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
5,365 Episodes
2980 – 3000

BUSA warns SA ripe for repeat of 2021 unrest.

Top business and government officials have warned that South Africa is set to face a repeat of the July 2021 riots as very little has been done to address the issues facing the country over the last year. Speaking to BusinessDay, Business Unity South Africa chief executive Cas Coovadia says…
11 Jul 2022 5AM 9 min

WEALTH CREATION: What investors can do in these difficult markets.

In the words of Peter Lynch two years after the March 2020 Covid crash - “More money has been lost in crises trying to predict what is going to happen than actually in them”. As with all things unknown and uncertain, it is human nature to speculate how things will…
11 Jul 2022 5AM 16 min

SABC and MultiChoice set to face off over lucrative sports.

The SABC has lodged a Competition Commission complaint against MultiChoice’s sports broadcasting division, SuperSport. “The SABC can confirm that the Corporation has lodged a complaint with the Competition Commission,” SABC communications head Ndindi Cola said in an emailed statement. “At this stage the matter is handled in that platform and…
11 Jul 2022 5AM 16 min

Fuel saving hacks- experts warns against popping pills in tanks.

Fuel and motor experts have called the bluff on so-called fuel-saving tablets and other related products promising to dramatically reduce fuel consumption and help consumers save money at the pump. With fuel prices soaring to all-time highs and motorists buckling under financial pressure to get by with the cost of…
11 Jul 2022 5AM 10 min

One year since July unrest - How far have we come?

It's been a year since the deadly riots that set fire to parts of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, but none of the alleged instigators have been convicted for fanning the flames. ` Many questions remain unanswered about the harrowing events President Cyril Ramaphosa labelled as a ''failed insurrection'' in July last…
7 Jul 2022 4AM 19 min

PIVOT POINT: Lehohla hails significance of launch of the Economic Modelling Academy.

Dr Pali Lehohla joins us to talk about the objectives of his latest project, the Economic Modelling Academy (EMA), a programme aimed at addressing a lack of extensive planning in implementing government policy. The Economic Modelling Academy has a profound acronym, Ema. In the Sesotho languages Ema carries paradoxical meanings…
7 Jul 2022 4AM 16 min

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 4AM 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 4AM 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 4AM 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 4AM 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 4AM 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 3AM 9 min
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