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Does Canal+ have an insider at MultiChoice? - Vimarsana News

Does Canal+ have an insider at MultiChoice?

Whispers in financial circles in the Sandton hub suggest billionaire business mogul Patrice Motsepe is involved in the possible Canal+ takeover of MultiChoice, the owner of DStv, Africa’s largest pay-television operator.

Is shareholder activism dead at the PIC? - Vimarsana News

Is shareholder activism dead at the PIC?

Should the hard-earned money of pensioners, teachers, police officers and other government employees remain locked in shares at MultiChoice?

Dwindling growth is forcing Takealot to resort to other tactics in order to stay on top - Vimarsana News

Dwindling growth is forcing Takealot to resort to other tactics in order to stay on top

Despite its continuing dominance of the South African online retail market, Naspers-owned Takealot has seen its Growth Merchandise Value (GMV) growth plummet from 72% in 2021 to 15% in 2022.

African start-up gets backing for new approach to contactless payments - Vimarsana News

African start-up gets backing for new approach to contactless payments

An uplifting recent story of African entrepreneurial success comes from South Africa where Lipa Payments, a local fintech start-up, has secured a R10 million (just under US$660,000) investment from Empowerment Capital’s Imvelo Ventures, which is backed by Capitec Bank.

African start-up gets backing for new approach to contactless payments - Vimarsana News

African start-up gets backing for new approach to contactless payments

An uplifting recent story of African entrepreneurial success comes from South Africa where Lipa Payments, a local fintech start-up, has secured a R10 million (just under US$660,000) investment from Empowerment Capital’s Imvelo Ventures, which is backed by Capitec Bank.