Former Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie gets a new job at the bank

Former Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie is set to rejoin the company's board as a non-executive director at the start of August 2026. View online Thursday, 30 April 2026 Your daily update Former Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie gets a new job at the bank Former Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie is set to rejoin the company's board as a non-executive director at the start of August 2026. Millionaire coastal town in South Africa collapsing in plain sight but house prices continue to rise Despite worsening municipal service delivery, one coastal town's property market is booming, with semigrants driving prices up sharply. Big changes to how petrol prices are calculated on the cards Geopolitical shocks and rising fuel levies could be the catalyst for long-discussed reforms to South Africa’s petrol pricing system. John Steenhuisen under siege Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has been accused of using delay tactics in the rollout of the foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) vaccine. He says it is nonsense. Business and Technology News How much we saved driving 776km on a South African weekend road trip in an electric car At current petrol prices, it has become substantially cheaper to use an EV for long-distance driving in South Africa, even when considering higher public charger prices. Important international group pulling out of South Africa Finance authorities have given notice that Moody's local operation is being deregistered in South Africa. Must read Standard Bank goes searching for the Holy Grail Daily Investor spoke to Standard Bank IAM CEO Yuresh Maharaj about the bank's efforts to capture the Holy Grail of finance. South Africans saving for retirement are making a big mistake EasyEquities argues that South Africans often overemphasise low fees, while factors such as long-term performance, investment flexibility, and accessibility are just as critical to achieving better retirement outcomes. One of South Africa’s biggest cities lost R3 billion to traffic fines The Auditor-General recently identified several material losses in the City of Ekurhuleni, including an almost R3 billion impairment on traffic fines. Top South African law firms gear up for BEE battle Some of South Africa’s biggest law firms have asked a court to set aside the nation’s policy governing Black ownership and representation in the profession, saying that its “unlawful” and “unworkable” in its present form.  Partner content 6 reasons to love Showmax’s move to DStv Stream Everything you need to know about watching Showmax Originals on DStv Stream. More stories

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