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Palma attack killed 1,563, second-deadliest terror attack after 9/11, author says

Journalist Alex Perry tells Cape Talk how his survey of survivors counted 1,563 dead in the ISIS attack on Palma, Mozambique.

“Oil and gas. It's the middle of nowhere. There's no infrastructure. And the reason there were thousands of foreign contractors up there was they were building essentially an entire new town in the middle of nowhere to accommodate what would eventually be 15,000 people to work this giant gas plant to tap one of the…”

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Oil and gas. It's the middle of nowhere. There's no infrastructure. And the reason there were thousands of foreign contractors up there was they were building essentially an entire new town in the middle of nowhere to accommodate what would eventually be 15,000 people to work this giant gas plant to tap one of the biggest gas fields in the world. But they were building this in the bush. There's no infrastructure.

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BizNews lifts Palantir value to $170 but says hold, don't chase

Alec Hogg raises BizNews's Palantir intrinsic value from $150 to $170 after 96% growth, but says the price already reflects it.

“In our intrinsic value, we have them at $150 a share. That's quite a long way below where they are trading at the moment, around $170.”

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Harith's FlySafair deal ends six-year ownership dispute, analyst says

A Kaya Biz analyst says Harith's full purchase of Safair Holdings settles foreign-ownership complaints and replaces its failed SAA bid.

“The first is that you may recall that FlySafair pretty much had its back to the wall in terms of its own ownership structure.”

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