Pick n Pay’s earnings exceed market forecasts
SOUTH AFRICA – Pick n Pay has delivered a 28% rise in full-year headline earnings per share to 177.26c, topping market forecasts.
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Dangote Sugar obtains SON food safety certification
NIGERIA – Dangote Sugar Refinery has been certified by the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) as a food safety compliant company.
Read MoreDangote Sugar obtains SON food safety certification
NIGERIA – Dangote Sugar Refinery has been certified by the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) as a food safety compliant company.
Read MoreMinimie Chinchin hits the Ghanaian market
GHANA – The producers of Indomie Noodles, De United Foods Industries, have introduced onto the Ghanaian market a ready-to eat snack called Minimie Chinchin.
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GHANA – The producers of Indomie Noodles, De United Foods Industries, have introduced onto the Ghanaian market a ready-to eat snack called Minimie Chinchin.
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GHANA – The producers of Indomie Noodles, De United Foods Industries, have introduced onto the Ghanaian market a ready-to eat snack called Minimie Chinchin.
Read MoreMauritius sugar miller closes in on Kenyan company acquisition
KENYA – A Mauritius-based investment firm is set to acquire a majority stake in a Kenyan sugar miller, becoming the second company from the island nation eyeing a piece of the local sugar industry.
Read MoreMauritius sugar miller closes in on Kenyan company acquisition
KENYA – A Mauritius-based investment firm is set to acquire a majority stake in a Kenyan sugar miller, becoming the second company from the island nation eyeing a piece of the local sugar industry.
Read MoreMauritius sugar miller closes in on Kenyan company acquisition
KENYA – A Mauritius-based investment firm is set to acquire a majority stake in a Kenyan sugar miller, becoming the second company from the island nation eyeing a piece of the local sugar industry.
Read MoreMumias suspends staff who diverted ethanol
KENYA – Sugar miller Mumias has suspended four top managers in its marketing department for allegedly diverting ethanol meant for export into the local market, causing tax revenue leakage worth millions of shillings.
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