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‘At the moment, we are seeing that the brand alone doesn’t help to retain a customer … they look at the brand experience, the ownership experience as part of the value that they are seeking,’ says Liezel Jonkheid of the Consumer Psychology Lab.
‘Shipping lines have begun to impose what is called war surcharge, which is roughly about R40 per carton of fresh fruit. That in percentage terms is something like 20% of their farm gate revenue,’ says Dr Iraj Abedian, founder and CEO of Pan-African Investment and Research Services.
‘International oil companies are seeking very much to work with local suppliers and to build out the workforce using local personnel’ – Dr Ross Compton, EnerGeo Alliance.
From Moneyweb@Midday’s focus on national stories shaping the news cycle to strategic conversations on Mandates & Megaphones, these shows prove that public appetite for straight answers and action is growing.
South Africa’s Best Internet Show winner at the 2025 Telkom Radio Awards will be back on the 5th of January.
‘If you gambled with a site that is in Germany, what is going to happen is you will have to surrender those winnings to us. Then we do an investigation. Then we determine whether it is unlawful,’ says Lungile Dukwana, acting CEO of the National Gambling Board.
Goldilocks or gut punch? What 2026 holds for the global economy. Festive-season warning – illegal online gambling surges as scammers target South Africans. And hits, hijackings, hashtags and hope: What really moved SA in 2025.
A 10-year collusion? SA moves to prosecute world’s biggest shipping lines. Telecoms face cyber, climate and capital threats in a ‘permacrisis’ world. And more than two-thirds of SA SMEs plan price hikes amid rising costs.
This week we looked at an alarming trend of MP abductions, electricity-driven strain in the ferrochrome industry, rejected calls for a higher matric pass mark, and the world’s turn toward deal-based diplomacy.
‘The ability of the members around the table to arrive at a document early this morning that they were all comfortable with, I think is a good example of international cooperation, even when we don’t necessarily agree on everything,’ says Elizabeth Sidiropoulos, CEO of the South African Institute of International Affairs.