It is with pleasure that the Momentum Metropolitan Group announces the appointment of Mr. Paul Baloyi as Chairman of the Group’s Boards*. Baloyi becomes a Board member immediately, assuming the role as Chairman from 1 July 2022. Peter Cooper remains Interim Chairman until then.
Momentum Metropolitan is proud to announce that it is a platinum sponsor at this year’s Batho Pele awards and conference. The 7th annual awards will showcase the strength and resilience of public servants in combating the COVID-19 pandemic under the theme: “Combating the COVID-19 pandemic through a Batho Pele focus, Putting People First.”
In the 2022 State of the Nation address, President Cyril Ramaphosa recognised the importance of supporting small-scale farmers and integrating them into value chains.
Momentum Metropolitan Holdings reported solid results for the six months ended 31 December 2021. Highlights include normalised headline earnings of R1 525 million, 51% higher than the prior period and a 23% increase in value of new business premiums to R37 billion. The Group’s value of new business grew 20% from the prior period to R400 million, driven by strong new business volumes and good expense management. Investment returns increased significantly from R122 million to R740 million and compensated for net mortality losses of R378 million. Operating profit, which differs from normalised headline earnings in that it excludes investment returns, declined 12% to R785 million, which was largely attributable to the net mortality loss of R378 million
In the 2022 State of the Nation address, President Cyril Ramaphosa recognised the importance of supporting small-scale farmers and integrating them into value chains.
We all know the best diet is one that includes fruits and vegetables. However, do you also know that the more organic they are, the better? Unfortunately, even the healthiest fruits and vegetables sometimes undergo processing that makes them just a little less healthy.
“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world,” Archbishop Desmond Tutu said.
Nonhlanhla Joye was diagnosed with cancer in 2014. While chemotherapy challenged her strength, her immediate concern wasn’t her health.
International recognition for people strategies for 2nd consecutive year
Mentoring the next generation for a GBV-free future The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women begins 16 Days of Activism, a time of year where the world must reflect on the egregious levels of violence endured by women. Although we must aid the victims of abuse, it is also a time to deeply consider ways of fixing the problem and do so at a grassroots level.
