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Business • 13 February 2024

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Energy • 12 February 2024

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South Africa • 10 February 2024

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Finance • 10 February 2024

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Spar hired an independent search firm to look for a new chairman, then appointed its longest-serving director

Retail • 12 November 2026

The historic South African town known as the ‘Oasis of the Kalahari’ that has the largest land-based manganese deposit on Earth

South Africa • 12 November 2026

New ultra-luxury Woolworths in South Africa can lose R200,000 a week because of an approval problem

Retail • 12 November 2026

End of a 13-year era for shopping mall in South Africa’s richest city with a Pick n Pay, Woolworths Food, and a padel court

Property • 12 November 2026

Merchant West adds short-term insurance with FPM Group acquisition

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South Africa’s biggest telecommunications company is changing in front of everyone’s eyes

Telecommunications • 12 November 2026

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No tears for Woolies. They deprived me of my favourite chocolates when they shut down Beyers (cherry liqueur in dark…

RiteyRoo • 12 Nov 2026 Woolworths is in serious trouble

I haven't forgiven Woolworths for introducing a R50 odd monthly charge for administration. My account was always debited in full…

geoff coles • 12 Nov 2026 Woolworths is in serious trouble

Samuel sekhwela I'm very much impressed for investment right now I don't have much to say

Samuel Sekhwela • 12 Nov 2026 End of a 13-year era for shopping mall in South Africa’s richest city with a Pick n Pay, Woolworths Food, and a padel court

These companies must start to learn to leave politics out of their policies. I dropped them when they stopped (or…

Red Baron 1234 • 12 Nov 2026 Woolworths is in serious trouble

Totally agree. They used to sell lovely 1 kg plain yoghurt, now it goes runny and inedible just over half…

Margaret Stanway • 12 Nov 2026 Woolworths is in serious trouble
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