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Pick n Pay and Boxer CEOs unpack JSE listing and what the future holds

Pick 'n Pay CEO Sean Summers shares his strategy to rejuvenate Pick n Pay by fostering a supportive culture, reuniting skilled talent, and empowering its 92,000 employees. With a focus on vision, pride, and resilience, Summers and Boxer CEO Marek Masojada convey optimism for sustainable growth, success, and delivering value…
21 Nov 8AM 47 min

BizNews Briefing - Safair’s ownership problem coming to a head; Buffett selling big-time

South Africa's aviation sector faces turbulence as SAF Air's foreign ownership sparks regulatory scrutiny, potentially risking its 60% market dominance. Meanwhile, Gauteng's water crisis deepens due to delays in the Lesotho Highlands Water Project. Globally, Warren Buffett shifts billions into treasuries, signaling caution amid escalating Ukraine conflict and World War…
19 Nov 11AM 30 min

Miles vd Molen: Existential threat to rules-breaking Safair coming to a head

 Irish-owned Safair, which dominates South Africa’s domestic airline sector with a 60% market share, is facing a life-threatening challenge. Cemair founder and CEO Miles vd Molen explains in this interview that after being found guilty on the same charge a decade ago, Safair is once again accused of breaking SA’s…
19 Nov 10AM 26 min

R1m Investing Challenge - Viljoen widens gap, possible Lollapalooza awaits

Three years into the shootout between local and offshore investing, Re:CM’s Piet Viljoen is well ahead of his rival Magnus Heystek of Brenhurst. In this third anniversary update, Viljoen reckons that having already outperformed, SA stocks could benefit still further from what he calls a ‘Lollapalooza’ of good news, while…
19 Nov 9AM 29 min

Joburg’s water crisis deepens as delays to Lesotho Highlands Project surge

Julius Kleynhans, from the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA), discusses the ongoing challenges of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase 2. Originally intended to address Gauteng's growing water demand by 2018, delays have pushed completion to 2028 or beyond. Rising costs, political interference, and infrastructure issues highlight the urgency of…
19 Nov 8AM 10 min

Clem Sunter’s warning flags: Global tensions and SA’s future

In an insightful interview with Bronwyn Nielsen, veteran scenario planner Clem Sunter discusses red flags in global geopolitics, from Biden's missile authorizations in Ukraine to Trump's unpredictable return. He delves into the rising tensions in Israel, the leadership challenges in South Africa, and the existential threat of climate change. With…
18 Nov 10AM 27 min

Spaza shop crackdown sparks debate on food safety and township economies - GG Alcock

'Kasinomics' expert GG Alcock discusses South Africa’s new 21-day spaza shop registration mandate that aims to address food safety concerns but faces backlash for its confusion and impact on township economies. Experts argue that the real issue lies in unregulated pesticide sales. The crackdown risks disrupting livelihoods, raising costs for…
18 Nov 9AM 12 min

Trump will not let Musk steamroll him - Col Chris Wyatt

Some in the inner circle of US President-elect Donald Trump are rather irritated that South African-born Elon Musk is acting like he is co-president. But in this interview with BizNews, retired US Army Military Intelligence Officer Colonel Chris Wyatt says: “I wouldn't lose any sleep over Donald Trump being steamrolled…
18 Nov 3AM 13 min

De Beer tells Cyril to grow some… AND give back Gadaffi’s money…

On this Sunday Show with BizNews, United Independent Movement (UIM) President Neil De Beer describes how Libya’s late dictatorial despot, Muammar al-Gaddafi, propped up the African National Congress (ANC) government - and predicts - now that it has been confirmed by former Treasurer-General Matthews Phosa - the current Libyan government…
17 Nov 6AM 25 min

Inflated property valuations put Joburg residents at risk: City’s appeals process questioned

As Johannesburg battles financial pressures, property owners are increasingly burdened by inflated valuations that impact their municipal rates. In an interview with Alec Hogg, BizNews community members Rene Kilner and Charles Boles unpacked the city’s flawed valuation appeals process, detailing its significant repercussions for residents, particularly pensioners. Despite attempts to…
14 Nov 11AM 16 min

Stafford Masie: Trump tech trades; Bitcoin; and the new tech world order

In this gripping BizNews interview, Crypto guru and entrepreneur Stafford Masie highlights the transformative nature of Bitcoin, likening it to previous technological disruptions. He reflects on Bitcoin's unique attributes—its decentralised, energy-linked, immutable structure—as revolutionary, providing a "true" form of money and a hedge against the limitations of fiat currency. He…
14 Nov 9AM 45 min

Magnus Heystek: Public figures not liable for deepfake scam losses

Brenthurst Wealth’s Magnus Heystek addresses the growing issue of deepfake ads using the likeness of high-profile figures like Johann Rupert and Elon Musk. Heystek argues that holding these figures responsible for gullible investors’ losses is unreasonable, emphasizing that the onus remains on individuals to verify legitimacy before investing. Heystek spoke…
14 Nov 8AM 11 min

POPCRU president declares an end to political correctness…

Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) President Thulani Ngwenya has drawn a line under political correctness because he believes workers should not have to pay the price of government’s failures, politicians’ greed, or financial mismanagement. In this interview with BizNews, has hails the “surprise” support from new Correctional Services…
14 Nov 7AM 14 min
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