The JSE was higher on Tuesday morning, lifted by miners and retailer Shoprite, which surged despite reporting poor sales growth for the year to end-June.

At 9.32am Shoprite was up 10.7% to R161.18, having said earlier that headline earnings per share for the year fell by 14.3%-20.3%, as labour costs rose due to new legislation and on higher rent and electricity costs...

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