Vodacom is the first to disclose its pay gap under new rules – and first to show how to fudge the figures

The coal producer is digging in against what it says could lead to shareholders having unfettered rights to interfere in its business

Shirley Zinn has one of the most impressive CVs in the business, with major roles at 15-odd entities

Woolworths’ vexed relationship with shareholders is a great example of why changes to the Companies Act should be made law

A court case against the coal miner may finally clarify whether shareholders have the right to insist on AGM resolutions

Online-only AGMs are catching on in the UK and South Africa, with cost-cutting cited as the motive. But critics say they weaken shareholder accountability

The only winners from the delay to tougher new rules on executive pay will be the country’s army of remuneration consultants