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Hungary’s Orban throws restaurants $304 mln lifeline ahead of election

Wednesday at 11:47 AM, via Daily Maverick

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government announced on Wednesday a 100 billion forint ($304.42 million) package to shore up the restaurant industry as the veteran leader faces an uphill battle to revive the economy ahead of an April election.

Salary crisis at South African state-owned company

Wednesday at 11:35 AM, via Daily Investor

Two divisions at Denel have allegedly told staff they will not receive their salaries this month as the state-owned enterprise continues to face financial and governance challenges.

WeBuyCars set for Chinese boost

Wednesday at 11:03 AM, via Daily Investor

Chinese car brands are rapidly gaining traction in South Africa’s used car market, reshaping buyer behaviour and turning a competitive headwind for dealers like WeBuyCars into a potential long-term tailwind.

Minister’s R14 per litre of petrol ‘promise’ in South Africa

Wednesday at 10:04 AM, via Daily Investor

Despite statements about cutting fuel prices to R14 per litre, South Africa’s petrol and diesel remain well above that level, largely due to sharply rising taxes and a weaker rand, with little relief delivered from government reviews.

CARNEY AT DAVOS: Canada’s Davos wake-up call for honesty rather than compliance

Wednesday at 09:00 AM, via Daily Maverick

At Davos, Canada’s prime minister argued that the ‘rules-based order’ was always a useful fiction, but now the sign has to come down. Borrowing Václav Havel’s greengrocer parable, he warned that ‘go along to get along’ won’t buy safety in an age where tariffs, supply chains and finance are weapons. His pitch: middle powers aren’t helpless, but they need honesty, ‘value-based...

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