Board preference at any cost it seems as Telkom pays R20m to keep its CEO from walking out and Mediclinic takes on a non-executive director it evidently believes is really good at time management, while Tiger Brands has yet another disaster to contend with.

Sasfin's Nesan Nair takes a look at the latest market movements. Simon Fillmore from Independent Securities on why China can't be ignored as an investment destination. Futurist Jonathan Cherry on the importance of businesses being able to adapt for the future

Intrinsic net asset value has declined 1.9% to R3.28bn, or R12.99/share; so no dividend payout again: CEO Mustaq Brey.

The most financially stressed small and mid-cap companies …

Petri Redelinghuys of Herenya Capital on expected US payroll slowing their market run. Oceana CEO Imraan Soomra on the fishing industry and its pressures operating during the pandemic. Yoco's Matt Brownell on the reopening of the economy under level 3.

Longstanding BEE partner, Brimstone, increases its stake.

Food company to pursue Oceana unbundling.

The company wants to focus on growing its core food and drinks business.

‘We knew future growth in South Africa would be limited by regulation’ – Oceana CEO.

They are less defensive than you would imagine.

The Namibian government said listed firms will no longer be awarded quotas.

Benguela Global raises concerns about Oceana’s Daybrook deal.

Diverse oceans, fish species good for business.

A look at last week’s market and company highlights.

Acquisitions change prospects for fishing company.