MultiChoice said it considers the $2.9 billion buyout offer made by French TV channel, Canal+ Group to be “fair and reasonable”.
South Africa’s cable Television company, MultiChoice, on Tuesday, said it considers the $2.9 billion buyout offer made by French TV channel, Canal+ Group, to be “fair and reasonable”. According to Reuters, this was revealed by an independent board set up by the South African company on the deal. Canal+, a top shareholder in MultiChoice with…South Africa’s cable Television company, MultiChoice, on Tuesday, said it considers the $2.
“Canal+ made a firm offer of 125 rands in cash per MultiChoice share, or about 35 billion rands , which valued the company at about 55 billion rands,” the report read.“While the offer is expected to close by April 2025, there are two major hurdles to the deal even if its shareholders vote in favour. The Police Service Commission has released a list of 10,000 successful applicants for recruitment into the constable and specialist cadres of the Nigeria Police Force. PSC spokesperson, Ikechukwu Ani, disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday. The commission noted that it worked with guidance from relevant stakeholders, including the Nigeria Police Force , the…
The Speaker of the Delta House of Assembly, Mr Dennis Guwor, has presented the eighth assembly’s first-anniversary scorecard, saying it passed nine bills. The speaker disclosed this in Asaba on Tuesday while briefing newsmen on the activities of the assembly within the last year. Guwor said the house received 18 bills, made up of 15…
The gates of the National Assembly, which were previously locked in solidarity with the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress strike for a new minimum wage, have now been reopened. The decision, made around 1 pm on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, follows the suspension of the strike by the NLC and TUC…
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