Most African markets close in the red, thanks to US-China trade war. South Sudan agrees to a oil exploration deal with South Africa. Nigerian authorities and MTN’s courtroom saga continues.

Most African markets close in the red, thanks to US-China trade war. South Sudan agrees to a oil exploration deal with South Africa. Nigerian authorities and MTN’s courtroom saga continues.

&nbsp;&nbsp;Most African markets close in the red, thanks to US-China trade war. South Sudan agrees to a oil exploration deal with South Africa. Nigerian authorities and MTN’s courtroom saga continues.

Monday, May 6, 2019

South Africa’s all share index is up by 0.4% to closed at 58 743 points – thanks to banks and financial.  In Angola’s stock exchange readies itself for more listings and Kenya to cut budget deficit.

South Africa’s all share index is up by 0.4% to closed at 58 743 points – thanks to banks and financial. In Angola’s stock exchange readies itself for more listings and Kenya to cut budget deficit.

&nbsp;South Africa’s all share index is up by 0.4% to closed at 58 743 points – thanks to banks and financial. &nbsp;In Angola’s stock exchange readies itself for more listings and Kenya to cut budget deficit.&nbsp;

African markets wrap for 2 May 2019

Thekiso Anthony Lefifi presents a daily update of top business and financial news and market wrap from Africa.

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