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- 1Israeli minister shifts stance on $4.2 billion Hapag-Lloyd–ZIM deal▼Israeli economy minister shifts position on $4.2 billion Hapag-Lloyd–ZIM deal
Israel's economy minister has changed his position on the proposed $4.2 billion acquisition involving German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd and Israeli carrier ZIM. The reversal matters because the minister's office holds approval authority over the deal, and his earlier objections had cast doubt on whether the transaction could proceed. Details of what prompted the shift and the conditions attached remain limited.
- 2Barkat opens door to approval of $4.2 billion Zim sale▼Barkat opens the door to approval of $4.2 billion Zim sale
Economy Minister Nir Barkat has signaled he would allow the $4.2 billion sale of Israeli shipping company Zim to proceed, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for one of the country's largest corporate deals. The move paves the way for the transaction to move forward, with attention now on its implications for Israel's shipping sector and investors.
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Zimbabwe's Warriors are preparing to face DR Congo, whose squad features stars from top European clubs. Zimbabwe coach team official Catala insists his side will not be intimidated, saying the Warriors are 'not worse than anyone' despite the gulf in resources and big names. Fans are debating whether Zimbabwe can pull off an upset against the star-studded Congolese side.
- 4Zimbabwe Women claim historic win over West Indies●Zimbabwe Women claim historic win over lacklustre Windies Jamaica Observer https://www. jamaicaobserver.com/2026/09/28 /
Zimbabwe's women's cricket team has recorded a historic victory over the West Indies, who were widely described as lacklustre in the contest. The win is being celebrated as a landmark result for Zimbabwean women's cricket against a full-strength Caribbean side. Details of the match, including the format, scores and standout performers, were not included in the reporting available.