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Reserve Bank Museum opens doors to promote financial literacy

GCIS / SAnewsRef: GOVNEWS-82325 at https://www.sanews.gov.za

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Collected on 21 June 2026

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This is a policy record titled 'Reserve Bank Museum opens doors to promote financial literacy'. The text includes references reflects; dates June 19, 2026. Key terms identified include reserve, bank, museum, opens, doors.

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schools outreach programmeOngoing

Schools outreach programme at the Reserve Bank Museum

The museum includes a dedicated schools outreach programme expected to deepen financial and economic literacy in society.

Who it is for
schools and young people
How to act on it
Participate through the museum’s dedicated schools outreach programme.
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“Through its exhibitions and its dedicated schools outreach programme, we expect the museum to deepen financial and economic literacy in society,” he said.
public access to art collectionOngoing

View the Reserve Bank’s extensive art collection in an accessible way

The museum includes the Reserve Bank’s extensive art collection and provides the public with an opportunity to view it in an accessible way.

Who it is for
the public
How to act on it
Visit the museum to view the Reserve Bank’s art collection through the museum’s displays.
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“Through this museum, the Bank is giving the public an opportunity to view its extensive art collection in an accessible way.”
museum visit / public learning opportunityOngoing

Visit the newly renovated South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Museum for financial literacy

The newly renovated South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Museum has been officially opened and is presented as a place of learning that will help South Africans better understand the role of the central bank, including monetary policy and financial stability.

Who it is for
South Africans and the public
How to act on it
Attend the museum and use its exhibitions to learn about the central bank’s role and history.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially opened the newly renovated South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Museum, describing it as a place of learning, heritage and national pride that will help South Africans better understand the role of the country's central bank.

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Reference

GOVNEWS-82325 at https://www.sanews.gov.za

Key Takeaways

  • policy
  • reflects
  • June 19, 2026
  • reserve
  • bank
  • museum
  • opens
  • doors
  • promote
  • financial

Dates

Opening Date

19 June 2026

Closing Date

19 June 2026