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South Africa’s Liberty to buy 75 pct stake of Nigerian long-term insurer

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February 24, 2017
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South Africa’s Liberty Holdings will acquire a 75 percent stake in a Nigerian long-term insurer for 160 million rand ($12 million), the company said on Friday, pursuing its strategy of expanding on the African continent.

Liberty, South Africa’s number four insurance firm by market value, is expanding beyond its home base to parts of Africa, where demand is rising from a growing middle class.

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