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Lytania Johnson.

Nothing broken, but plenty to do at FNB for Lytania Johnson

Lytania Johnson says FNB can do even better

MICHAEL AVERY: Payments reform faces SIM card fraud test

The future of payments depends on getting identity right

South Africa bids for a bigger slice of global finance

Push to revive SA’s standing in financial markets intensifies

The new bank rush

Sanlam and Pepkor join the banking rush

Jurie Strydom.

Inside Jurie Strydom’s plan to make Old Mutual great again

Will he be able to deliver?

Orion Minerals: Prieska zinc-copper project

Tembo Capital taps out as Orion digs in

Tembo’s Fund II nears the end of its life

Mary Vilakazi: FirstRand’s CEO since April 2024.

BROKERS’ NOTES: Buy FirstRand, sell Nedbank

Radebe Sipamla on what the smart money is doing

STUART THEOBALD: Hitting the board tenure sweet spot

How long is too long for an independent director?

The fast and the fashionable: How Shein is reshaping retail

E-commerce giants Shein and Temu are taking market share from local retailers

Kenny Fihla.

Simpler, better, faster: Fihla’s blueprint for Absa

Fihla’s plan to bring Absa back to the top

Woolworths CEO Sam Ngumeni.

Food over fashion at Woolworths

CEO Sam Ngumeni is doubling down on food

R903,000 gone in 10 minutes: Small business takes on Standard Bank

R903,000 alleged cyberheist case heads to the high court

Opportunity knocks. Can Implats open the door?

Impala Platinum's R60bn capex programme highlights the delicate balance between investor returns and long-term production growth

Dave van Niekerk is back for this third act

Investors might want to keep an eye on developments at Numeral Ltd

Standard Bank’s just getting started in Africa, says Tshabalala

Standard Bank and Nedbank’s latest interim results reveal strategic shifts and resilience amid domestic economic pressures.

Christo Wiese. Picture: BLOOMBERG

Wiese backs Brait’s endgame, Mianzo bets on Spar turnaround

Christo Wiese injects R981m into Brait’s endgame, while Mianzo builds a significant stake in Spar’s turnaround.

State leads job losses as unemployment hits 4-year high

South Africa’s jobless rate jumped to a four-year high of 33.6% in the second quarter, as state-linked sectors shed the most jobs