RC 260916SAfm

Wednesday, 16 September 2026

African Bank’s leadership changes and lengthy consolidation dominated the business-focused episode, alongside worsening South Africa–US tensions and practical estate-planning advice.

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  1. 18:25

    African Bank says its listing is deferred while a consolidation phase, expected to last 12 to 18 months, produces a track record of results the market can trust.

  2. 18:27

    African Bank is consulting unions over a Section 189 process that could affect about 1,200 employees, describing the retrenchments as necessary to make consolidation work.

  3. 18:31

    The US visa restrictions target an undisclosed list of people, likely government officials and possibly opposition figures, rather than South Africans applying generally for American visas.

  4. 18:23

    African Bank’s chair says a tribunal ruling concerning more than R680 million in inter-company transactions had no financial impact because the bank had already reconciled its position.

  5. 18:44

    A valid South African will should identify assets and beneficiaries, appoint an executor, be signed before two witnesses, be stored safely and updated after major life changes.