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Moneyweb@Midday
Moneyweb@Midday is back, with veteran journalist Jeremy Maggs the new host of the podcast. Launching on 8 May 2023, Moneyweb brings you a fast-paced live daily news show, covering a wide range of topics, from business and economics to breaking news in politics, tech, sport and more. The show feature...
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[TOP STORY] Locals priced out as Cape Town’s luxury property market soars
‘I think we need to just take the R1 billion and put it into perspective - at the average purchase price for foreign buyers of R2.7 million, it's actu...
Working until 70 doesn’t mean you’ve failed
Can locals still afford to live in Cape Town? A look at the shocking retirement gap facing South Africans. The average salary increased by 3.4% in Q2,...
[TOP STORY] Life insurers repay R140m after disputed claims reviewed
‘It’s obviously money that has been recovered for complainants to our office in respect of mostly claims that were previously declined and that have n...
Ceasefire in the Middle East, but is the war over?
Life ombud recovers over R140m for policyholders after the reversal of declined claims. How customer expectations, technological innovation and shifti...
[TOP STORY] ActionSA slams ZEP extension as Schreiber defends legal process
ActionSA’s Lerato Ngobeni accuses government of indecision over the latest Zimbabwe Exemption Permit extension. Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber d...
Criminalisation of journalism ‘reckless’: Sanef
Political parties hit out at Zimbabwean permit extensions, home affairs minister responds. And are SA’s poorest households paying the price for the co...
[TOP STORY] Concerns over secret revival of firearms control bill
‘Regardless of the intentions behind it, this is a vitally important piece of legislation for many South Africans, and South Africans’ voices should b...
Cancer, circulatory issues weigh heaviest on insurers
Outrage over government’s attempt to revive the controversial Fire Arms Control Bill. How stokvels can power SA’s future. And Cape Town and Johannesbu...
[TOP STORY] Should South Africa follow Australia’s social media crackdown?
‘I’m the first responder when things go wrong in South Africa with children, and they are going horribly wrong. I can’t even tell you the kind of cont...
Blue-gold rush: Water infrastructure is Africa’s next investment frontier
Australia moves to ban teens from social media – could this policy fly in SA? Cheaper potatoes are bringing relief to consumers but putting farmers un...
[TOP STORY] The untouchable politician: Tracking Malema’s money, power and protection
‘He owns a property portfolio that’s worth, at current value, around R40 million or more… when you trace that back, you’ll very easily get to the slus...
First 100 paychecks report: Tertiary qualification still worth it
How Julius Malema used his political clout to amass a personal fortune. How the possible sale of the CTICC and global retailer entry could create rene...
[TOP STORY] Unite for Change seeks broader alliances ahead of 2026 elections
‘Since the announcement, all of us have been inundated with approaches from local parties…in the coming weeks and months we will add some significant...
R50bn plan to save the N3 and create 50 000 jobs
‘Unite for Good’ – political merger set to contest 2026 election. How Chinese car partnerships are paying off for some local vehicle financiers. And n...
[TOP STORY] CSIR warns of ‘innovation chasm’ slowing technology commercialisation
‘There's a lot of good IP that gets generated, but not enough of it gets translated into commercialised products and services because of this lack of...
Equal parental leave rights: A compliance nightmare for employers?
Eight decades on, is the CSIR still worth taxpayers’ money? Faith groups call Eskom’s bid to operate Koeberg Unit 2 for an additional 20 years an 'una...
[TOP STORY] Jeff Wicks on how syndicates bled Tembisa Hospital of billions
‘One good example is a heavy-duty plastic bucket. One of the companies in that network sold four of these buckets to Tembisa Hospital for about R40 00...
Africa's first Breast Imaging Centre of Excellence
A new book on the 'Shadow State' puts the urgent need for better whistleblower protection back in the spotlight. A new directive aims to give more fre...
