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BizNews Briefing: Loadshedding; Tshwane; PWC; Lomas; Perplexity

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In this episode of the daily BizNews programme, editor Alec Hogg taps into the hottest stories of the moment from an end date for loadshedding through to how former Group Five CEO Mike Lomas got sucked into corruption; plus the inevitability of the Big Four accounting firms splitting their businesses; to a potential nightmare for Google - and Neil de Beer on the Tshwane showdown.

23 Sep 2024 12PM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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