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Zimbabwe to import maize from Mexico

Zimbabwe needs to bring in more than 250 000 tons of maize from Mexico to fill the shortfall caused by the severe drought.

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S&P 500 futures decline

American stock index futures dropped late on Thursday as early results from Britain’s EU referendum came in.

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Pound crashes as EU votes roll in

Britain’s currency fell as much as 9% to a 30-year-low below $1.35 as results from the EU referendum trickled in.

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Beer deal: AB InBev clears hurdle in SA

AB InBev has moved one step closer toward gaining approval for the takeover of SABMiller in South Africa.

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We are united in rejecting Guptas’ bid, says NUM

The National Union of Mineworkers says its leadership is united in its rejection of UBank's takeover by Oakbay Investments.

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Zimbabwe to import maize from Mexico

Zimbabwe needs to bring in more than 250 000 tons of maize from Mexico to fill the shortfall caused by the severe drought.

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Zimbabwe to import maize from Mexico

Zimbabwe needs to bring in more than 250 000 tons of maize from Mexico to fill the shortfall caused by the severe drought.

Full story
 
COMPANY NEWS  

Beer deal: AB InBev clears hurdle in SA

AB InBev has moved one step closer toward gaining approval for the takeover of SABMiller in South Africa.

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INTERNATIONAL  

Zimbabwe to import maize from Mexico

Zimbabwe needs to bring in more than 250 000 tons of maize from Mexico to fill the shortfall caused by the severe drought.

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MARKETS  

Sterling suffers historic fall in selloff

Carnage came to world markets on Friday as traders waited for the results of Britain’s EU referendum.

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OPINION/ANALYSIS  

Taxing the informal sector may prove costly

When a state spending system is plagued by inefficacy, it’s better to leave the money in the pockets of vulnerable citizens, writes Pierre Heistein.

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