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RBS: Bó’s failure highlights traditional banks’ digital deficit – Lockdown News

12 May 2020 By Port Elizabethan

RBS: Bó’s failure highlights traditional banks’ digital deficit: The digital bank struggled to make an impact in a fiercely competitive field. Bó, RBS’s digital bank for retail customers, announced in early May it was to close after just six months in business, ... Source: "Coronavirus Lockdown" - BingNews. Coronavirus and furloughed workers: Extension until October bodes ill for getting the nation back to work: Rishi Sunak announced the Government will continue to pay the wages of millions … [Read more...] about RBS: Bó’s failure highlights traditional banks’ digital deficit – Lockdown News

PE Business News: STUART THEOBALD: Far from targeting Mkhwebane, banks are merely reacting to global pressure on money laundering

5 August 2019 By Port Elizabethan

Promote your business on BuyPE and MyPR. STUART THEOBALD: Far from targeting Mkhwebane, banks are merely reacting to global pressure on money laundering: A bruising strike may be on the cards if the upcoming wage talks in Pretoria fail like the talks in Port Elizabeth did last week ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" business - BingNews. Mthethwa says government committed to developing artists at a local level: Mthethwa was speaking at veteran actress’s Nomhle Nkonyeni’s funeral at Nangoza Jebe … [Read more...] about PE Business News: STUART THEOBALD: Far from targeting Mkhwebane, banks are merely reacting to global pressure on money laundering

Madibaz coach banks on squad’s strong work ethic – MyPR.co.za

29 January 2019 By Port Elizabethan

Madibaz coach banks on squad’s strong work ethic: Madibaz coach Jarryd Buys says the Nelson Mandela University squad are ready to prove a point in the Varsity Shield rugby competition this year. Photo: Sonwabile Lebogang Sandla New Madibaz rugby coach Jarryd Buys is banking on a strong work ethic as the Nelson Mandela University outfit face a challenging season in the Varsity Shield competition, starting next month. After being relegated from the Varsity Cup last year, Madibaz will spend two … [Read more...] about Madibaz coach banks on squad’s strong work ethic – MyPR.co.za

Uitenhage in the news: Living on the banks of a river of sewage

25 July 2018 By Port Elizabethan

Living on the banks of a river of sewage: A river of sewage from a main sewer pipe runs past these houses in Duduza, KwaNobuhle. Photo: Thamsanqa Mbovane Residents of Duduza, Uitenhage, have declared their area a disaster zone. A river of sew... Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. Local, in my area and near by Gerhard Avenue Scheepershoogte Uitenhage Eastern Cape South Africa: Capitec Bank is a retail bank in South Africa that provides its clients with banking products that will save them … [Read more...] about Uitenhage in the news: Living on the banks of a river of sewage

Main banks on climbing strength at Satellite champs

3 October 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Main banks on climbing strength at Satellite champs: Kent Main of Dimension Data, seen here in action at the Bestmed Jock Tour, will be aiming to capitalise on his climbing ability to make an impact on the 110km Bestmed Satellite Championship road race at Maropeng on October 14. Photo: Memories4U Photography Competing as a solo rider, Dimension Data’s Kent Main will be relying on his strength on the hills to make an impact when the Bestmed Satellite Championship takes place next weekend. … [Read more...] about Main banks on climbing strength at Satellite champs

Banks cannot attach RDP houses to settle debt

14 June 2017 By Alan Straton

The Department of Human Settlements says banks should not, under any circumstances, auction government subsidised RDP houses to settle any debt. "The Government builds and gives indigent South Africans homes. These homes do not belong to one person but to the whole family, by auctioning this house to settle short term debts the Banks are depriving the whole family a home and in many cases, kids are left stranded," said Minister Lindiwe Sisulu on Tuesday. The Minister was reacting to … [Read more...] about Banks cannot attach RDP houses to settle debt

King Williams Town news: Quest for social justice drives banks probe

5 March 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Quest for social justice drives banks probe: His story of life begins in the Eastern Cape. "I was born in a small village in King Williams Town and grew up in Mthatha in part, which is where my mom is from. "But for the most part I grew up in East London. I went to high school from 1990 to 1994 in ... Source: "King Williams Town" - BingNews. Hard-working Lukhanyo Am steals it for the Sharks in Canberra: But the 23-year-old from King William’s Town would be rewarded in a most appropriate way … [Read more...] about King Williams Town news: Quest for social justice drives banks probe

