A good week for Bob van Dijk

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The Prosus CEO has sold the Avito ads website to Russian buyers.

, unlike others we could mention, knows what’s good for business: get out of Russia. Since the invasion of Ukraine, the CEO of Prosus has been looking to quit the invader’s neighbourhood. This week he found Kismet Capital Group, a bunch of Russian privateers, who, like Prosus, have interests in technology. Van Dijk offloaded his group’s Russian classified ads website, Avito , to Kismet for about R45bn, which means Prosus came away fairly unscathed.

Dudu Myeni and businessman Louis Liebenberg at the Pietermaritzburg high court. Picture: SANDILE NDLOVU. It neatly describes why he gave R500,000 to let Jacob Zuma pursue a private prosecution against two people who were just doing their jobs. Liebenberg also delivered two head of cattle recently to the Nkandla kraal. Now it emerges that Zuma’s latest benefactor is just an old SA racist who dropped the K-bomb all over a speech.

 

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