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Spar CEO’s exit clouds turnaround hopes Spar shares hit a record low after CEO Angelo Swartz resigned, leaving a leadership gap at a retailer still fighting to recover lost ground.… by Ann Crotty February 23, 2026 Investing & Finance
Death by neglect: How Pretoria killed two business rescues Chronic government passivity, inactivity and neglect mean that both the South African Post Office and sugar group Tongaat face liquidation… by Tim Cohen February 20, 2026 News 3
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A mattress or the PIC – who invests better? The PIC may have promised the public a raft of reforms, but its investment record over the past decade shows value destruction on a… by Mark Burke February 17, 2026 Investing & Finance·Opinion
We want RMH – but not without a fight Minority investors holding 22% of RMH shares say they will not sell to Atterbury’s Louis van der Watt and the WeBuyCars founders at 47c a share… by Ann Crotty February 16, 2026 Analysis·Investing & Finance 1
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