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Wealth Creation With Mandla Ngcobo

From a small Internet reseller in 2013 servicing a handful subscribers, Accelerit has grown into a full-blown national connectivity operator with a footprint across South Africa and a presence worldwide. Guest: Mandla Ngcobo, Founder And CEO at Accelerit Technologies.

9 Jun 2021 12PM 7 min

Clover Closing In Lichtenburg In North West

AN ANNOUNCEMENT by dairy group Clover yesterday that it was closing South Africa’s biggest cheese production plant in Lichtenburg in North West, because of poor service delivery by the local municipality, has raised the concern of investors.

9 Jun 2021 12PM 6 min

Tips To Avoid Financial Setbacks When Being Loadshed

Load shedding is back with a vengeance as Eskom today announced that the country is moving from Stage 2 to Stage 4 to ensure stability of the national grid. Open Line Guest: Christelle Colman, Spokesperson For Old Mutual Insure

9 Jun 2021 12PM 13 min

Business Confidence Jump

South African business confidence jumped to levels last seen even before a nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus restricted economic activity and disrupted global trade, two separate measures published on Wednesday showed. Guest: Siobhan Redford, RMB SA Economist

9 Jun 2021 12PM 6 min

Are Loyalty Programmes Worth It?

On 21 May 2021, the Constitutional Court handed down a judgment on the tax treatment of retail loyalty programmes. Guest: Amanda Is The Founder & CEO Of Truth Guest: Jerome Brink, Director In Our Tax & Exchange Control Practice

8 Jun 2021 12PM 10 min

The Rise Of Whatsapp Banking

The rise of digital banking has opened up new ways for banks you engage with and provide service to their customers, including through social media channels such as WhatsApp. Guest: Jan Vermeulen, Investigative Journalist / Technology Journalist / Editor-At-Large For My Broadband

8 Jun 2021 12PM 12 min

Companies Required To Report On Wage Differentials

Plans are afoot to make amendments to South Africa’s Companies Act that would require companies to report on wage differentials.

8 Jun 2021 12PM 6 min

GDP Data Is Signalling A Better Than Expected

The South African economy is growing at a steady pace, and more briskly than we’ve experienced for several years. Guest: Reza Hendrickse, PPS Investments Portfolio Manager

8 Jun 2021 12PM 5 min

Coffee Prices Are Heading Higher

Prices of arabica coffee moved above $1.60 per pound (R22,40 0,4 per kilogram) last Friday for the first time since the spring of 2016. Open Line. Guest: Dr Sifiso Ntombela, Chief Economist At National Agricultural Marketing Council

7 Jun 2021 12PM 13 min

Our Africa Feature: POPI Act Is Here

It’s been over seven years since the Protection of Personal Information (POPI) Act (or POPIA) was first signed into law, but on 1 July 2021 it will come into full effect at last. Guest: Dr Peter Tobin, POPI Act Compliance Specialist

7 Jun 2021 12PM 7 min

Middle Class Struggle With Debt Grows

Enquiries about debt counselling have grown significantly in 2021, according to the National Debt Counsellors Association (NDCA), with some members recording increases of over 30%. Guest: Benay Sager, National Debt Counsellors Association Chairperson

7 Jun 2021 12PM 5 min

The Pivot Point

Mbali Nwoko, launched her Green Terrace crop farming business in 2016, says her curiosity and determination to farm enabled her to create partnerships in the sector. These have ensured a bright future for her young business.

3 Jun 2021 12PM 11 min

How Maternity Leave Could Change In South Africa

Despite years of progress and an increased awareness surrounding gender equity in the workplace and society in general, women bare a disproportionate responsibility when it comes to childcare, says Muhammed Goolab, executive committee member of the South African Rewards Association (SARA).

3 Jun 2021 12PM 7 min

Understanding The South African Banking Space

As long as the South African Reserve Bank keeps its stringent requirements to apply for a bank licence in place, most black people will remain beggars, says South Africa's first black female CA, Nonkululeko Gobodo.

3 Jun 2021 12PM 8 min

Inside Your Business

According to GG, the informal business sector is the next great frontier of Africa and it is undergoing an economic revolution – a new world of small people doing big things, transforming the continent. Guest: GG Alcock, Marketer, Author, Entrepreneur & Speaker

2 Jun 2021 12PM 13 min

SA Wants To Regulate Netflix

The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies plans to enforce local content quotas and other regulations on streaming services such as Netflix. Guest: Arthur Goldstuck, World Wide Worx MD

2 Jun 2021 12PM 8 min

Eskom And Union Wage Dispute

Eskom said wage talks between unions and the state-owned entity have collapsed on Wednesday. The utility said it had declared a dispute because it was not able to reach an agreement at the central bargaining forum with the three unions. Guest: Khangela Baloyi, Num Energy Sector Coordinator

2 Jun 2021 12PM 5 min

The Competition Commission And Burger King South Africa

The Competition Commission has blocked the proposed acquisition of Burger King South Africa by private equity fund, ECP Africa, on the basis that BEE shareholding in the company would drop to 0%. Guest: Hardin Ratshisusu, Deputy Commissioner Competition Commission

2 Jun 2021 12PM 4 min

Reserve Bank's 50% Stake In African Bank

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has invited interested parties to put up their hands for its 50% stake in African Bank.

1 Jun 2021 12PM 4 min

Employment In South Africa Has Declined

Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) reported on June 1 that employment in South Africa declined by 28,000 jobs in the first quarter of 2021. The data indicated that after the country lost 2.2 million jobs in 2020Q2 and regained 876,000 of these during the second half of the year, job…

1 Jun 2021 12PM 9 min