Loni Prinsloo
Senior Africa Reporter at Bloomberg News
Senior Africa reporter at Bloomberg. Active explorer of life and what it has to offer. All views are my own.
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5 days ago |
bloomberglinea.com.br | Loni Prinsloo |Yuriko Nakao
Bloomberg — A Prosus obteve lucro pela primeira vez, depois que mudou a sua estratégia sob o comando do CEO Fabricio Bloisi. A empresa divulgou um lucro comercial - lucro ajustado antes de juros e impostos - de US$ 179 milhões no ano fiscal encerrado em em 31 de março de 2025, em comparação com um prejuízo de US$ 118 milhões anteriormente. “Nossas operações estão melhorando por meio de inovação e IA, e estamos construindo conexões mais fortes”, disse a empresa em um comunicado enviado por e-mail.
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5 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Loni Prinsloo
Fabricio Bloisi(Bloomberg) -- Technology investor Prosus NV swung into profit for the first time, as it switches strategy under Chief Executive Officer Fabricio Bloisi. The company reported a trading profit — adjusted earnings before interest and taxes — of $179 million, compared with a loss of $118 million previously, according to a statement on Monday.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Loni Prinsloo
An aerial view of the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, a motor racing circuit in Midrand, South Africa. (Bloomberg) -- South Africa’s Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit is planning an overhaul costing as much as a $10 million as the country prepares to submit a bid to host its first Formula 1 race in three decades.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Loni Prinsloo |Janice Kew
Annette Naude(Bloomberg) -- Logistics giant DHL Group plans to invest about €500 million ($575 million) in health-care services in Africa and the Middle East over the next five years to capitalize on China‘s push into the regions. The German company is looking particularly at Africa for growth opportunities, with time-critical shipments of vaccines, stem-cells and cryogenics all target areas, EMEA health-care head Annette Naude said in an interview.
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2 weeks ago |
we.com.na | Windhoek Express |Paul Vecchiatto |Loni Prinsloo
2 Hours Ago - 2025-06-12 00:00:00 The decision whether to award Elon Musk’s Starlink an operating license in South Africa will ultimately rest with the country’s industry regulator, a government minister said.The Pretoria-born Musk has indicated that he wants Starlink internet services, which rely on a constellation of low-Earth orbit satellites, to be made available in Africa’s largest economy.
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Bloomberg exclusive, packed with scoops on dealings between the Middle East's biggest economy, and Africa's largest economy South Africa, read more here: https://t.co/DBShZ7ymLo
RT @vollgraaffR: The race is on in this cool @BW piece by @LoniPrinsloo1 and @rjantjies_ https://t.co/CqvxUsiyul
Big colorful feature piece here, exclusive from Bloomberg on Formula One and thr different people trying to get the race to Africa - the only populated continent where there is no F1 motorrace currently : https://t.co/EolueSAu7Q
