‘Economic damage is greater than first thought’ – Nedbank CEO Mike Brown
The damage done to the South African economy over the last 10 years is greater than many thought and that means the turnaround is going to be slower.
The damage done to the South African economy over the last 10 years is greater than many thought and that means the turnaround is going to be slower.
Sai Govender, from Johannesburg, has been chosen by the WEF as a Global Shaper. Hear about his experience at Davos, Switzerland.
Investec’s Richard Wainwright said he believed South African corporates have always been aware of stakeholders unlike their American counterparts.
In an interview with Biznews, the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor said more changes to visas was high on the list of foreign investors.
The big banks in South Africa are in a fierce battle to claim the top spot of the biggest and best bank in the country. We caught up with Absa’s Peter Matlare.
Khaya Gobodo says the rate of change is too slow. Policy articulation is better under Ramaphosa… but the government is far behind in execution.”
In the world of banking, the question could very well be asked, is everyone a bank? Facebook, Google and Apple could step up fintech ambitions.
Anglo American’s Nolitha Fakude said the mining group was currently engaged with Eskom and Government, talking about the self-generation of power and looking at pilot schemes.
Blockchain is a technology that is proving to be useful all over the world and experts in the field believe Africa is the one place that could benefit the most.
The attacks on foreigners in South Africa that took place last year have been widely criticised by other African governments.