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6,810 Episodes
1980 – 2000

Fears “coup regime” will hijack Zim election - despite weak opposition…

Zimbabwe is going to the polls today (Wednesday August 23) amid fears that the “securitised” State will hijack the election - despite facing a weak opposition. The International CEO of Good Governance Africa (GGA), Chris Maroleng, speaks to BizNews following his deportation from Zimbabwe last week. Maroleng and his team…
23 Aug 2023 8AM 15 min

‘Madam, please leave…” - Cachalia on “host of reasons” to sack Transnet CE

Mr Ghaleb Cachalia, the Democratic Alliance’s (DA’s) Shadow Minister for Public Enterprises has called for Transnet Chief Executive (CE) Portia Derby to be sacked. He speaks to BizNews after Ms Derby’s recent remarks at a business conference that there could be catastrophic job losses in the road transport sector when…
21 Aug 2023 9AM 10 min

Zim to the polls:…despair, disinterest, determination to defend their votes…

Zimbabwe is going to the polls again this week in a mixed atmosphere of despair, apathy, hope, disappointment in the lack of service delivery by the opposition in urban areas, and talk of reform and transformation from the long-ruling ZANU PF government. This has emerged from an interview with Ringisai…
21 Aug 2023 9AM 17 min

SAPS Whistleblower shackled in leg irons

South African Police Services (SAPS) Whistleblower Patricia Morgan-Mashale was taken into court in leg irons today (Thursday, 17 August 2023). This after she came out of hiding after 17 months to appear in the Bloemfontein Regional Court in the hope of having the warrant of arrest issued against her on…
17 Aug 2023 11AM 9 min

FFM podcast ep16: Big swings; Shaftesbury; yes platinum, no gold; ABSA

The choppy nature of markets is playing itself out in the Fantasy Fund Manager game, with this week seeing a 23% difference between the best-performing stock Shaftesbury (7.14%) and worst-performing Impala Platinum (-15.24%). In this week's podcast, BizNews' Stuart Lowman was joined by Corion Capital's David Bacher and Ann Sebastian,…
17 Aug 2023 11AM 15 min

BN@10: GG Alcock - SA has become a nation of capitalists, not socialist revolutionaries, ANC is out of touch

In one of the most powerful interactions of the BizNews@10 conference, ’Kasinomics expert GG Alcock unpacks South Africa’s informal economy, booming entrepreneurship and out-of-touch government policies. He says this illustrates the massive disconnect between the ANC’s socialist beliefs and the capitalist reality evident everywhere in the country’s townships. It’s a…
17 Aug 2023 5AM 14 min

Evil monsters are hunting our children - Ian Cameron…

The civil rights campaigner is calling for a ban on bail for the perpetrators of violence against children - after Action Society attended five “harrowing” cases last week involving the rapes and murders of children - and “in the last 24 hours, we’ve got five violent cases of which two out…
15 Aug 2023 10AM 12 min

BN@10: Jan Oberholzer delivers a masterclass on how to get Eskom - and the SA economy - back on track

In the second part of his contribution to the BizNews@10 event, former Eskom COO Jan Oberholzer answered questions from delegates, focusing on the electricity utility's future, emphasising the necessity for organisational transformation. He advocated for a diversified approach, including a coalition with private sector energy suppliers. Oberholzer believes older power…
15 Aug 2023 8AM 21 min

Women outperform men in investing: Here's Why and How more women can take the leap

Women face more challenges than men in wealth creation, particularly in South Africa, where the gender pay gap ranges between 23 and 35%, exceeding the global average of 20%. Alongside women taking breaks from the workforce for childcare, this results in lower lifetime earnings and significantly less wealth upon retirement…
15 Aug 2023 5AM 24 min
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