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TIM COHEN: Jumia listing may be an inflection point for African telecomsPlanned listing of one of three African 'unicorns' has some investors wondering if it’s an effort at sustaining a difficult business, or an attempt at fuelling a powerhouse growth trajectory
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PICS: Demi-Leigh and Tim walk the red carpet at Hollywood movie premiereFormer Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters and her fiancé, former professional American football quarterback, Tim Tebow attended the premiere of Run The Race ?in Hollywood.
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How low-level inflation helps keep an economy on trackCentral banks maintain a deliberate policy of low interest rates to stimulate spending and investment, writes Tim Harford
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TIM COHEN: Jumia listing may be an inflection point for African telecomsPlanned listing of one of three African 'unicorns' has some investors wondering if it’s an effort at sustaining a difficult business, or an attempt at fuelling a powerhouse growth trajectory
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Cosatu welcomes signing of Competition Amendment Bill into lawThe union federation says the ‘progressive anti-monopoly legislation’ will help open up the economy and lower prices
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Big firms to swallow the ‘bitter pill of competition’ as new bill is signedAs he signed into law the competition amendment bill today, President Cyril Ramaphosa took aim at monopoly companies, saying that they will have to swallow the bitter pill of competition that will now begin to take shape in the economy by SthembileCel
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