WATCH: Removal of China’s draft video game rules boosts Naspers’ share price
Business Day TV spoke to technology correspondent for Business Day, Mudiwa Gavaza
25 January 2024 - 16:22
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Media giant Naspers has experienced a surge in its shares following a surprising U-turn in China’s gaming regulations, due to its holding in Tencent. To unravel this unexpected twist in greater detail and to take a look at what it means for the gaming market, Business Day TV spoke to Business Day’s technology correspondent, Mudiwa Gavaza.
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WATCH: Removal of China’s draft video game rules boosts Naspers’ share price
Business Day TV spoke to technology correspondent for Business Day, Mudiwa Gavaza
Media giant Naspers has experienced a surge in its shares following a surprising U-turn in China’s gaming regulations, due to its holding in Tencent. To unravel this unexpected twist in greater detail and to take a look at what it means for the gaming market, Business Day TV spoke to Business Day’s technology correspondent, Mudiwa Gavaza.
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