Veteran journalist Jeremy Maggs brings you a fast-paced live daily news show covering a wide range of topics in business, economics and more. The show features exclusive interviews with captains of industry, CEOs, political leaders and prominent newsmakers, offering unique insights and in-depth analyses. Tune in on weekdays via the Moneyweb website and mobile app between 12h00 and 12h30.
Latest episodes
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7 min
[TOP STORY] Local bus manufacturing could add billions to SA's economy
‘There's a massive opportunity on the table. South Africa does already build world-class bus bodies,’ says Irshaad Kathrada, chief executive of the Localisation Support Fund. Money…
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37 min
Four months in: Is SA’s new lottery operator delivering?
Building buses at home could add R1bn to GDP. The economic stakes of South Africa’s local government elections. And can SA turn its biotech talent into global treatments? Moneyweb
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7 min
[TOP STORY] Medicine price hike imposed without proper consultation, industry warns
‘We weren't consulted. We don't understand the exact formula. How was this calculated? Because 2.88% is not an arbitrary number,’ says Thoneshan Naidoo, chief executive of the Heal…
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32 min
Who’s delivering water and who isn’t? SA’s 144 authorities mapped
Medicine prices rise again with a R1.4bn sting for schemes and households. SA isn’t building homes fast enough, and it's putting first-time buyers under pressure. And the growing p…
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8 min
[TOP STORY] Secrecy surrounding state capture trial is ‘dangerous’ for democracy
‘We are challenging the order that was made on 15 October, which imposes very broad restrictions on the public and the media's access to these proceedings,’ says Nicole Fritz, exec…
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35 min
What the MTBPS means for growth, jobs and the rand
Spy trial secrecy challenged in urgent court bid. Why health advocates want a minimum alcohol price. And a new survey finds that 65% of South Africans are struggling to make ends m…
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7 min
[TOP STORY] El Niño: SA farmers urged to prepare for a punishing summer
‘If people are not going to be proactive on this, it will have an effect on them. I do not believe that all the scientists in the world who predict this will, all collectively, be…
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32 min
Harties is SA’s Town of the Year and 85% of visitors come from Gauteng
Super El Niño: Minister warns SA not to be fooled by early rains. Standing still on energy is getting expensive for businesses. And the bigger tax story isn’t a rate hike, it’s Sar…
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9 min
[TOP STORY] SA needs a new strategy to drive growth and jobs
‘We have to make sure that we encourage entrepreneurship, we encourage individuals and small companies to innovate, and we also find partnerships,’ says Alan Hirsch, head of the Mi…
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37 min
Farming alongside leopards: Can coexistence work?
What will it take to create jobs and tackle SA’s unemployment crisis? Blocking bets via mobile networks could trigger legal showdown. And the staggering cost of SA’s food waste. Mo…
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8 min
[TOP STORY] Dairy farmers squeezed as Lactalis cuts milk prices by 10%
‘Most of these guys are running at a loss, especially when it's a 70 cents reduction, which is a 10% reduction that you just can't afford anymore,’ says André van Heerden, chief ex…
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34 min
Xenophobia threatens SA’s African trade ambitions
Dairy farmers squeezed as milk prices fall and costs soar. The R2bn plan to tackle child stunting. And Africa’s energy wake-up call – cutting dependence in a world of oil shocks. M…
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8 min
[TOP STORY] Cape Town’s water supply is stable, but for how long?
‘We need to start using water more responsibly and eventually reduce water usage should there be no rains in this particular month,’ says Dr Zahid Badroodien, MMC for Cape Town’s w…
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34 min
Why you’re paying 16.2% more for chicken
Is Cape Town heading for another water crisis? The push to make SA’s gender budget deliver. And where property investors are putting their money as economic pressure mounts. Moneyw…
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13 min
[TOP STORY] Former UK defence chief on the global power shift investors can't ignore
General Sir Nick Carter discusses shifting global power, US-China relations, the economic risks of conflict and the opportunities for South Africa. Moneyweb
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34 min
Counting the cost of SA’s violent unrest
Former UK defence boss on who is really in control and weaponising the world’s strategic chokepoints. The business of surviving catastrophes and the billion-rand aftermath. Moneywe…
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8 min
[TOP STORY] Constitutional Court violence signals growing threat to SA’s rule of law
‘I'm not aware of any instance that has disrupted the court's operation to this extent before and that really does take us into very troubling territory,’ says Chris Oxtoby, resear…
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33 min
Navi Pillay’s Nobel: A victory for justice, a headache for Trump
Pangas at the ConCourt an attack on democracy, says FUL. The R1.2bn investment in SA’s future workforce. AI, trust and the race to make technology work for everyone. Moneyweb
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8 min
[TOP STORY] The business betting on personalised meals for SA’s dogs
‘We are creating a meal plan, so you know exactly how much to feed your dog. It's often cheaper than other premium brands,’ says Benjamin Callens, founder and CEO of BuddyMeal. Mon…
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37 min
Politically homeless: Why millions of voters may stay home
SA’s pampered pooch economy gets a personalised menu. Why more investors are backing Southern African start-ups. And sport becomes a pathway to hospitality jobs. Moneyweb