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Analysis of the food retail sector at the back of Spar’s trading update and a look at how Nigeria’s currency crisis impacts South Africans doing business in that country.
Zimbabwe continues to be a market I struggle to understand. The macro-economic reading I had done, and the recent stock market performance, painted a really desperate picture. The commentary from company management was also very mixed. So, on arriving in the country recently, I was surprised by just how vibrant the capital, Harare, was. There…