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Will 93 000 documents be Zuma’s undoing?

01 August 2008 | The Stage

When the Scorpions raided the homes of ANC president Jacob Zuma and his attorney in 2005 they seized no fewer than 93 000 documents. These pages were to form part of the National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA) case against the popular politician. But Zuma’

Insurance industry negotiations getting tough!

01 August 2008 | Featured Story

Recent developments around the Financial Sector Charter confirm that transformation can be a slow and painful progress. Newspaper reports alleged that banks and insurance companies suspended talks due to disagreements over ownership clauses in the charter

A slap on the wrist would have been better punishment

18 July 2008 | The Stage

A decade ago children expected punishment when they got up to mischief. Your mom or dad would administer a hiding if you set your sisters doll on fire, swung from the curtains or arrived home late. Discipline could be maintained with the mere threat of a

Will commission findings encourage banks to get their act together?

18 July 2008 | Straight Talk

Sick and tired of paying high transaction charges for you banking services? You’re not alone. If we’re lucky we could see some changes in the near future – particularly where ATM transaction fees and rejected debit order penalties are concerned. After yea

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If you had to hazard a guess, when do you reckon the COFI Bill will be signed into law?

Answer

2026, as promised 2027 looks more likely Impossible to say More consultation needed

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