, the company said.

Frustrated JSE traders forced out for a walk as bourse paralysed - Vimarsana News

Frustrated JSE traders forced out for a walk as bourse paralysed

Not exactly the finest hours for a country that needs to attract foreign investment.

UPDATE 1-S.Africa's rand partially recovers, but risks remain - Vimarsana News

UPDATE 1-S.Africa's rand partially recovers, but risks remain

By Reuters Staff (Updates prices, adds stocks) JOHANNESBURG, July 26 (Reuters) - South Africa’s rand recovered from early losses on Monday, with concerns over rising COVID-19 infections setting a cautious tone in global markets ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s meeting this week. At 1540 GMT, the rand traded at 14.8000 against the dollar, up 0.35% from its previous close. The currency fell last week after the South African Reserve Bank suggested on Thursday that interest rates would stay relatively low. The dollar has in recent sessions benefited from safe-haven buying on fears a surge ...