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1 week ago | we.com.na | Windhoek Express |Loni Prinsloo |Mpho Hlakudi

1 Hour Ago - 2025-05-07 00:00:00 Saudi Arabian ports operator Red Sea Gateway Terminal, backed by the kingdom’s $925 billion sovereign wealth fund, is evaluating whether to bid to develop and run a fresh-produce terminal at Africa’s biggest maritime hub.South Africa’s state-owned ports operator on Monday issued requests for proposals for a terminal operator to build and manage the development at the Maydon Wharf at the port of Durban.

1 week ago | az.com.na | Loni Prinsloo |Mpho Hlakudi

Saudi Arabian ports operator Red Sea Gateway Terminal, backed by the kingdom’s $925 billion sovereign wealth fund, is evaluating whether to bid to develop and run a fresh-produce... Wenn Sie ein aktiver Abonnent sind und der Artikel nicht angezeigt wird, Bitte melden Sie sich ab und wieder an. Kostenloser Zugriff auf Artikel ab 12:00 Uhr. Bitte beachten Sie: Um den Artikel zu lesen, geben Sie bitte unten Ihre Daten ein.

1 week ago | brnw.ch | Mpho Hlakudi |Loni Prinsloo

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1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Mpho Hlakudi |Loni Prinsloo

The Port of Durban. (Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabian ports operator Red Sea Gateway Terminal, backed by the kingdom’s $925 billion sovereign wealth fund, is evaluating whether to bid to develop and run a fresh-produce terminal at Africa’s biggest maritime hub. South Africa’s state-owned ports operator on Monday issued requests for proposals for a terminal operator to build and manage the development at the Maydon Wharf at the port of Durban. The concession would be for 25 years, Transnet SOC Ltd.

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Mpho Hlakudi |Vinicius Andrade |Vinícius Andrade

(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market stocks rallied, erasing losses for the year, while currencies were mixed Wednesday as traders weighed the odds of a moderation in trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies. An MSCI Inc. gauge for developing-nation equities rose for a fifth session, clocking its longest winning streak since February. The advance was led by gains in the technology and consumer discretionary sectors. Latin American stocks climbed 2.1% to close at the highest since November.