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Kaya 959에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Kaya 959 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.
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.
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Kaya 959에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Kaya 959 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.
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.
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1 FNB forecasts growth in Easter spend despite tough economic climate. 22:17
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GUEST – Ashley Saffy: FNB Card Head of Spend and Customer Value Management. As travel and family gatherings are traditionally the hallmarks of the Easter holiday period, FNB data forecasts increased spend over this period, led by accommodation, flights, fuel, DIY and hardware, as well as clothing categories. The bank notes that, last year, it saw an increase of 7.41% YOY in spend during the height of the holiday period, and anticipates this year’s spend to increase by just over 8 % in view of the expected transactional activity. Kaya FM…
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1 In conversation with MD of Vukile Property Fund Southern African, Itumeleng Mothibeli. 34:10
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In this thought-provoking conversation on KayaBiz, we sit down with Itumeleng Mothibeli, Managing Director for Southern Africa at Vukile Property Fund, we explore Vukile's bold footprint in township and rural retail, and how these spaces are being reimagined to genuinely serve the communities they operate in. From redefining retail in under-served markets to fostering the next generation of property leaders, Mothibeli shares his vision of an inclusive, community-driven property future. Whether you're a property investor, a retail enthusiast, or someone passionate about economic transformation, this conversation offers fresh perspective on where South African real estate is headed. Kaya FM…
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1 WTO estimates US & China trade to fall by 81% in the near future. 16:23
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GUEST - Donald MacKay is CEO of XA Global Trade Advisors The World Trade Organisation sharply cut its forecast for global merchandise trade from solid growth to a decline on Wednesday, saying further US tariffs and spillover effects could lead to the heaviest slump since the height of the COVID pandemic. The WTO said it expected trade in goods to fall by 0.2% this year, down from its expectation in October of 3.0% expansion. Kaya FM…
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1 EKASINOMICS - Africa’s First-Ever Glamping Expo Set to Revolutionize Sustainable Travel 17:00
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GUEST – Gugu Sithole, CEO of Glamping Adventures and expo founder The future of travel is here, and it’s redefining luxury through sustainability. Africa’s first-ever Glamping Expo, taking place at the Johannesburg Expo Centre, 20-21 June 2025, will showcase the transformative power of eco-conscious luxury tourism. As travellers worldwide seek immersive, environmentally responsible experiences, glamping has emerged as the perfect synergy between adventure and indulgence. Kaya FM…
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1 In conversation with TikTok: State of SA creator economy 29:37
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GUEST - Boniswa Sidwaba, Head of Content Operations for Sub-Saharan Africa at TikTok In this conversation with Boniswa we unpack the rapidly evolving landscape of the creator economy on the platform. From uniquely South African content trends and rising niche communities to the real talk on monetisation, brand partnerships, and fair compensation. How do local creators stack up against their global counterparts? What challenges do they face in a developing ecosystem, and what is TikTok doing to support them in turning creativity into sustainable careers? If you're curious about the future of content creation in South Africa or if you're a creator yourself, then this conversation is a must-listen. Kaya FM…
GUEST – Guy Lundy - South Africa Country Manager at Spencer Stuart The ability of the board and CEO to build a collaborative, supportive and productive working relationship is critical to maintaining high performance in times of rapid change. An online survey asked more than 2,400 CEOs, directors and academics globally about their biggest concerns and challenges. The report points out a big disconnect between boards and CEOs - 43% of board directors think they’re supporting effectively, but only 22% of CEOs agree. Kaya FM…
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1 Lawyers & estate agents are the weak links in SA’s greylist exit strategy. 14:24
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GUEST – Christopher Malan - Executive Manager – Compliance and Prevention at Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) Positive efforts and commitment by non-financial businesses and professions (DNFBPs) registered with the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) have significantly contributed to bringing South Africa closer to exiting the FATF (Financial Action Task Force) grey list. Despite these strides, the DNFBPs subject to supervision by the FIC, are reminded that the country has only partially addressed the grey listing concerns pertaining to DNFBP risk and compliance understanding, as raised by FATF. DNFBPs include legal practitioners, estate agents, trust service providers (including accountants), and dealers in precious stones and metals (including Krugerrands), and other dealers in high-value goods. Kaya FM…
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GUEST – Isaac Matshego – Nedbank Senior Economist SARB's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) left the repo rate at 7.50% at its March meeting, following cuts of 25 bps at each of the previous 3 meetings. While the MPC expected inflation to remain contained over the short term but feared that a global trade war could unsettle the rand and lead to renewed price pressures over the medium term. The MPC probably also took note of the Fed’s growing caution, understanding that a prolonged pause or even tighter monetary policy by the Fed could amplify the downward pressure on the rand. While stressing the upside risks, SARB nonetheless lowered its inflation forecasts to only 3.6% in 2025 and 4.5% in 2026 and 2027. The central bank expected lower oil prices to dampen the impact of the VAT rate hike, a weaker rand, and higher electricity tariffs over the short term.GUEST – Isaac Matshego – Nedbank Senior Economist SARB's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) left the repo rate at 7.50% at its March meeting, following cuts of 25 bps at each of the previous 3 meetings. While the MPC expected inflation to remain contained over the short term but feared that a global trade war could unsettle the rand and lead to renewed price pressures over the medium term. The MPC probably