The top reason why people switch banks

19 November 2015 By News24Wire

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What would frustrate South Africans enough to switch banks? Surprisingly it is not benefits, or rewards, or a cheaper alternative that would make them move, but impolite, rude or uninterested staff. This is a wake-up call for local banks, but South Africans are not alone in their number one reason why they would switch banks. A recent customer loyalty study commissioned by Verint found that although consumers globally trusted banks more than other service providers, only 24% of the 18 000 … [Read more...] about The top reason why people switch banks

PE Image – #LoveTrail ~ A solo run up Zwartkops Mountains, on the banks of the Blaauwbank & Crocodile Rivers.

27 June 2015 By Port Elizabethan

This Zwartkops River image is courtesy of Flickr. Click on the Flickr account holder below the photograph to see more. #LoveTrail ~ A solo run up Zwartkops Mountains, on the banks of the Blaauwbank & Crocodile Rivers. Image by DazMSmith This image is automatically selected as it was published with this keyword/s relevant to Port Elizabeth: Zwartkops River. Please - CLICK HERE to report any 'offensive' images. Don't forget to support and thank the photographer. Submit your Port Elizabeth … [Read more...] about PE Image – #LoveTrail ~ A solo run up Zwartkops Mountains, on the banks of the Blaauwbank & Crocodile Rivers.

PE Image – The brain or burned cabbage ascidian Trididemnum cerebriforme at Riy Banks, Algoa Bay , South Africa

18 April 2015 By Port Elizabethan

This Algoa Bay image is courtesy of Flickr. Click on the Flickr account holder below the photograph to see more. The brain or burned cabbage ascidian Trididemnum cerebriforme at Riy Banks, Algoa Bay , South Africa Image by Tim.PN The brain or burned cabbage ascidian Trididemnum cerebriforme at Riy Banks, Algoa Bay , South Africa This image is automatically selected as it was published with this keyword/s relevant to Port Elizabeth: Algoa Bay. Please - CLICK HERE to report any 'offensive' … [Read more...] about PE Image – The brain or burned cabbage ascidian Trididemnum cerebriforme at Riy Banks, Algoa Bay , South Africa

What the Bloody Banks can learn from Capitec

7 March 2012 By Alan Straton

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I am so sick and tired of opening a newspaper and seeing the big three banks hogging full page spread adverts using bait and switch tactics in order to gain market share. The clincher was opening the Sunday Crimes this past weekend and seeing a THREE PAGE advert encouraging me to get an iPad or whatever - of course terms and conditions apply so you actually end up paying more. Moving bank accounts is such a pain so most of us just stick with the devil we know. Poor Steve - I don't think that … [Read more...] about What the Bloody Banks can learn from Capitec

If you go down to the bank today you could be in for a surprise

10 November 2011 By Alan Straton

Soon to be rolled out across the country is the ability for banks to verify ID books against fingerprints by being allowed access to the Department of Home Affairs National Identification System (HANIS). At the launch of this initiative, Home Affairs Minister Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma said; "....the launch of the Online Fingerprint Verification System by the Home Affairs Department and SABRIC (South African Banking Risk Information Centre) will lay a basis for us jointly to deal a massive and … [Read more...] about If you go down to the bank today you could be in for a surprise

About Paying that Security Guard by Phone

11 September 2011 By Alan Straton

Thursday morning breakfast was preceded by the stuffy, stilted presentation by Transnet at La-Colline in Theesecombe (See: Re-Transnet). Thursday afternoon presented an intimate lunch date at Ginger Restaurant with CEO of FNB Cellphone Banking Solutions, Ravesh Ramlakan and a couple of his mates; Busi Mngomezulu, Sandile Madikiza and Franco Gresse. They were there to leverage a meal and cement relationships in order to introduce us to Pay2Cell - a solution that allows FNB account holders … [Read more...] about About Paying that Security Guard by Phone

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