Africa Oil and Gas Regains Momentum Despite Lower Prices

Africa Oil and Gas Regains Momentum Despite Lower Prices

Africa’s oil and gas sector ended 2025 on a stronger footing than expected, despite lower crude prices and continued pressure from environmental groups and global investors. Several delayed or suspended projects moved forward, signaling renewed momentum across key producing countries. TotalEnergies is set for a rebound after its African output fell from 705,000 barrels of…

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Samsung Electronics estimates nearly three-fold profit surge as memory prices skyrocket

Samsung Electronics estimates nearly three-fold profit surge as memory prices skyrocket

Headquarters of Samsung in Mountain View, California, on October 28, 2018. Smith Collection/gado | Archive Photos | Getty Images South Korea’s Samsung Electronics expects its profits to triple in the final three months of last year, reaching a record high, as memory prices surge amid booming demand tied to artificial intelligence.  The world’s largest memory…

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Africa Oil and Gas Regains Momentum Despite Lower Prices

Africa: FIFA Cuts Some 2026 World Cup Ticket Prices After Backlash, but Access Concerns Remain

Public pressure has forced Fifa to introduce a cheaper ticket tier for the fast-approaching 2026 soccer World Cup. This revision will see a selected number of supporters from various qualified countries pay just $60 (approximately) for matches at the tournament. About three years ago, Fifa president Gianni Infantino delivered a moving monologue on the importance…

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Mr Price’s telecoms bet is paying off

Mr Price’s telecoms bet is paying off

Retailer Mr Price Group’s venture into telecommunications – which comprises mobile phone and accessory sales as well as the Mr Price Mobile MVNO offering – is paying off, with double-digit growth reported for the 26 weeks to end-September 2025. “The telecoms segment continued its trend of delivering double-digit sales growth of 12.4% to R678-million and…

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