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After nearly six decades of independence the need for real change in the country hasn’t diminished

The retailer released a grim set of results on Wednesday, which saw its shares plummet more than 14%

The prodigal son’s return may usher in a new era for the retailer, which has languished under the Ackerman family’s control

In its latest essential food pricing monitoring report, the Competition Commission notes consumer prices were slow to come down despite easing inflation. Blame load-shedding?

The retail giant was known for his role in opposing apartheid-era labour restrictions. But as economic conditions became tough, so did Pick n Pay

The retailer has struggled amid more intense competition and as consumers continue to feel the pinch

Long-term leases, which have muscled out the smaller retailers, are being phased out

The service isn’t growing as it should because of the pandemic, rising unemployment, fewer visits to malls and more people working from home

High inflationary pressures are set to be put to consumers as retailers and food producers alike warn of impending storm

Walmart bought Massmart in 2011 and over the past 10 years the share price of the group has decreased by 80%.

Covid-19 cast the economy adrift, but a less punishing new phase of the pandemic could set it back on track

Large corporates have thrived during the pandemic to the detriment of the workforce

The South African informal economy market is much sought-after, with the big, formal-sector supermarkets all looking to grow their share

July’s violence and looting dealt a blow to business confidence

Corporate South Africa is feeling the Covid-19 pinch. But is there space for growth domestically?

It may be beneficial for consumers when supermarkets push to get the lowest price from suppliers, but it can harm the farmers