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Robert Brand

Verified
Cape Town
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Geordin Hill-Lewis speaks out against xenophobia

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By Robert Brand Verified, Paul Vecchiatto Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
The leader of the second-biggest party in South Africa’s governing coalition has taken a strong stand against xenophobic violence and called on the authorities to protect immigrants who are being targeted by protesters.
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Lukaku force own goal and rescue point for Belgium against Egypt.

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By Robert Brand Verified, Thando Thukwana. Traders..
| Fullview SA
By Lehlohonolo Lehana. Photo Credit: FIFA. Egypt began their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign with an impressive performance, holding Belgium to a 1-1 draw in their opening Group G match at the Seattle Soccer Stadium in Washignton. The Pharoahs took ⁠the lead in the ​19th minute through a powerful ​strike from outside the box by midfielder Emam Ashour, his first international ​goal. Belgium pressed for an ​equaliser in the second half before ‌the ⁠introduction of Romelu Lukaku in the 66th minute.
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Traders cut South Africa’s rate-hike bets on Iran peace deal.

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By Robert Brand Verified, Thando Thukwana. Traders..
| Fullview SA
By Robert Brand and Thando Thukwana. Traders have scaled back bets on additional South African interest-rate hikes after a US-Iran peace deal sent oil prices tumbling, potentially reducing inflationary pressures. Forward-rate agreements are now pricing in 15 basis points of tightening at the South African Reserve Bank’s July 23 policy meeting, down from 30 basis points a week ago.
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