Absa has announced that it is the latest to partner with Home Affairs to launch and roll out overhauled Smart ID and passport ...

Pick n Pay is making banking even easier for South Africans by bringing more banks under one roof. From FNB to Absa, TymeBank ...

Standard Bank is the latest financial institution to make smart IDs and passports available via its app, with Absa in ...

Four of the country's biggest banks, Standard Bank, FNB, Absa, and Nedbank, are withdrawing their ATM services nationwide.

South African manufacturing sentiment improved in July, a survey showed on Friday, pointing to improved business conditions ...

Four of South Africa's biggest and most prominent banks are shutting down their ATMs nationwide. Standard Bank, FNB, Nedbank ...

Home Affairs’ new digital model means you’ll never have to queue again to renew your South African ID. Here’s how it’ll work ...

Absa, FNB, Nedbank, and Standard Bank have reduced their ATM networks by a combined 8,516 machines since 2019, while Capitec ...

The era of cash withdrawals at the corner ATM is quickly fading as four of South Africa’s biggest banks favour digital ...

South Africans must earn R62,500 or more per month to own one of the country’s most exclusive banking cards, one of which demands over R200,000. One of the main attractions of possessing an elite ...

The logo of South Africa's Absa bank is seen outside an Absa branch in Cape Town, South Africa, March 10, 2020. Picture taken March 10, 2020.

This article is for subscribers only. Absa Group Ltd., South Africa’s third-largest lender by market value, proposed a new plan to help boost Black ownership beyond the 25% recommended threshold.