In this issue

In this issue of Finweek: SA's big 5 grocers + How retailers are rebuilding and gaining market share; Business: Can you force your employees to vaccinate?; Economy - The new finance Minister's big challenge; Politics - Communism's waning influence in South Africa and Share views on: Aspen, MTN and Norsk Hydro.

When Companies Are Turned Around

What to look for when a once high-flying company is trying to sort out its affairs.

3 mins

Is A Global Market Correction On The Cards?

As long as the Fed leads easy monetary policy, a muted reaction to tapering money supply may be in the offing.

3 mins

Buying a piece of the future

How can a retail investor gain access to aluminium – likely the hottest ‘green technology’ metal in the years to come?

4 mins

SA's Trade Surpluses Hide An Inconvenient Truth

Analysing the reasons for the surplus show that the economy remains in a precarious position and is very vulnerable to the commodity cycle.

4 mins

Dividends: What's Not To Love?

Owners of mining shares are enjoying super dividends. Simon Brown explains why a dividend is such an important part of investment.

3 mins

LISTED GROCERY RETAILERS PICK UP THE PIECES – AND MAYBE MORE MARKET SHARE

finweek analyses the outlook for South Africa’s Big Five grocery retailers in the aftermath of July’s riots and looting.

10+ mins

How Will SA's New Finance Minister Tackle State Spending?

The boost to tax revenue shouldn’t be seen as a permanent windfall. Structural problems to SA’s fiscus remains.

6 mins

Counting The Cost Of Chaos

Commercial property owners weigh up the costs of damage from the recent riots and looting.

6 mins

Turning Exxaro green

The company intends to make the most of its coal but is aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050, says CEO Mxolisi Mgojo.

5 mins

Legal provision for mandatory vaccination in the workplace

Can employers enforce mandatory jabs and what will happen to employees who refuse to be vaccinated?

6 mins

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