UPDATE 2-S.Africa's Pick n Pay weathers unrest to pump up first-half profit

South Africa's Pick n Pay reported an almost 91% jump in half-year earnings and has identified 3 billion rand ($207.5 million) in additional cost savings till 2025 as part of its turnaround strategy, the grocery retailer said on Wednesday.

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