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Miles and the Dispatch are at it again!
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Barclays considers scaling back in Africa
London/Johannesburg: Barclays is considering whether to break with almost 100 years of history by selling some or all of its African banking operations as part of a review led by Jes Staley, its new chief executive.Staley has raised questions about the strategic fit of the UK-based bank’s large African business with the rest of the group, but no decision has been taken yet, according to people familiar with the matter. Barclays declined to comment.As a ABSA bank client, I am deeply concerned and am considering moving both my funds and investments if they don't give clarity soon. But this does not boast well.The Barclays review comes after investor confidence in South Africa was shaken by President Jacob Zuma’s decision to change his finance minister three times in less than a week at a time when the economy is under severe stress.
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History repeats itself I remember Barclays selling out before that was the birth of FNB. What's next sanctions?
Only stress when you can change the outcome!
I am rather hesitant to speculate at this point. It is as if the local economy became a house of cards. The slightest instability can cause a major upset. The rand is sliding into obscurity and it seems we will follow Zimbabwe's choice to adopt the American dollar soon. Or perhaps the British pound?
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The Bart Simpson song "Deep Deep Trouble" comes to mind.
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South Africans deserve better leaders. Investors are no longer buying the apartheid excuse and our government can no longer hide their corruption. Billions go missing and the tax payer can no longer pickup the bill. The thousands that don't contribute to SARS is also responsible for slow growth. I fully sympathize why they refuse to contribute to SARS, but we cannot get out of this hole, if we don't have the finances to do so.
What we need is a functional government body. What we have, defy description. Maybe in the new year things will change but I have my doubts
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