In City Press business today: It's all about the township economy. Read what traders in Alexandra and Soweto feel about foreign competition and malls. How Nedbank made a quick R780m from fixing interest rates on a Transnet loan.
This week is all about the. Read what traders in Alexandra and Soweto feel about foreign competition and malls. Plus, how they can change their business and what the law says.
: How Nedbank made a quick R780m from fixing interest rates on a Transnet loan – with the help of Regiments. All will be revealed at the Zondo Commission this week.benefits are guaranteed? The members of this fund belong to defined benefit fund, so the pension received has nothing to do with the investment performance of the fund.Next on City Press
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