FNB COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FINANCE ANNOUNCES LEADERSHIP TRANSITION IN RESEARCH AND INSIGHTS

FNB key transition within its Commercial Property Finance division. Siphamandla Mkhwanazi has assumed responsibility for the Commercial Property Finance research and economics portfolio, taking over from John Loos, who has officially retired from the bank. Mkhwanazi will now lead the delivery of economic insights, property market analysis, and thought leadership supporting FNB’s Commercial Property Finance…

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BETWAY PREMIERSHIP WRAPS UP ACTION-PACKED WEEK OF BETWAY S’BONISE & WIN DIAL UP FIXTURES ACROSS KZN AND FREE STATE

THE Betway Premiership delivered an action-packed week of football and fan engagement, with four Betway S’bonise & Win Dial Up fixtures taking place across KwaZulu-Natal and Free State. The week began in Durban, where a lucky supporter was crowned during the Durban City vs Mamelodi Sundowns fixture, walking away with R50 000 and enjoying a…

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SA FAMILIES DON’T NEED MORE INSURANCE PRODUCTS; THEY NEED INSURERS THEY CAN TRUST

By Evodia Phahlane, Chief Operating Officer: Insurance at FNB Life TOO many South African households are just one lost income away from a financial crisis. A death, disability or serious illness can remove an income overnight while the bills remain. That reality is clear in a labour market where the official unemployment rate sits at 31.4% in…

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THE PROFESSIONAL FIGHTERS LEAGUE (PFL) HELD AT THE ARENA

THE Professional Fighters League (PFL) made its Pretoria debut at SunBet Arena, where a packed South African crowd was treated to a full night of MMA action and statement performances across the card. In the bantamweight main event, fans were treated to Nkosi Ndebele vs. Michele Clemente, trading sharp punches and elbows early. The Italian “Arrow” pushed with relentless pressure…

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FNB LAUNCHES DIGITAL ENABLEMENT PROGRAMME TO ACCELERATE SME DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN SOUTH AFRICA

 As digital technologies continue to reshape industries at an accelerated pace, the ability of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to adapt has become a defining factor in their survival and growth. Across key sectors, particularly those undergoing rapid transformation, businesses that fail to integrate digital capabilities face an increasing risk of stagnation or failure. In…

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