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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 features exclusive interviews with captains of industry, CEOs, political leaders and prominent newsmakers, offering unique insights and in-depth analyses. Tune in on weekdays via the Moneyweb website and mobile app between 12h00 and 12h30.
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1,325 Episodes
80 – 100

12m overindebted South Africans

Sweeping car recalls amidst safety concerns could impact more than 7 000 cars on SA roads. How the fuel levy hike will impact the local food service sector. And, a new study shows alarming debt levels.
27 May 6AM 31 min

Why the age of the hard sell Is over

Did the Ramaphosa/Trump meeting help or hinder renewed bilateral agreement negotiations? Why an expert says the era of the hard sell is well and truly over. A look at the implications of the draft mining law overhaul. And Jeremy Maggs continues his conversation with Tony Leon and some of his…
26 May 6AM 33 min

World biodiversity day: How corporate SA can support regenerative agriculture

Today marks world biodiversity day – we take a look at how corporate South Africa can support regenerative agriculture. Why digitisation will be critical for energy efficiency, stability and security in the future. Did the Finance Minister get Budget 3.0 right? And a reflection on SA’s performance in the Oval Office.
22 May 6AM 31 min

[TOP STOR] JRA confirms Lilian Ngoyi repairs on track, budget intact

‘We have failed in terms of proactive maintenance and that's what we're looking at, because no matter how beautiful the road can be, if you don't maintain it, you are bound to hit a disaster somewhere along the line,’ says Zweli Nyathi, CEO of the Johannesburg Roads Agency.
21 May 8AM 7 min

Can President Ramaphosa stand up to Trump’s bully boy tactics?

Why a drama-free meeting between Presidents Ramaphosa and Trump would be the best possible outcome for SA. The Johannesburg Roads Agency says the refurbishment of Lilian Ngoyi Street is on track to be finalised by the end of August. And the General Industries Workers Union of SA calls for interest…
21 May 6AM 32 min

SA artist’s oil painting sells for a record R246m

How the systematic defunding of the SA National Defence Force is bringing the armed forces to their knees. Marlene Dumas painting sets a new record for the highest price fetched for any living female artist. What to expect from President Ramaphosa’s working trip to the US. And an update on…
19 May 6AM 30 min

How long can struggling SABC survive?

The SABC says it doesn’t need another bailout, but must change its funding model if it is to survive. How gyms had to adapt to remain relevant in the age of artificial intelligence and scientific advancements. Why the Automobile Association says there must be a greater focus on road safety,…
16 May 6AM 31 min

More South Africans are using loans to make ends meet

Today, banks face a deepfake headache as technological capabilities become more sophisticated. Why more South Africans are taking out loans to make ends meet. Opportunity awaits as Johannesburg’s inner-city revitalisation programmes take shape. And SA tourism declares the African continent as unlimited and open for business.
15 May 6AM 32 min

Youth unemployment crisis: 10.3m young people jobless

As South Africa’s unemployment rates skyrocket, young people between the ages of 15 and 34 remain particularly vulnerable. Jeremy Maggs delves into what that means for the country’s recovery efforts. Why vaping could be detrimental to your teenagers’ mental health. And a look at Liberation Day market panic and the repercussions.
14 May 5AM 34 min
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