Capitec stops R642 million in fraud

Capitec has invested heavily in technology to detect and prevent fraud, but said the best defence remains adjusting client behaviour. View online Friday, 3 April 2026 Your daily update Capitec stops R642 million in fraud Capitec has invested heavily in technology to detect and prevent fraud, but said the best defence remains adjusting client behaviour. Say goodbye to SARS tax numbers in South Africa SARS is leading a government initiative to introduce a single biometric-secured digital identity for all South Africans to replace multiple identification systems across the government. US tech giant pumping R7.5 billion into South Africa Global data-centre provider Equinix plans to build more facilities in South Africa as part of a R7.5 billion plan to capitalise on the continent's artificial-intelligence boom. Mercedes South Africa CEO calls it quits The CEO of Mercedes-Benz's South African unit is set to take up a new role in the company's global operations later this year. Business and Technology News New Leroy Merlin store launched in South Africa – Photos Leroy Merlin's new Alberton store opens with a vibrant pre-launch evening and an exclusive announcement. Amazon adds fuel surcharge for sellers The fees take effect on 17 April for customers of the company's Fulfilment by Amazon service. Must read South Africa has a new SARS boss Dr Johnstone Makhubu has been announced as SARS boss Edward Kieswetter's successor. South Africa must mind the R50.4 trillion gap South Africa's insurance gap has reached about R50.4 trillion, reflecting a growing shortfall in cover needed to protect households from death, disability, or critical illness. Advertise to South Africa's top investing and finance community In the marketing industry, there is nothing more important than choosing the right audience. R8 billion to do something spectacular for South Africa Curro founder Chris van der Merwe said that after the Jannie Mouton Foundation grew from R200 million to R8 billion, they decided to do something spectacular for South Africa. Partner content Employee gambling surge raises red flags for employers A sharp rise in gambling among South African employees has emerged as one of the clearest signs of growing financial stress in the workforce. Advertise to South Africa's top investing and finance community In the marketing industry, there is nothing more important than choosing the right audience. More stories

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