also took note of the Fed’s growing caution, understanding that a prolonged pause or even tighter monetary policy by the Fed could amplify the downward pressure on the rand. While stressing the upside risks, SARB nonetheless lowered its inflation forecasts to only 3.6% in 2025 and 4.5% in 2026 and 2027. The central bank expected lower oil prices to dampen the impact of the VAT rate hike, a weaker rand, and higher electricity tariffs over the short term.GUEST – Isaac Matshego – Nedbank Senior Economist SARB's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) left the repo rate at 7.50% at its March meeting, following cuts of 25 bps at each of the previous 3 meetings. While the MPC expected inflation to remain contained over the short term but feared that a global trade war could unsettle the rand and lead to renewed price pressures over the medium term. The MPC probably also took note of the Fed’s growing caution, understanding that a prolonged pause or even tighter monetary policy by the Fed could amplify the downward pressure on the rand. While stressing the upside risks, SARB nonetheless lowered its inflation forecasts to only 3.6% in 2025 and 4.5% in 2026 and 2027. The central bank expected lower oil prices to dampen the impact of the VAT rate hike, a weaker rand, and higher electricity tariffs over the short term. Kaya FM…
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GUEST – Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa – CEO of Tourism Business Council of South Africa Tourism Sector Shows Resilience Amid Challenges – TBCSA’s Latest Business Pulse Report The Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA) has released its latest Tourism Business Pulse Report, revealing a resilient yet challenged tourism industry. While the past year saw marginally above-normal performance, structural constraints continue to hamper the sector’s full recovery. Kaya FM…
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1 South Africa averages over 71 000 car insurance claims in the month of Easter. 13:05
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GUEST - Lebohang Tsotetsi, Insurance Risks Manager at SAIA. Easter vehicle accident claims have fallen since 2022 but remain high, says SAIA Insurance claims for vehicle accidents during the Easter month have shown an encouraging decline over the past two years, according to data submitted by members of the South African Insurance Association (SAIA) to an industry claims database. In spite of the decrease in accidents, the Easter and Christmas period remain the two annual peak periods for motor insurance claims. Figures collated from this database show that over the Easter month during the Covid-19 lockdown in 2021, there were 62 963 motor accident claims submitted by SAIA members to its database. During the Easter period in 2022, there was a significant spike in motor accident claims, rising to 89,655, which marked a 42% increase from the previous year—following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. Kaya FM…
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1 ALLAN GRAY: Long-term lessons for navigating volatility. 11:47
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GUEST – Horacia Naidoo-McCarthy, a manager in the Institutional Clients team at Allan Gray As US President Donald Trump announced steep tariffs earlier this month, global share markets sold off massively. Investors were clearly rattled by the potential impact that these tariffs could have on global trade and shifted their portfolios accordingly. As with COVID-19, understandably, many investors reacted emotively and locked in permanent losses as a result. Extreme situations make us feel like we have to do something different to respond to the current moment; but perhaps the best course of action is to stick to the basics and follow the logic that has proven to pay off over long time periods. Horacia Naidoo-McCarthy, a manager in the Institutional Clients team at Allan Gray, joins Kaya Biz to share some long-term lessons on navigating extreme volatility – based on what we have seen in the past. Kaya FM…
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1 TIKTOK Trends: Should you buy luxury brands from original luxury stores or from Chinese suppliers? 20:52
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GUEST - Michael Zahariev, co-founder of Luxity and Thebe Ikalafeng – Founder of Brand Africa Social media has once again sparked a major conversation, this time, around the luxury goods industry. Recent viral videos on platforms like X and TikTok are pulling back the curtain on just how many high-end items from handbags to watches are actually being manufactured in China, even when sold under iconic European or American brand names. As consumers become more aware of where their luxury items are made, the question being asked is: why pay top dollar at a flagship store when many of the same products seem to come out of the same factories as more affordable alternatives? Kaya FM…
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1 Second hand vehicle market booming in SA, with Toyota, Ford, and Suzuki showing strong sales growth. 9:57
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GUEST - George Mienie, CEO of AutoTrader. The South African used car market continues to build momentum, with March 2025 showing strong month-on-month (MoM) and year-on-year (YoY) growth, indicating renewed consumer confidence as we move into the second quarter of the year. According to the latest data from AutoTrader, 29,896 used vehicles were sold last month, marking a YoY increase of +9.6% and a MoM rise of +3.5%. The increase in sales can be partly attributed to the fact that there were more selling days in March than in February. Kaya FM…
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1 The intersection between luxury goods and financial crimes. 22:58
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GUEST – Steven Powell, head of ENSafrica's forensics practice Luxury goods encompass high-end items that are associated with prestige and significant monetary value. In the context of financial crime, luxury goods such as watches, cars, jewelry, yachts, and art are often targeted by money launderers. These items can serve as relatively easily acquired and easily transferable assets, which can be used for the placement, layering, and integration stages of money laundering schemes. Kaya FM…
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1 VAT hike & cost of living pressure: How businesses can boost employee value amid shrinking income. 13:30
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GUEST - Lindiwe Sebesho, Managing Director of Remchannel. The South African government has concluded its 2025 budget deliberations, announcing a VAT increase of 0.5% from May 2025, and a possible further 0.5% hike by April 2026 as part of measures to address the growing budget deficit. While the country will not face increases in personal income tax or corporate tax rates, both fiscal drag and the VAT hike will still have significant implications for businesses and employees alike. Kaya FM…
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