Sasol chair Sipho Nkosi had to postpone lunch twice during Friday’s gruelling AGM to allow time to deal with a deluge of questions from shareholders who opted to attend the meeting in person at the company’s headquarters in Sandton.

Comments and questions from activist shareholders accusing the energy and chemicals company of not being ambitious or clear enough in its climate change targets dominated the discussion...

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