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Rupert’s class-act AGM Currency’s AGM scoring system gives Remgro an ‘A’ but FirstRand a ‘D’.… by Ann Crotty December 2, 2024 Energy & ESG·Investing & Finance·Opinion
Municipal meltdown: Now it’s workers’ pensions at risk South Africa’s municipalities are in arrears with employee pension payments, underscoring a huge governance problem at the local level… by Tim Cohen November 29, 2024 Investing & Finance·News
The curious case of the resignation that wasn’t The board of Quantum Foods is embroiled in a furious attempt to fire a director who insisted governance rules be followed.… by Ann Crotty November 25, 2024 Energy & ESG·Investing & Finance
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What’s worse: Doctoring your CV or stealing billions? South Africa is such a strange country. You can run a transparent actual fraud on actual pensioners, in which you take their actual savings… by Tim Cohen November 19, 2024 Energy & ESG·Opinion
How Sasol went rogue on its climate ‘plans’ Has Sasol gone rogue? And more importantly, do its major shareholders even care? On Friday, the petrochemical giant endured another tense AGM – though,… by Ann Crotty November 18, 2024 Energy & ESG·Investing & Finance
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