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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
5000 – 5020

How to deal with medical aid increases 2019

Medical aid schemes have announced that the premiums paid by members are set to increase in 2019. Maya Fisher French, financial journalist and blogger talks to us about what medical schemes consider reasons for increasing the premiums and how consumers can deal with this.
31 Oct 2018 3AM 15 min

How to invest in 2019

Nkateko Maluleka, Independent Financial Advisor gives advice on how to invest in 2019
29 Oct 2018 2AM 14 min

The 2018 mid-term budget analysis

Finance minister Tito Mboweni has delivered his maiden medium-term budget policy speech, showing how tight South Africa’s finances are – and how state companies continue to be a burden. Lorraine Nobela, Independent Economist and Ndumiso Hadebe, Independent Economist are joining Gugulethu instudio to unpack the budget.
25 Oct 2018 8AM 37 min

Why Eskom wants a 15% tariff increase

Eskom has requested a 15% increase from the National Energy Regulator of SA, Meta Mhlari Maponya from Black Energy Professionals Association‏ explains this.
25 Oct 2018 6AM 5 min

Budgeting ahead of the festive season

On Personal Finance Nkazi Sokhulu the co-founder of Yalu will be joining Gugulethu in studio to discuss Budgeting ahead of the festive season.
22 Oct 2018 4AM 15 min

Money Matters affecting musicians

There are a number of things surrounding musicians and their finances . The biggest and latest issue being the investment that SAMRO embarked on in the UAE which led to a loss of R47m in total. The forensic report for this investment was presented to our members on the 11th…
16 Oct 2018 5AM 12 min

How to re-sell your luxury goods

According to Luxity’s, South Africa’s largest source of pre-owned luxury goods, Africa and the Luxury 2018 Report, the retailer on average expects to get 69% of the retail value back on a Louis Vuitton Bag when selling it to the South African market. Having captured sales data since the company…
12 Oct 2018 3AM 7 min

Part 1: Comparing short term insurance

Shopping for insurance is intimidating. There are countless insurance companies, each promising the best price and coverage. When it comes down to it, however, they can’t all be the best fit for you and your family’s needs. Sumarié Greybe & Ernest North (co-founders at Naked) help us understand short-term insurance.
12 Oct 2018 3AM 12 min

Reactions to Tito Mboweni’s new role

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that embattled Minister of Finance, Nhlanhla Nene, has resigned from the post. Ramaphosa also stated that former central bank governor, Tito Mboweni, would replace Nene in the role of Minister of Finance.
10 Oct 2018 3AM 15 min

Understanding Value Added tax

Willem Oberholzer, Director of Tax and Advisory at Probity Advisory joins Gugulethu Mfuphi instudio to help us understand how Value added Tax works.How should business owners begin applying best practice to their assets or products/ services when it comes to VAT?Is registering your company for VAT necessary? What are some…
9 Oct 2018 3AM 15 min

Should Nhlanhla Nene resign?

Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene has asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to relieve him of his duties. Reports say t that the finance minister approached the president over the weekend with the request. This comes as South Africans as well as political parties rejected his apology for previously undisclosed meetings with the…
9 Oct 2018 3AM 13 min

Is our fuel price being politicised?

On September 3 energy minister Jeff Radebe announced that fuel prices for September would remain unchanged bar a 4.9c per litre increase in the retail margin for petrol to provide for wage increases for some petrol station staff. The intervention applied to the prices of petrol, diesel, paraffin and liquid…
9 Oct 2018 3AM 6 min
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