Altron walked away from multiple M&A deals

Altron walked away from multiple M&A deals

Altron Group CEO Werner Kapp Technology group Altron walked away from multiple acquisitions in the past financial year, rejecting deals on grounds ranging from price to corporate structure, CEO Werner Kapp said in an interview with TechCentral on Monday. Altron shares jumped 13.2% in late-morning trade on the JSE to R26.72, with the market responding…

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Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

More secretive deals to accept deported third-country migrants from the US degrade democracy and don’t serve African countries. Throughout 2026 there have been reports, almost exclusively initiated by journalists and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), of third-country migrant deportations from the United States (US) to African countries. On 18 April, 15 people from South American countries arrived…

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Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

Africa: Rwanda Signs Energy, Tourism Deals At Africa CEO Forum

Rwanda signed several investment and cooperation agreements at the Africa CEO Forum, strengthening partnerships across energy, manufacturing, hospitality, investment promotion, and financial services. The agreements signed during the ‘Invest in Rwanda’ session on May 14 were concluded through Rwanda Development Board (RDB) and Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB), in partnership with the private sector. ALSO…

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Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

Africa: Rwandan Firms Eye Deals At Africa CEO Forum

Rwandan businesses are looking to the upcoming Africa CEO Forum 2026 as a key platform to forge partnerships, navigate global trade disruptions, and unlock new growth opportunities across the continent. The Africa CEO Forum, set for May 14-15, is one of the largest international gatherings of Africa’s private sector. The event is expected to attract…

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Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

African Countries Are Signing Bilateral Health Deals With the U.S. – Virologist Identifies the ‘Red Flags’

The United States is signing bilateral health deals with African countries. By the end of February 2026, deals worth US$19.8 billion had been signed in new health funding. Of this amount, the US has committed US$12.2 billion and African countries US$7.5 billion. Eighteen African countries have signed these deals. They are Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi,…

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Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

Africa: Could Short-Term Deals Weaken Russia’s Enduring Influence in Africa?

Russia’s Sahel approach responds to terrorism and fragile regimes – a very different scenario to its Southern Africa ties. As the war in Ukraine continues, Moscow is prioritising bilateral engagements with African nations to counter the political and economic fallout of Western attempts to isolate Russia. The continent has evolved from a largely peripheral consideration…

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Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

Africa: Kenya Leads Africa With 50 Startup Funding Deals

Nairobi — Kenyan startups secured 50 funding deals last year, the highest in Africa, according to the latest Germany-Africa Investment Report covering 2015-2025. The report by the Africa Investment Bridge initiative shows Nigeria followed with 34 deals, Tanzania with 24, South Africa 19 and Ghana 17, reinforcing Nairobi’s position as East Africa’s leading innovation hub….

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Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

Africa Pushes Back On Us Health Deals Over Data, Power

Kampala, Scidev.Net — A new wave of bilateral health deals with the United States is facing growing resistance across Africa, as courts, civil society groups and public-health experts question how the deals reconfigure control over health data, pathogen samples and national priorities. Fourteen African countries have signed agreements with Washington under the United States’ America…

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