Moneyweb@Midday, 31 Jul Cannabis could be big business – what’s holding SA back? · Moneyweb Radio

Cannabis could be big business – what’s holding SA back?

Loading player...

How AI can help solve SA’s water crisis. Why African nations are reimagining how goods move across borders. And are fine wines and art still a time-tested path to wealth?

31 Jul 2025 5AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

Phishing emerges as SA’s biggest cyber weapon

Gold rush chaos prompts illegal mining clampdown. Can the Budget Speech really boost confidence and jobs – or is it just numbers on paper? And 10 years of Starbucks, what it takes to build a global brand locally.

17 Feb 4AM 35 min

[TOP STORY] Pork prices surge as outbreaks spread and state response criticised

‘I think the minister has realised what crisis he is in. It's solely on the minister to react and to give instructions to his staff to buy the vaccines and to implement the process,’ says Arnold Prinsloo, CEO of Eskort.

16 Feb 7AM 8 min

What national FMD disaster means for food and farmers

Foot-and-mouth crisis pushing pork prices higher. Sona signals tougher tax enforcement ahead. And SA winemaker claims global chenin blanc crown again.

16 Feb 5AM 32 min

[TOP STORY] Business backs Ramaphosa reforms but urges implementation

‘If we can create an environment for the private sector to invest, then certainly we can start to see a rollout not only of investment but of infrastructure,’ says Martin Kingston, chair, Business for South Africa.

13 Feb 7AM 6 min

Love in the age of AI: Dating scams get smarter

The risk of inertia and slow implementation post Sona. And love and loans collide this Valentine’s Day.

13 Feb 5AM 29 min

Cannabis could be big business – what’s holding SA back?

Other recent episodes

Phishing emerges as SA’s biggest cyber weapon

[TOP STORY] Pork prices surge as outbreaks spread and state response criticised

What national FMD disaster means for food and farmers

[TOP STORY] Business backs Ramaphosa reforms but urges implementation

Love in the age of AI: Dating scams get smarter

Products

Resources

Company