Opinion

White men pushed to front while a black woman is pushed aside

14 February 2021 - 00:00 By POLO LETEKA RADEBE

The afternoon of Sunday August 10 2014 lingers in the memory of many South Africans in the financial services sector. Following the discovery of the disastrous financial state of African Bank, the then governor of the Reserve Bank, Gill Marcus, announced that finance minister Nhlanhla Nene had agreed to a recommendation for the bank to be put into curatorship...

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