The JSE closed firmer on Tuesday, driven by Naspers and Prosus, as investors mulled over the latest regulatory moves on the industry by China and its disappointing economic data.              

The two tech heavyweights gained sharply despite China’s latest regulations on the gaming sector as Prosus announced a $4.7bn (R68bn) deal to take over Indian digital payments provider BillDesk in its largest acquisition yet...

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