(Bloomberg) -- South African business confidence fell to a 10-month low amid uncertainty ahead of the country’s May 29 election, a top business lobby group said. Most Read from Bloomberg A measure of sentiment compiled by the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry slipped to 107.8 in May from 108.9 in April and 114.7 in March.
What happens after a sub-Saharan African business is closed?
Effective after closing, the local management team will officially take ownership of the business activities in the Sub-Saharan African countries. All employees of the market organization will be retained in the new business. “The dedicated management team has a deep understanding of the local market dynamics.
Will a failure to fix South Africa's economy end up with violence?
A leading figure in South Africa's second biggest political party has warned that a failure to fix the economy "might end up with violence that nobody wants".
