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You are here: Home / News / Wierzycka challenges Ramaphosa: ‘Rewrite South Africa’s story’ | SA News

Wierzycka challenges Ramaphosa: ‘Rewrite South Africa’s story’ | SA News

10 December 2025 by Guest

Magda Wierzycka, who has recently relocated back to South Africa after setting up base in the UK for several years, says following the revelations of criminality and links between the police and organised crime has been a harrowing experience.

Wierzycka is the CEO of Sygnia, a company she has built into South Africa’s second-largest multimanagement company with assets under management and administration of R461.2bn at the end of September.

She used her annual letter to shareholders, published in the group’s annual report, to say her return to South Africa, where she enjoys the status of the country’s richest woman, saw her confronted with a mixed bag with the state of the country.

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