JOHANNESBURG, March 3 South Africa-based MTN’s share price made its biggest daily gain in more than seven years on Thursday after the regional mobile phone giant said it had set aside $ 600 million to settle its dispute with Nigeria over a $ 3.9 billion fine. Last week MTN said it had withdrawn a lawsuit over the fine, imposed for failing to disconnect unregistered … [Read more...] about REFILE-UPDATE 2-MTN’s shares rally on hopes of deal over $3.9 bln Nigerian fine
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Why lecturers need to know all about their students’ lives, fears and hopes | The Conversation
Every student has their own story and their own concerns. Lecturers need to listen. Reuters/Mike HutchingsKnow your students and where they come from. This, in my opinion – and research confirms it – is one of the key ingredients for an enabling teaching and learning environment. The life experiences hiding behind the faces one sees every day in the lecture room are equally as … [Read more...] about Why lecturers need to know all about their students’ lives, fears and hopes | The Conversation
Corn lower on rain hopes
South African yellow-corn futures dropped from a record as rain is forecast for the second-biggest producing province, while prices for the white variety rose as dry weather in crucial planting areas persists. Yellow corn for delivery in December dropped 1.4 percent to R2 997 a metric ton by midday on the South African Futures Exchange in Johannesburg. Read the full article by … [Read more...] about Corn lower on rain hopes
Lions playoff hopes dealt a blow
The Lions’ Super Rugby playoff hopes were dealt a blow when they crashed to defeat against the Brumbies at Emirates Airline Park. Read the full article by here: Articles relating to Places | johannesburg Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your Johannesburg news. MyJHB Read more on MyJHB. Join the fun: Add Your … [Read more...] about Lions playoff hopes dealt a blow
Ex pilot hopes for Transnet pension lifeline – Independent Online
Independent OnlineJohannesburg – Pieter Booyens dedicated 31 years to South Africa Airways as a pilot, and now that he is on pension, he is struggling to pay his rent and his mounting medical bills. For him, the R80 billion class action by more than 62 000 pensioners … and more …read more Via: Johannesburg Google News MyJHB Read more on MyJHB. Join … [Read more...] about Ex pilot hopes for Transnet pension lifeline – Independent Online
