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The South African food producer, whose brands reach Eswatini shelves, lifted revenue 39 percent to ZAR 14.3 billion and grew headline earnings per share 27 percent to ZAR 7.11, while keeping debt low at 0.7 times.
<p>Premier Group reported 39% revenue growth to R14.3 billion for the half-year to September 30, 2026, driven by its first full contribution from the Culinary division.</p>
The US Treasury sanctioned an Indian couple and nine companies for allegedly selling fraudulent ship registrations under Eswatini's flag and others to vessels carrying Iranian oil.
The Cape Town Edition, Marriott's first Edition hotel in Africa, opened at the V&A Waterfront on October 27, 2026, and features recycled-glass pieces made in Eswatini among its African art collection.
Adani Green Energy reported a 36% revenue rise for H1 FY27 with a record 93% EBITDA margin, but transmission delays and elevated debt kept investors cautious.
Pelican-Valley commissioned Phase II of Ecostay Apartments in Ogun State on October 19, 2026, handing keys to diaspora homeowners and reporting a ₦20 million rise in unit values.
The minimum age for accessing most workplace and personal pensions rises from 55 to 57 on April 6, 2028. Experts warn savers aged 55 and 56 to act early.
Australia's Powerball jackpot reached $100 million on October 14, 2026, after last week's $60 million draw went unclaimed, with odds of one in 134.5 million.
Mumbai's benchmark Sensex fell 548 points on Monday as a spike in Brent crude and continued foreign investor outflows erased the previous session's gains.
TCS is shifting its hiring strategy toward digital and AI skills, with 80 per cent of new recruits expected to bring new-age capabilities as AI revenue grows.
Estonia's Competition Council has ordered MM Grupp to sell one of its Apollo cinemas in Vilnius after finding the acquisition of a rival venue significantly restricted market competition.
India's central bank raises key rate for first time in four years, drawing sharp criticism from the opposition Congress party amid rising inflation concerns.
UK insurers uncovered £1.34 billion in fraudulent claims in 2025, with travel insurance fraud surging 85 per cent, according to the Association of British Insurers.
Global bond yields have reached multi-decade highs, with the French-German spread widening to crisis levels. US jobs data disappointed, reducing expectations for further Fed rate hikes.
Bangladesh launches a World Bank-funded project to reform its banking sector, strengthen supervision, and protect depositors over five years.
Middle East oil producers are using ship-to-ship transfers off Oman to keep crude exports moving despite Iran conflict disruptions, but the system comes at a steep cost to global energy markets.
India's UPI introduces a 0.4% merchant fee on payments above Rs 2,000 from October 15. Consumers pay nothing, and small traders are fully exempt.
Apple chief Tim Cook argues that professional success and moral responsibility are not opposing forces. His 2015 message remains a practical guide for those navigating ambition, values and everyday decisions.
Polestar demands answers after the US banned its new vehicles while approving Volvo under the same Chinese ownership. The automaker cites disparate treatment.
A new NITI Aayog report reveals that 8.7 crore young Indians are outside education and work, posing a major challenge to India's development goals.
