This time courtesy of EOH and PPC.

TFG and Woolworths have signed up to an industry plan that includes a target to source 65% of their goods from local manufacturers within the next decade.

Group has committed to paying its retiring CEO R77m.

A ho-hum ruling on African Bank’s auditors, shareholders flex their muscle at a few history-making AGMs, Prosus looks to keep things in the family, and the Woolies board seems set for an easy ride this week.

Forays marred by currency risk, high duties.

As vaccine news spurs rally.

Link it to the Covid-19 guaranteed loan scheme. Also, a look at Shoprite and Woolworths.

To 'be more accessible to more customers'.

FNB's Chantal Marx on the Pick n Pay update - who’s losing market share? And the possible Tsogo Sun Hotels/ Hospitality deal. Cannon's Samantha Steyn talks money market funds. Morningstar's Eugene Visagie on how SA must overcome its slow economic growth.

Petri Redelinghuys of Herenya Capital takes us through the key charts for the week ahead. York Timber CEO, Pieter van Zyl talks results. Victor Mupunga from Old Mutual on why this tech rally is different to the 1999 bubble.

Foreigners were net sellers of South African stocks for a third day on Monday.

The CEO who got almost everything wrong (other than his own deal), the team that’s filling some big shoes, and the company that pulled a rabbit out of the hat, but not in time to keep a major investor from unloading a third of its holding – the week that was.

Evidence of the group’s 'refreshed strategy' will be seen by this time next year.

Roy Bagattini – uitvoerende hoof, Woolworths

Foreign investors were net buyers of South African stocks Wednesday, purchasing R641 million worth of shares.