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26 Nov 2018
Pepkor Holdings announced on Friday that it had agreed to terminate its existing commercial relationship with subsidiaries of Wands Investments. File Photo: IOL Pepkor to terminate Wands relationship

Pepkor Holdings announced on Friday that it had agreed to terminate its existing commercial relationship with subsidiaries of Wands Investments.

 
Pioneer Foods plagues might disappear

SHARE TO WATCH: It's not strange to see a share price back at levels of five years ago … writes Amelia Morgenrood.

 
South African consumers 'duped' on #BlackFriday

South African shoppers made the most of discounts offered by retailers on Black Friday, with TVs, toilet papers, nappies flying off the shelves.

 
Life Healthcare has R2.6bn for capex

Southern Africa operations expected to get the biggest slice of the pie with R1.2bn investment already earmarked

 
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Pepkor to terminate Wands relationship
 
 
 
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Sibanye-Stillwater said on Monday that attendance at its operations has improved relative to last week. Picture: Nhlanhla Phillips/African News Agency (ANA) Sibanye says more workers report for duty
     
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Khumo Securities aims to increase black participation in securities industry
 
 
 
Life Healthcare has R2.6bn for capex
 
 
 
NEWS More from Economy
23/11/2018. Crowds pushing their way into the Shoprite inSoshanguve Crossing for the Black Friday specials. Picture: Oupa Mokoena/African News Agency (ANA) South African consumers 'duped' on #BlackFriday
     
Johannesburg Stock Exchange fines Pepkor R5m
 
 
 
Pepkor says revenue up nearly 11 percent, declares maiden dividend
 
 
 
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INTERNATIONAL More from International
Lynk & Co, co-owned by Volvo's owner and its two brands Volvo and Geely Auto, began selling its first model in China last year. Photo: File Volvo Cars delays plan to build Lynk & Co vehicles in Belgium
     
Nigeria's base rate becoming irrelvant – analysts
 
 
 
See how Greece plans to save its banks – again
 
 
 
Flybe in talks with Virgin Atlantic for possible sale
 
 
 
MARKETS More from Markets
23/11/2018. Crowds pushing their way into the Shoprite inSoshanguve Crossing for the Black Friday specials. Picture: Oupa Mokoena/African News Agency (ANA) South African consumers 'duped' on #BlackFriday
     
Sibanye says more workers report for duty
 
 
 
Khumo Securities aims to increase black participation in securities industry
 
 
 
Johannesburg Stock Exchange fines Pepkor R5m
 
 
 
 
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