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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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[TOP STORY] Telecom fraud wave: SA losing R5.3bn annually

‘As network operators, we are under siege by organised crime syndicates who go to our stores and purchase services using completely fraudulent information,’ says Advocate Thokozani Mvelase, CEO, Communication Risk Information Centre.
23 Jul 9AM 7 min

[TOP STORY] FlySafair strike reveals cracks in fragile airline market

‘FlySafair is running at 66% or so of total domestic supply, and right now we're seeing a significant fall-off, as much as 25% of fall-off in the supply of seats from FlySafair, so the impact across the economy will be big,’ says Guy Leitch, editor of SA Flyer magazine.
22 Jul 9AM 8 min

40 organisations demand labour law amendment bill be scrapped

An expert weighs in on FlySafair's pilots' strike and how it reveals cracks in the fragile local airlines industry. How e-waste can help solve the youth unemployment crisis. And, how AI can play a pivotal role in increased profitability in the manufacturing sector.
22 Jul 6AM 34 min

Kidnappings in SA on the rise

City Power and Eskom reach a fragile truce, but SA’s energy crisis is far from over says the Energy Minister. And a new report exposes the cost of SA’s ties to Iran.
21 Jul 4AM 30 min

Some good news for Transnet on the manganese front

New research reveals South Africans are surprisingly satisfied with their life insurers. How hunting tourism is bringing big bucks to rural economies. And an employer’s failure to comply with employment laws renders a foreign national’s dismissal unlawful.
18 Jul 6AM 32 min

Can FlySafair find common ground with pilots to prevent strike?

A pilot strike looms as FlySafair’s 5.7% wage increase is rejected by the union. SA hotels and kitchens under pressure to operate leaner, greener, and smarter. And, the Road Accident Fund board has been dissolved, but is it too little, too late, or just in time?
17 Jul 6AM 31 min

Labour law judgment: Free speech vs company culture

Gauteng is winning back some of Cape Town’s semigrants – a look at the drivers behind this move. Why returning to the office is good for your psyche. And, a new study reveals that women are still underrepresented on SA boards.
15 Jul 5AM 35 min

Security agencies under threat

Results from a global study show some African countries are thriving despite economic hardship. How ‘dark leadership’ is taking its toll on SA’s workforce. And, SA’s security services under threat – is the President being tough enough?
14 Jul 6AM 35 min

Trade wars: What’s at stake for SA?

SA’s security sector is facing a crisis of confidence – what will the President’s next move be? And why Trump’s tariffs will hurt the SA farming community at large.
11 Jul 5AM 35 min
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