Show recapsKaya Biz

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Monday, 26 October 2026

Payments reform and a weak growth outlook dominated Kaya Biz, with Pick n Pay's turnaround numbers and South African retirement readiness rounding out the business agenda.

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  1. 19:47

    The Reserve Bank plans a new framework by end-November letting appropriately regulated non-banks perform specified payment activities, loosening big banks' grip on the payment system.

  2. 19:49

    PayShap has passed one billion transactions since its 2023 launch, with over R1 trillion transferred, but Governor Kganyago says it still lacks consistency, clear pricing, public awareness and acceptance.

  3. 18:28

    Deloitte's tax expert says the 1.2% growth forecast in the medium-term budget is not good enough, and that infrastructure constraints on investment must be unlocked to lift tax revenue.

  4. 18:58

    Pick n Pay's trading profit rose more than 58% and losses narrowed about 31% in the 26 weeks to August, though the CEO says the market remains very tough for everyone.