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Gold 'scam' robs SA of billions, says SARS

Gold exports are zero-rated for VAT. Buying gold scrap locally however carries the standard 15% VAT.

Wondering why banknotes are destroyed?

According to the central bank, the disposal follows concerns that old currency notes remain in circulation despite the government printing new ones in recent years.

Why South Africa took a R11.4 billion loan from the World Bank: finance minister

Godongwana said that South Africa’s debt costs are growing and are beginning to crowd out service delivery

South Africa's rand recovers, central banks in focus

Focus in the week remained on central banks

Central Bank Of Kenya Given The Power To Police Digital Lenders

The regulation of digital lenders will afford more protection to borrowers when it comes to consumer protection and data privacy; however, only time will tell if the new legislation will enable rather than stifle innovation given the new compliance requir

KRA seeks bank, financial deals of secret shareholders

The order gave effect to the changes in the Companies Act

More South Africans becoming New Zealand residents under new scheme

Families whose expressions of interest included older teenage children – who could not work or go on to university as domestic students without a residence visa – were among those prioritised in the first applications in December.

Employ internal security measure to help fight cybercrime – BoG Governor to banks

Banks must also be proactive and strengthen internal risk management frameworks

Knock, knock, knocking on the employer’s door: can employers deny access to the unvaccinated?

Mr Kok’s arguments against vaccination included his right to religious freedom, the experimental nature of the vaccine and the efficacy of his natural immunity against COVID-19.

Banking scams are soaring, and victims are not getting their money back

Losses reported by the victims of the various types of banking scams exceeded R295m in 2021

Data Privacy Day: how accurate were our POPIA predictions?

Now, as we start a new year, organisations should interrogate how effective the measures they have implemented are and whether any changes need to be made.

Stepping ahead of cybercriminals, the First Bank example

This means that In today’s digital age, customers could perform different banking transactions from the comfort of their homes and offices.

South Africa central bank raises rates by 25 basis points as expected

The decision was split 4-1 between members of the Monetary Policy Committee

Kenya's apex bank retains benchmark rate at 7 pct as economy picks up

It said overall inflation declined to 5.7 percent in December 2021 from 5.8 percent in November, mainly due to lower food prices.

Banks push for risk-based lending but experts differ

Kenya has been working ton the model since repealing the interest capping law in 2019

New rules planned for foreign workers in South Africa

Social partners at Nedlac will also be afforded the opportunity to adjust the Policy and the Bill during May/June before we make a submission to Parliament, it said.

New case tackles mandatory vaccinations at work in South Africa

Businesses have a statutory obligation to provide a safe and healthy working environment

New African payments system for cross-border deals negotiating with more banks

The platform aims to boost trade in the Ghana-headquartered African Continental Free Trade Area

FG probes online banks over breach of customers’ data privacy

In November 2021, NITDA partnered with the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission to address the increasing rates of data privacy abuse by money lending organisations, particularly fintech firms.

Government must figure out how to best implement a basic income grant, ANC NEC says

In December a panel recommended the country gradually implement a basic income grant, beginning with the institutionalisation of the SRD.

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