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The SARB’s Prudential Authority has explained the apparent rise in sanctions against local and international banks operating ...
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The South African on MSNSouth Africa gets R7 billion to fix roads thanks to BRICS loan
The South African National Roads Agency is set to access a R7 billion loan to fund major upgrades to the country’s roads.
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber launched a scathing attack on TymeBank after it criticised the pricing of the new ...
Although he was not a top achiever in high school, Gerrie Fourie became the CEO of Capitec Bank, one of South Africa’s most ...
Standard Lesotho Bank, part of the Standard Bank Group of South Africa, the continent’s biggest lender by assets, has named Samuel Seboka as its new CEO. Seboka has spent over a decade with Standard ...
Old Mutual's formation of the Life & Savings segment will enable more effective delivery to customers and intermediaries in ...
Last year, a South African government-backed fund invited applications from would-be junior miners, hoping to find that the ...
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Daily Maverick on MSNCEO Gerrie Fourie exits Capitec, ready to grab new opportunities
After 25 years at South Africa’s biggest retail bank, Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie is stepping down. But don’t expect a quiet goodbye or a conventional retirement.
South African consumers already battle to make ends meet in difficult economic conditions and the US tariffs will make it even worse.
If the MPC bases its decision purely on data, the country could enjoy a rate cut, however, many other factors are at play ...
Consumers find it difficult to stick to a savings culture while the economy causes so much financial distress.
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