SA’s next inflation shock may begin with rain that does not fall
Inflation is no longer only a demand problem. It is increasingly a resilience problem.
Infrastructure execution, not funding, is SA’s biggest growth challenge
DBSA’s Boitumelo Mosaka joins Jeremy Maggs to discuss moving from infrastructure funding to rapid project delivery, municipal capacity, and urgent water fixes.
Court action launched over RAF’s failure to pay 430+ finalised claims
de Broglio Attorneys has launched a court application against the Road Accident Fund, following continued non-payment of more than 430 claims, despite settlement agreements having been concluded or court orders granted.
‘There’s a lot of opportunity to drive costs out’ – Premier CEO
Kobus Gertenbach takes listeners through the group’s 2025/26 journey of stabilising costs, expanding its brands and driving shareholder value. The completion of the RFG integration was a key highlight.
US Fed holds rates steady
Officials split on whether they will rise, remain steady or be cut this year.
Premier Group expands, oil prices ease, and vision behind home ownership
This evening, we wrap up the day’s market movements with Otto1890, unpack the operational growth of consumables giant Premier Group, explore investing beyond prevailing narratives with Allan Gray, examine the expanding commercial property portfolio of Vukile Property Fund, discuss research insights
Please Call Me funder to sue Makate for defamation
Elsdon says he funded Nkosana Makate when no-one else would and will not be 'branded a criminal' for honouring a contract.
The vision for expanding home ownership in SA
Tim Akinnusi, founder and CEO of MortgageMarket, talks about taking the leap from the corporate world and using his skills to help families gain security beyond the roof over their heads.
Investing beyond prevailing narratives
Varshan Maharaj, portfolio manager at Allan Gray, discusses how market narratives can influence long-term investment decisions.
Artificial intelligence in education: research insights
Dr Miné de Klerk, Dean for curricula and research at Eduvos, discusses the integration of technology into traditional disciplines, its impact on future careers, and the responsible use of AI.