Kaya Biz

At the helm of Gauteng’s biggest business radio show, Kaya Biz, is Gugulethu who will be leading the conversation on what is next for the Afropolitan business landscape. The show presents local and international business news, entrepreneurship, corporate and investment banking. Since its inception in May 2006 Kaya Biz has grown from a half-an-hour daily finance update to an hour show bringing compelling business news and market reviews to listeners.
Daily English South Africa Business News · Investing
5,097 Episodes
2720 – 2740

Consol buyer bets big on South Africa with R1.5 billion facility expansion.

Ardagh Glass Packaging (AGP) Africa – formerly Consol Glass – has announced a R1.5 billion expansion of its Nigel production facility in the south-east of Johannesburg. The investment more than doubles the facility’s capacity to provide sustainable glass packaging and meet projected demand growth and incorporates a new furnace and…
7 Jul 2022 1AM 9 min

S.African rand hits new 20-month low as investors embrace dollar.

With South Africans learning to live with the current cycle of stage 6 load shedding, many believe the ongoing power cuts to be the antagonist behind the weak rand. However, treasury experts say the power outages are only a small contributor to a far greater picture. Reuters reported that the…
7 Jul 2022 1AM 9 min

Farmers, consumers buckling under load-shedding-induced costs.

Industry body Agri SA has warned of the impact of ongoing power outages on the agricultural sector, with rising risks of food insecurity and social instability. Agri SA’s remarks come in the wake of South Africa experiencing Stage 6 rolling blackouts, which involve longer and more frequent episodes of load-shedding.
6 Jul 2022 1AM 11 min

LEGALLY SPEAKING: Sangomas battle for Labour Law recognition 14 years after Act passed.

Traditional health practitioners, or sangomas as they're more commonly known, have decried their lack of representation in the country’s labour laws 14 years after the Traditional Healers Practitioners’ Act was signed into law. Traditional healers rely on indigenous knowledge and practices to diagnose, prevent and treat physical, spiritual, and mental…
6 Jul 2022 1AM 21 min

Rocketing fuel prices set to drive SA interest rates sharply higher.

South Africa’s rocketing fuel prices are set to result in interest rate hikes rising for the rest of this year, further hurting the disposable income of consumers and the country’s teetering economic growth. This warning came from economists on Monday, following news of the latest fuel price hike for July,…
5 Jul 2022 1AM 10 min

TECH & INNOVATION: Airbuy allows cash-only customers to make online payments.

Local fintech start-up Airbuy has signed a partnership deal with 1Voucher, a subsidiaryof voucher distribution firm Flash Group, to enable online payments for shoppers, using a voucher instead of a bank card. Airbuy is an online payment gateway launched in 2017 by South African tech-entrepreneurs Tshepang Kobo and Njabulo Makhathini.
5 Jul 2022 12AM 9 min

Good news for second-hand car buyers in South Africa.

The Automobile Association (AA) has launched a service to give South Africans credible information on pre-owned vehicles before purchase. This will be done through independent vehicle dealerships and AA Approved workshops across the country, the association said. Through the service, the AA said that dealerships can offer an AA 125-point…
4 Jul 2022 1AM 9 min

PRESENTEEISM COSTS 4.2% of GDP.

Presenteeism, being physically present at work but mentally absent and unproductive due to illness, injury, stress or burnout, comes at a greater economic cost than absenteeism, and during the Covid-19 pandemic, it has not only increased but gone digital and virtual. Employees who show up and attempt to work despite…
4 Jul 2022 1AM 15 min

Post BRICS summit analysis.

One of the world’s worst inflation crises closed in further on another grim milestone in Turkey, and government efforts to help the population cope with the fallout only threaten to make it worse. Price growth has been in the double digits almost without interruption since the start of 2017, but…
4 Jul 2022 1AM 10 min

R3.4bn in UIF TERS monies returned, Phase 2 of Follow the Money project to start in July.

Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) commissioner Teboho Maruping says R3.4-billion has been voluntarily returned to it by employers that irregularly benefitted from the Covid-19 Temporary Employer-Employee Relief Scheme (TERS). The first phase of the UIF's Follow the Money project determined that R14.1-billion was disbursed through Covid-19 TERS, of which R12.8-billion was…
30 Jun 2022 1AM 14 min
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