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A new smoke signal: Is Big Tobacco using influencers to illegally punt new products?
Could companies’ wooing of social media influencers be just a clever ploy to get around the country’s tobacco advertising ban?
We must act now to save Nigeria’s generation of ‘tobacco babies’
Muzzled by stringent laws and diligent implementation in the West, the tobacco industry has turned its sights to sub-Saharan Africa
Mergers and acquisitions in a tough economic time
Often, owners of struggling businesses agree gladly to being bought out
Tobacco ‘epidemic’ in Africa fuelled by fewer filters
Cigarette consumption in Africa rose by 40% between 1990 and 2012
Big Tobacco in bed with SA law enforcement agencies
A probe into the tobacco industry can show how two companies have used their resources to influence SA state agencies to protect their interests.
British American Tobacco: Sin still sells, in SA and abroad
Lower volumes do little to hurt British American Tobacco’s profits and the demand for its shares.
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Difficult economic times are seeing employers negotiating a myriad of challenges, including demands for salary increases and better packages.
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