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Journalists Who Cover Nedbank
Lyse Comins
Lyse Comins is a freelance journalist and content creator in Durban South Africa. She covers, business, consumer and social rights, breaking news and health as well as business to business communications for clients across South Africa. Her work has been has published in The Mercury, Freight and ...
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Jobs Completed 2
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Broke and stressed, South Africans spiral into debt trap
18 Oct 2023
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mg.co.za
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English
| Mental Health
Many South Africans are struggling financially, spending more than they earn and experiencing significant stress, which affects their mental health. The NedFinHealth Monitor 2023 study by Nedbank highlights the poor financial health of South Africans, with a significant portion of the population lacking emergency savings and struggling with debt. The study emphasizes the link between financial and physical health and calls for employers and policymakers to implement educational programs and support mechanisms to improve financial literacy and well-being.
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Melissa Daniels
Melissa Daniels is a journalist based in Los Angeles. She has extensive experience covering political campaigns, public policy and the judiciary — as well as feature reporting for arts and culture sections and business publications. She is available for freelance assignments as well as contract ...
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Research
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Passion, personified
01 Nov 2023
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themediaonline.co.za
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English
| Consumer Behavior
The article discusses the evolution of sponsorship marketing into passion marketing, emphasizing the importance of understanding and connecting with audiences' diverse interests. It highlights the effectiveness of passion marketing in driving brand loyalty and engagement, citing research and successful examples from M&C Sports & Entertainment's work with O2, Nedbank, and Telkom. The launch of the Passion Pulse research project aims to provide deeper insights into South African passions. The article also underscores the significance of nurturing young talent and fostering a culture of learning and curiosity within the agency.
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Leanne De Bassompierre
Leanne de Bassompierre is a journalist based in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire.
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French
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Politics
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Jobs Completed 2
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Copper Leader Congo’s Addition to Trading Bloc Lures Ecobank
06 Apr 2022
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NDTV Profit
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English
| Trade
Ecobank Transnational Inc. sees new opportunities in the Democratic Republic of Congo following its addition to the East African Community, which now includes seven member states and a combined GDP of $250 billion. Ecobank aims to expand its business in the DRC, leveraging the market potential of nearly 100 million people. The bank plans to replicate the success of other lenders in the region, despite recent regulatory challenges in Kenya. Ecobank's strategic alliance with Nedbank Group Ltd. and its focus on wealth management are key components of its growth strategy.
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Bruce Douglas
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In Rio de Janeiro for over two years now, I work principally as the Brazil correspondent for Latin American Newsletters, writing daily and weekly reports on the politics and economy of the country and the wider region. I'm professionally fluent in both Portuguese and Spanish and I have full working ...
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Spanish
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Jobs Completed 11
Job Success Rate 100%
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Athletes take on the Battlefields Route
07 Oct 2023
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Northern Natal News
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English
| Marathon
The annual Battlefields Marathon, hosted by the Newcastle Harriers, saw athletes competing in 10km, 21km, and 42km races starting from Huttenpark Primary School. Sipho Hlatshwayo and Nelisiwe Biyela were the fastest male and female athletes in the 10km race, respectively. Sibusiso Kubheka and Marlene Bean led the 21km race, while Siboniso Sikhakhane and Phezile Shabangu topped the 42km race. The Newcastle Advertiser was awarded the best water table trophy.
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Musarasane Kaseke
Musarasane Kaseke is a journalist based in Windhoek, Namibia.
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News Gathering
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Business
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Technology
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Nedbank to offload property to consolidate and improve overall operational efficiencies
20 Apr 2024
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economist.com.na
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English
| Real Estate
Nedbank Namibia is selling two commercial properties in Windhoek as part of a plan to consolidate its operations into a single, multi-functional building. This move aims to improve operational efficiencies and represents a significant investment in the country's economy. The properties are being sold through Quoin Online, which has been tasked with disposing of a total of seven Nedbank Group properties in South Africa and Namibia. The sale offers a rare opportunity for investors and developers to acquire large, institutionally-held properties.
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Justus Kiprono
Justus Kiprono is a financial and business journalist in Kenya covering the news that involves the financial market locally, nationally, and internationally, as well as Technology, Immigration, and Guides. His solace lies in producing insightful content on tutorials, financial matters, and in-depth ...
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Feature Stories
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Politics
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Swift Codes for Top Banks in South Africa
12 Nov 2023
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how.africa
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English
| International Money Transfers
SWIFT codes are essential for secure and reliable cross-border payments and international money transfers. Major South African banks like Standard Bank Group, FirstRand, Absa, Nedbank, and Capitec each have unique SWIFT codes. These codes, also known as BICs, are necessary alongside IBANs for international transactions. The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications developed SWIFT codes to replace the old telex service.
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Eben Mabunda
Eben Mabunda is a journalist, Financial Analyst and Business Anchor/Writer based in Harare, Zimbabwe. He is trained in Financial Management as well as in Journalism and Mass Communications.
English
Shona
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
Documentaries
News Gathering
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Business
Finance
Current Affairs
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Victoria Falls Exchange (VFEX)
18 Nov 2022
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The Zimbabwe Independent
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English
| Investment
The article discusses the recent developments at the Victoria Falls Exchange (VFEX), a forex-denominated bourse in Zimbabwe. After a slow start since its inception in October 2020, VFEX is experiencing increased activity with four new listings anticipated. The article contrasts VFEX's growth with the struggles of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), which has been affected by currency issues, inflation, and government interference. Notable movements include Simbisa Brands and National Foods planning to delist from the ZSE and list on VFEX, and Karo Mining Holdings announcing a US$50 million bond. Nedbank's Zimbabwean unit also plans to list Zimbabwe Depository Receipts on VFEX. The article suggests that VFEX's growth and incentives for listings could attract more investment and liquidity, while the ZSE continues to underperform.
