The weaknesses of the open outcry system were legion, but so was the exhilaration. David Shapiro looks back on a long-gone JSE rite of passage

‘Weather attributions science’ sounds futuristic – but it could see insurers and courts enforce until-now formulaic board decisions on ESG

Sasol shares are up 50%, to R215, since the start of the war. A year ago they were trading at less than R60. What’s the prognosis?

The financial sector regulator plans to close the loopholes on greenwashing both in advertising and in companies’ climate disclosures

Joburg was last week subjected to a rotten-eggs stench that is all too familiar. The company on the spot says its emissions are ‘within normal parameters’

The market’s not cutting Sasol much slack after a lacklustre production update, but some argue there’s still plenty of cash to be made on the stock

Has Sasol gone rogue? And more importantly, do its major shareholders even care? On Friday, the petrochemical giant endured another tense AGM – though, at one hour and 27…