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Kaya Biz

At the helm of Gauteng’s biggest business radio show, Kaya Biz, is Gugulethu who will be leading the conversation on what is next for the Afropolitan business landscape. The show presents local and international business news, entrepreneurship, corporate and investment banking. Since its inception in May 2006 Kaya Biz has grown from a half-an-hour daily finance update to an hour show bringing compelling business news and market reviews to listeners.
Daily English South Africa Business News · Investing
5,404 Episodes
1672 – 1692

Around 55% of all nationwide hijackings occur in Gauteng – Tracker report

GUEST – Duma Ngcobo – Tracker COO Gauteng is still the province that experiences the highest volume of vehicle crime, with 61% of total vehicle crime incidents, followed by KwaZulu-Natal at 14%, and the Western Cape at 9%. The same trend applies when examining business vehicle crime specifically, with Gauteng…
14 Feb 2024 3PM 34 min

Tax hikes on the cards for the rich in South Africa

GUEST – Ettiene Retief, Chairman of the SAIPA National Tax and Sars Committee The South African government desperately needs more revenue, with potential tax hikes on the cards for the wealthy. During the 2023 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS), Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana outlined several cost-cutting measures expected…
13 Feb 2024 3PM 11 min

SA saw a dramatic decline in fixed investment activity in 2023.

GUEST – Johannes Khosa – NEDBANK Economist Nedbank’s listing shows a dramatic decline in fixed investment activity in 2023 as persistent power outages, rising interest rates and cost pressures weighed on profitability and eroded business confidence. The value of new projects announced during the year fell to R184.8 billion from…
13 Feb 2024 1PM 10 min

A bad year for SA wine exports as volume slumps 17%

GUEST – Maryna Callow, Communications Manager at Wines of SA South Africa's Wine Exports Decline Significantly South Africa's wine exports experienced a 17% decrease in 2023. However, in terms of export value, they held their ground, remaining affordable for international buyers. The volume of wines shipped from South Africa is…
13 Feb 2024 12PM 9 min

Survey finds underutilised skilled female talent could address country’s skills shortage

GUEST - Phillipa Geard, founder of RecruitMyMom The findings of South Africa’s largest Working Women Report released today (13 February), shed light on the challenges and opportunities surrounding female participation in the workforce and provides significant recommendations for businesses to address the country's skills shortage by tapping into the underutilised…
13 Feb 2024 12PM 12 min

WORLD RADIO DAY - The business of Radio

GUEST – Gary Whitaker – CEO of Broadcast Research Council of South Africa Emergence of a variety of listening formats is changing the dynamics of the media environment, but radio’s audience continues to be strong. Recently the Broadcast Research Council of South Africa presented its latest statistics (called RAMS Amplify)…
13 Feb 2024 12PM 15 min

The Role of Corporate Forensics against Corruption

GUEST - Tendai Jangara, Director in the Corporate and White-Collar Investigation At the 2024 State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa outlined how government has “taken steps, including through new legislation, to strengthen our ability to prevent money laundering and fraud and secure our removal from the ‘grey list’…
12 Feb 2024 3PM 7 min

CAREERS CORNER - Intellectual Property within the workplace

GUEST – Kagiso Lebethe - Senior Employee Relations Specialist First things first, let's clarify what we're talking about. When we mention "inventions," we mean those brilliant, world-changing ideas and creations that may spring to life during your personal time if you are an employee. This could be anything from a…
12 Feb 2024 3PM 11 min

What criteria should be considered when appointing a Minister?

GUEST - Dr Sam Koma - Governance expert Should political appointees such as cabinet ministers, deputy ministers and members of provincial executive councils (MECs) be technocrats; should they have a qualification in the portfolio subject matter and demonstrable, well-rounded expertise in that portfolio?
12 Feb 2024 3PM 11 min

Urgent steps must be taken to address current energy crisis

GUEST - James Mackay – CEO of the Energy Council of South Africa Closing the door on load shedding is undoubtedly one of South Africa’s most urgent priorities. The load-shedding crisis has had a direct impact on lower economic growth, higher levels of unemployment and a deterioration of investor confidence…
12 Feb 2024 3PM 7 min

Consumers must be aware of the high risks of online trading, says FAIS ombud

GUEST – Advocate John Simpson – Ombud for Financial Services Providers Consumers who are considering embarking on forex trading and other forms of online day trading must ask themselves whether they have the expertise required and are prepared to accept the risk of losing all their money, the FAIS Ombud…
7 Feb 2024 3PM 10 min

INSIDE YOUR BUSINESS [MUSIC EDITION] – Demystifying Royalties

GUEST – Karabo Senna - General Manager; Sales and Licensing at SAMRO Royalty is like a paycheck for creators — when others use or sell their creative work, they get paid a percentage. It’s a way artists, writers, and musicians earn money for their talent. So, when you hear your…
7 Feb 2024 3PM 9 min

Minimum wage by 8.5% to R27.58 per hour [± R4,412.80 monthly

GUEST - Maya Fisher-French is a financial journalist and author at Maya on Money The new national minimum wage determination, which includes workers categorised as vulnerable in the South African labour force, farm workers and domestic workers, is scheduled to come into effect on 1 March.
7 Feb 2024 3PM 14 min

Minerals Councils says it is cautiously optimistic about 2024

GUEST – Mzila Mthenjane – CEO of Minerals Council South Africa The Minerals Council SA, a lobby group for the mining industry, reported a fall in mining production in 2023 to R1.1-trillion from the high of R1.2-trillion a year earlier, as weaker commodity prices and logistics constraints curtailed exports.
7 Feb 2024 3PM 8 min

PIVOT POINT– In conversation with with Influential businessman, Sandile Zungu

GUEST – Sandile Zungu, Chairman of Zungu Investments Co. Sandile is the Chairman of Zico. He has a BSc Mechanical Engineering degree as well as a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from UCT. In 2000 he completed the Program for Global Leadership certificate at the Harvard Business School in Boston,…
6 Feb 2024 3PM 30 min

MINING INDABA COVERAGE

Guest Peter Major, director of mining at Modern Corporate Solutions “It’s fitting that the 30th Mining Indaba is taking place in the year that South Africa celebrates the 30th year of its democracy,” said Ramaphosa in outlining the significant transformation that South Africa’s mining industry has undergone in the last three decades, after being a pillar of South…
6 Feb 2024 3PM 5 min
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