Vukosi Maluleke
I'm a passionate journalist with a multimedia approach to news reporting and storytelling. I believe that news content must be direct, accurate, and informative. With experience across digital, print, and broadcast media, I strive to engage and inform diverse audiences through compelling ...
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Business
Finance
Politics
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Perks of going cashless: Why every entrepreneur should take digital payments
05 Jan 2024
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The Citizen
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English
| Financial Technology
The article discusses the shift towards cashless payments in South Africa, emphasizing the benefits for entrepreneurs. Chipo Mushwana, Nedbank's Executive of Emerging Innovation and Payments, highlights the advantages of digital payments, including customer convenience, safety, increased sales, cost savings, and valuable data insights. The Covid-19 pandemic and a rise in cash-in-transit heists have accelerated the move to cashless transactions. Mushwana also provides insights into future trends in digital payments, such as mobile payments, contactless payments, biometric authentication, and Internet of Things (IoT) payments. These trends are expected to enhance convenience, security, and efficiency in consumer transactions.
Donald Matthys
Donald Matthys is a journalist based in Windhoek, Namibia.
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Business
Finance
Politics
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MP accuses banks of being a ‘mafia’
05 Oct 2023
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www.namibian.com.na
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English
| Housing Loans
During a heated parliamentary debate, Namibian lawmakers accused commercial banks of adopting profit-driven, mafia-like tactics due to high interest rates and long home loan repayment periods. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Economics and Public Administration met with representatives from major banks and the Bankers Association of Namibia to address public grievances. Bank executives defended the 20-year loan repayment period as necessary for affordability, while MPs expressed concerns about the financial pressure on borrowers. The debate follows ongoing investigations into alleged overcharging and unethical practices by local banks.
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Liesl Pretorius
I am a digitally savvy journalist and editor with a keen interest in collaborations, tracking political promises and solutions journalism. I recently completed a certificate course in investigative journalism from Wits. In my freelance career I have focused on cross-platform editing, project ...
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Science & Environment
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ANALYSIS: Did poor people lose money in VBS bank’s collapse?
30 Sept 2019
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www.citizen.co.za
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English
| Banking Scandal
The article examines the impact of the VBS Mutual Bank collapse on poor depositors, highlighting differing views on whether poor people lost money. While some argue that retail depositors with savings up to R100,000 were reimbursed, others point out that some depositors could not access their funds due to documentation issues. The liquidation process is ongoing, and it remains unclear how many poor people were affected. The article also discusses the broader implications of the government guarantee funded by taxpayers and provides data on savings among poor households in South Africa.
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Richie Santosdiaz
Richie Santosdiaz is a known international trade and economic development subject matter expert - both as a consultant as well as commentator on this realm in both print and also video (live and pre-recorded). He is bilingual (English and Spanish) and has done 100+ pieces/interviews mainly in the ...
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Fintech Landscape of South Africa 2022
01 Jan 2022
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thefintechtimes.com
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English
| Investment
South Africa remains a significant fintech hub in the Middle East and Africa region, with Johannesburg and Cape Town as key cities. The country boasts a high banked and insured population, a developed financial ecosystem, and a high rate of smartphone penetration. Despite regulatory challenges, mobile money platforms are being reintroduced by Vodacom and MTN. South Africa ranks third in Africa for VC funding, with substantial growth in fintech subsectors like payments, lending, and investech. The 'Buy Now Pay Later' market is also expanding rapidly. Key players include major banks and financial institutions, as well as regulatory bodies and associations.
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Finbarr Toesland
I'm a London-based freelance journalist, with my work published by media outlets, including Financial Times’ publications, BBC Travel, Huffington Post, Africa Report, The European, World Politics Review, The Times and The Sunday Times supplements. As a journalist, I specialise in business, ...
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Fact Checking
Business
Finance
Current Affairs
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Jobs Completed 2
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Why African banks are investing in AI
01 Mar 2022
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African Business
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English
| Customer Service
African banks are increasingly investing in AI to enhance customer service, fraud detection, and operational efficiency. Key players like Google, Microsoft, and IBM are contributing to AI innovation in the region. Financial institutions such as Zenith Bank and Nedbank have launched AI-backed chatbots to improve customer interactions. The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the Africa Digital Financial Inclusion Facility (ADFI) are supporting AI initiatives to advance digital financial inclusion. AI's potential in banking is vast, offering benefits in customer service, fraud detection, and cybersecurity, with a focus on transparency and trust in AI-driven decisions.
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Tatira Zwinoira
Tatira Zwinoira is a journalist based in Harare, Harare Province, Zimbabwe.
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Research
Investigative Journalism
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Business
Finance
Technology
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Jobs Completed 8
Job Success Rate 100%
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How Byo female artistes performed in 2023
01 Oct 2023
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Southern Eye
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English
| Local News
Bulawayo's female artists made significant strides in 2023, with notable achievements in music, education, and community involvement. Sandra Ndebele Sibindi launched a successful album, participated in elections, and graduated with an honors degree. Thandy Dhlana performed at various prestigious events, while Lady Tshawe and LaDee also had notable performances despite health challenges. Mandie Mae released her debut album, and Sithandazile Dube collaborated with major brands. Tariro NeGitare was appointed manager for the Stanbic Jacaranda Music Festival, marking a significant career milestone.
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