[TOP STORY] Nyati: Efficiency, governance and technology to drive Eskom’s next phase
‘Even if the economy grows, we will have the capacity to support that growth…The profit that you see is linked to the fact that we are now building mo...
Malema's guilty: Now what?
The political fallout begins as EFF leader Julius Malema is found guilty in his firearms case. SA's future energy plans are challenged at a major indu...
[TOP STORY] End of Agoa shifts spotlight to AfCFTA and new markets
‘I think Agoa was nice to have, but it was never a trade agreement. It never offered huge benefits to anybody…what we are looking for is more dependab...
The inequalities of SA’s private healthcare system
A lapsed Agoa deadline adds fresh pressure on SA's trade and export industries. A new investigation shines a spotlight on the deep-seated inequalities...
[TOP STORY] SIU reveals how syndicates looted billions from Tembisa Hospital
‘Every transaction that is below R500 000, you don't take that to a tender. You then have to do three quotes, which is allowed. But the problem here i...
Middle class squeeze hits consumer confidence
The SIU sets its sights on recovering a staggering R2bn looted from Tembisa Hospital. Mounting strain on the middle-class sees consumer sentiment take...
[TOP STORY] Business for SA considers coordinated plan to revive Johannesburg
‘Many CEOs, 160-plus, have thrown their hat into the ring to say they're prepared to sign a pledge, and of that, a large number are getting personally...
Is there a future for the Carlton Centre?
Business leaders are zoning in on a concrete plan to fix the city of Johannesburg. The continent's top energy players gather as African Energy Week 20...
[TOP STORY] Zille vows to put business at the centre of Joburg revival
‘We’re never going to get job creation, and we’re never going to get people out of poverty without businesses investing and having confidence in the f...
EFF launches bill for stricter liquor advertising
A delayed 2025 budget and rand volatility leave more than half of SA's SMEs anxious. The EFF launches a new bill aimed at introducing stricter regulat...
[TOP STORY] Mashaba hints at mayoral run, refuses to back Zille
‘I have no confidence in either of them. Dada Morero, you look at the state of the city. Helen Zille, let me tell you that she's responsible for the m...
President Ramaphosa takes stage at the UN General Assembly
The race for the Johannesburg mayorship heats up as Herman Mashaba takes aim at Helen Zille. President Cyril Ramaphosa takes the world stage at the UN...
[TOP STORY] Chinese and Indian visitor numbers slump despite visa reforms
‘South Africa used to be the largest tourism market on the African continent. We have slowly lost ground over the years to Morocco, to Tunisia, to Ken...
Fighting dirty money at the G20
Business Unity South Africa (Busa) takes the government to court over its new employment equity targets. The tourism sector questions why Asian visito...
[TOP STORY] Deadline for Joburg mayor as water crisis continues
‘Before we receive his reports, we will have a meeting with National Treasury and the Auditor General because we believe that what they've done is ill...
Nasrec spectacle: Is the ANC crumbling?
Is the ANC crumbling? An expert unpacks the 'Nasrec spectacle' as Joburg’s mayor faces a deadline over the water crisis. How a fiasco at the veterinar...
PIC board replacement ‘troubling’: Maimane
South African retail grows in first half of 2025, but tech sales remain under pressure. A local liquor distribution company sets sights on African exp...
[TOP STORY] Google backs local AI startups in bid to drive job creation
‘AI presents a level playing field where this was sprung upon us all at the same time. Now we all have the same opportunity to pick up on learnings, t...
Landfill crisis: Bad for economy and jobs
What the surprise GDP rebound means for monetary policy and investor sentiment. A major banks analysis shows stability amidst uncertainty. And can AI...
[TOP STORY] E-hailing clampdown: Panic buttons and branding required
‘When a driver or a passenger activates that in-app SOS feature, it directly connects to Aura’s auto-dispatch platform. The nearest vetted private res...
High-stakes R147.9m Madlanga corruption commission kicks off
A look at new security requirements for e-hailing companies in SA. A stark reality, as a new report finds that 82% of young South Africans earn less t...