Does today's interest rate hike mean you should fix your home loan? The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has hiked the repo rate by 0.5%, a massive blow to homeowners that has led to many asking what options exist to keep afloat. Kaya Biz with Guguletthu Mfuphi spoke to Mfundo Mabaso, Growth Head, FNB Home Finance about whether the interest rate hike means homeowners should fix their home loans. LISTEN […]
SARS to take a tougher stance when assessing crypto trading activities. The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has taken notice of the surge in South Africans entering the cryptocurrency market sector. In South Africa, where the revenue service recently clarified that crypto asset profits and gains are liable to the standard rules of income and capital gains taxes, crypto assets have recently been defined as a financial instrument. Also Read: […]
There have been unjustified price hikes for staple foods in South Africa. The Competition Commission reports that over the past two years, customers in South Africa have been subjected to "opportunistic price increases" for maize meals as well as unjustified price increases for sunflower oil, white, and brown bread. Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Dr. Thulani Mandiriza - Principal Economist at the Competition Commission about the report and […]
By Zuko Komisa Data finds that 65% of middle-income earners want ANC out of office in 2024. According to a BrandMapp-Silverstone report posted on the website of Cape Town-based consultancy WhyFive, a recent online survey of nearly 1500 adults showed that 65% of middle-class earners are seriously considering not supporting the African National Congress in next year's general elections. Kaya Biz with Gugulehu Mfuphi spoke to Brandon de Kock - […]
By Zuko Komisa Financially distressed consumers are cashing out on life savings to survive. According to the Association for Savings and Investment South Africa(Asisa), more financially disadvantaged South Africans are cashing out their investments and savings and giving up their insurance policies in order to live as they feel the effects of the nation's severe economic slowdown. Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Hennie de Villiers, deputy chair of […]
By Zuko Komisa How Silicon Valley Bank’s closure will affect African start-ups. There's been widespread shock following the closure of Silicon Valley Bank and the impact it will have on African start-ups. Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) which is based in Santa Clara, California caters to the tech industry and venture capital funds across the world that invest in startups. Also Read: Some recovery in generation capacity but Stage 4 loadshedding […]
By Zuko Komisa South African economy shrinks by 1.3% in the fourth quarter. In the final quarter of 2022, South Africa's economy shrank more than anticipated as a result of an increase in periodic power outages, which also caused the majority of industries—from mining to agriculture—to contract. Also Read: One killed and 21 others injured as bakkie rolls over on M71 in Johannesburg Listen to analysis of what this means […]
By Zuko Komisa Takatso Aviation welcomes R1 billion SAA allocation. The SA government has announced a further R1 billion ($55 million) "to assist the carrier with its business rescue process." Minister Godongwana said that the allocation was made as part of the government's dedication to the business rescue effort that SAA left in April 2021. It will be used to pay off outstanding debts, particularly those from the time SAA […]
By Zuko Komisa South Africa has been greylisted by the Financial Action Task Force. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), an intergovernmental organization that establishes international standards to fight money laundering and terrorist financing, has placed South Africa on its "grey list." The choice was made by the FAFT at a gathering this week in Paris. With this decision, South Africa joins nations like Syria, Cuba, Yemen, and Mozambique. Nigeria […]
He has held it down in the world of mid-morning radio with the best music, riveting topics, brilliant mixes and interesting guests. Every weekday, The Best T proves why he is the BEST by connecting to you like only your bro or favourite uncle could. He lets his listeners dictate the songs they want to hear in the ever-popular Top 10 at 10, and his Three Teaspoons never run out. Catch The Best T in the City Mondays to Fridays from 09h00 to 12h00.
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Feel good about feeling good! That's exactly what The Feel-Good show is about. An escape from the negativity that surrounds us, indulging you in good feels. Pass it on to one and all. Spread the good feeling around Gauteng with Andy Maqondwana.
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Every "Hive" needs a Queen B and Bonolo "Bee Sting" Molosiwa is Kaya 959's honey who brings in the money. With her bubbly personality, infectious laugh, Bee Sting radiates positive energy which is all you need to get your weekend off to the best start. Don't miss the Afrobeat Dancehall Ragga (ADR) Top 10 on The Hive with Bee Sting every Saturday from 18h00 - 21h00.
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End your day on a high, wrapped in energy that helps you truly unwind. Mablerh doesn’t just host a night show he reimagines it, flipping conventional radio on its head and creating a space that celebrates the codeswitcher spirit
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