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Business BagelThis week’s local elections will test the ANC-DA partnership that holds the national government together, and foreign bond investors have already shown how fast they can leave.
Business BagelToday’s edition Home Office Presented by Good morning, it’s Tuesday the 27th of October. South Africans have trillions of rands invested overseas, and government has a new plan to bring some of the business around that money back home. Also in today’s show, Treasury
Business BagelGovernment guaranteed up to R1 billion of SAA's loans in August as jet fuel prices soared, and Treasury says a new equity partner is how it stops this happening again.
Business BagelThe president wants to take a study group to meet AI's biggest names after the elections, and translation is only the start of what the technology could do for the state.
Business BagelToday’s edition Crude Awakening Presented by Good morning, and welcome to your Monday Roundup. Government has found R10 billion to help South Africans deal with rising fuel prices, but there’s a much bigger problem that money won’t solve. We’ve also got Sanlam&
Business BagelGovernment's R10 billion cushion works on the price at the pump, while the bigger bill comes from a country that now buys most of its petrol and diesel already refined.
Business BagelToday’s edition House Rules Presented by Good morning, and welcome to your Thursday Roundup. Sun International is trying to get ahead of South Africa’s growing gambling problem, while government has a problem of its own ahead of next week’s mini-budget. Meanwhile, dairy farmers
Business BagelThe African Union has set up its own credit rating agency to take on Moody's, S&P and Fitch, but has yet to say who owns it, who runs it or when it will rate anyone.
Business BagelThe government says Starlink is welcome if it respects the 30% ownership rule, and the one route around that rule is stuck until the law changes.