22 September - 1 pm news

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President Nandi-Ndaitwah courts US investors in New York. South Africa's Lamola addresses the UN on global inequality. FNB partners with Arch Resources to support SME finance, the AU sounds the alarm on El Niño, and Paramount Skydance settles with US states to clear its N$1.8-trillion Warner Bros merger.
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