


As part of its on-going strategy to make banking more accessible to all in South Africa, Nedbank continues to grow its presence in Gauteng through the opening of a Personal Loans branch in Brakpan, Ekurhuleni. The new Nedbank Personal Loans Brakpan Branch will offer loans from R1,000 to R 120, 000 for clients who earn a minimum of R1,200 per month. “Nedbank is delighted to be improving access to banking services for the people of Brakpan, and the greater community of Ekurhuleni. We continue to study and understand the needs of our clients and one of the insights from this exercise indicates a greater need for uniquely packaged financial services and products.
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Nedbank, one of the largest retail banks in South Africa, yesterday responded to the lack of career guidance for high school learners across South Africa. The announcement to spend millions in the programme for more than forty millions learners was announced in Johannesburg at the Michelangelo on Nelson Mandela Square. The programme, My Future, My Career, showcases more than a hundred choices available across fourteen industries.
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This coming weekend’s matches will take place in Soweto and Katlehong, where adult teams will be competing at local stadiums for the honour of being crowned township champions. The weekend’s winners were Vosloorus’s Home Sweepers, who scored three goals to one against Vosloo Arsenal Football Association; and Tembisa Ma Afrika, who beat Ghetto Ruff FC by two goals to none
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Stunner Records is an upcoming record label situated in Tsakane extension 5, the label was formed by Kevin ‘Dr. Kev’ Harris, originally from Daveyton then later moved to Tsakane. His love for hip-hop drew the attention of like-minded hip-hop lovers in the township, namely Mzwakhe ‘Skateman Stunner’ Mashinini, Madoda ‘Dogzin Stunner’, Gugu ‘G-Force’, Kabelo ‘Kabza Kid’ and Vusi ‘Lazy Eye’.
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The unemployment rate in our country has become one of the most stressful issues one can ever think of. There is nothing as painful as going to school for years spend thousands of rands, graduate and then go back home to suffer in the war against unemployment. more