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Shoprite CEO: wage talk too ‘emotional’ The Shoprite CEO’s dismissal of the debate around its minimum wage as ‘emotional’ has drawn the ire of critics… by Rob Rose September 12, 2025 Energy & ESG·Investing & Finance 11
Inside Altvest’s mega $210m bitcoin gamble JSE-listed minnow Altvest has taken a radical left turn, looking to raise $210m and turn itself into a bitcoin treasury play… by Giulietta Talevi September 9, 2025 Energy & ESG·Investing & Finance 2
Banks top AGM rankings, but ArcelorMittal languishes Finance firms came out tops in Just Share’s AGM survey. But struggling ArcelorMittal, coal company Thungela and Nutun did the worst… by Rob Rose September 9, 2025 Energy & ESG
South Africa’s small-scale rooibos tea growers aren’t getting much from an industry deal – why it’s not fair Indigenous communities who hold traditional knowledge about rooibos have yet to benefit meaningfully from an access and benefit-sharing agreement… Rachel WynbergJune Bam-HutchisonSarah Ives September 9, 2025 Energy & ESG 2
Naspers: share split on the way Investors pitched up in droves to vote down the company’s pay policy. But a plan to split the shares has received a resounding ‘yes’… by Ann Crotty August 26, 2025 Energy & ESG·Investing & Finance 1
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