Moneyweb@Midday

1. [TOP STORY] Swimming SA accused of silencing athletes through restrictive contracts

   13.11.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

   ‘If a similar case arises, such as the case of Tatjana with all the prize money, athletes are not allowed at all to then go to the media and shed light on this unlawful act,’ says Wian Spies, director at Hurter …

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   ‘If a similar case arises, such as the case of Tatjana with all the prize money, athletes are not allowed at all to then go to the media and shed light on this unlawful act,’ says Wian Spies, director at Hurter Spies Attorneys. Moneyweb

2. Maimane: Ramaphosa exit would have major economic implications

   13.11.202632 Min.Als Nächstes

   The pressures that could see more swimmers follow Tatjana abroad. Digital concierges set to change how hotels serve guests and boost revenue in 2027. Moneyweb

3. [TOP STORY] R200m levy aims to strengthen SA’s red meat industry

   12.11.20267 Min.Als Nächstes

   ‘We, as industry said, we need to step in and be the determiners of our own future. If we're going to wait for government to do this, we're going to wait forever,’ says Dewald Olivier, chief executive of Red …

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   ‘We, as industry said, we need to step in and be the determiners of our own future. If we're going to wait for government to do this, we're going to wait forever,’ says Dewald Olivier, chief executive of Red Meat Industry Services. Moneyweb

4. The missing voters: SA’s stark township–suburb turnout gap

   12.11.202633 Min.Als Nächstes

   Red meat levy funds the fight against disease. Crypto’s biggest-ever hack exposes the risks behind the riches. And the recipe for restaurants that keep diners coming back. Moneyweb

5. [TOP STORY] Joburg’s R10bn wage commitment raises fresh questions over affordability

   11.11.20267 Min.Als Nächstes

   ‘This is essentially a commitment of funds that don't exist, and you can't commit funds and agree to an increase when you actually don't have the revenue to support it,’ says Professor Alex van den Heever …

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   ‘This is essentially a commitment of funds that don't exist, and you can't commit funds and agree to an increase when you actually don't have the revenue to support it,’ says Professor Alex van den Heever, adjunct professor at the Wits School of Governance. Moneyweb

6. Africa’s next chapter needs factories

   11.11.202633 Min.Als Nächstes

   Who pays for Joburg’s election-eve wage commitment? Staying competitive when the world won’t stand still, lessons for business leaders. And how scammers turn fear and trust into financial losses. Moneyweb

7. [TOP STORY] Can new coalitions turn around SA’s struggling municipalities?

   10.11.20269 Min.Als Nächstes

   ‘The economic climate that you create at the local level is now as important for South Africa's future economic performance as it is at the national level,’ says Professor Raymond Parsons of the North-West …

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   ‘The economic climate that you create at the local level is now as important for South Africa's future economic performance as it is at the national level,’ says Professor Raymond Parsons of the North-West University School of Business and Governance. Moneyweb

8. Coalition crunch: Parties must deliver more than deals for positions

   10.11.202636 Min.Als Nächstes

   Municipal election results put growth and investment in focus. Following the money in SA’s pet economy. Black Friday shoppers grow sceptical of deals. Moneyweb

9. [TOP STORY] ActionSA lays down conditions for Joburg coalition deal

   09.11.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

   ‘We are deeply concerned that any government led by Helen Zille, not the DA, Helen Zille, would have the same levels of instability and present racially skewed patterns of service delivery,’ says ActionSA …

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   ‘We are deeply concerned that any government led by Helen Zille, not the DA, Helen Zille, would have the same levels of instability and present racially skewed patterns of service delivery,’ says ActionSA national chair, Michael Beaumont. Moneyweb

10. Petrol relief in sight as oil prices fall and the rand strengthens

    09.11.202636 Min.Als Nächstes

    ActionSA weighs its next move as election results set the stage for coalition talks. The growing gap between SA’s rich and cash-strapped consumers. And why Africa is struggling to sell more goods to the world. Moneyweb

11. [TOP STORY] Joburg’s coalition puzzle: Three scenarios that could shape its future

    06.11.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘The DA and ActionSA could have a three-way deal where they sweep up all the cities in Gauteng and lock the ANC out of power,’ says Sam Mkokeli, lead partner at Mkokeli Advisory. Moneyweb

12. From Kraaifontein to World Cup glory: The making of Cheslin Kolbe

    06.11.202635 Min.Als Nächstes

    Municipal elections reshape local power as ANC support slides. Joburg’s coalition clock ticks as Mashaba’s Zille veto raises the stakes. And Black November tests strained budgets. Moneyweb

13. [TOP STORY] Weather, logistics and court rulings tested IEC election plans

    05.11.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘On many metrics, we can say it was an operational success,’ says IEC deputy chief electoral officer, Masego Sheburi. Moneyweb

14. Midterm upsets weaken Trump: What it means for SA trade and diplomacy

    05.11.202635 Min.Als Nächstes

    IEC on turnout, voting snags and the count. The effects of Agoa exclusions on local farmers. And are executive being rewarded for failure? Moneyweb

15. [TOP STORY] Voters abandon ANC, but opposition parties fail to inspire confidence

    03.11.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘People believe that politicians can't be trusted. They also say that politicians are only interested in their own welfare and in that of their friends, family and their patronage networks,’ says Mari Harris …

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    ‘People believe that politicians can't be trusted. They also say that politicians are only interested in their own welfare and in that of their friends, family and their patronage networks,’ says Mari Harris, political analyst at Ipsos. Moneyweb

16. SA begins JET skills zone rollout

    03.11.202630 Min.Als Nächstes

    ANC support slides as Ipsos poll points to coalition battles in key metros. Gambling industry challenges Treasury’s 20% tax proposal. Moneyweb

17. [TOP STORY] Durban's Olympic bid faces questions over cost, corruption and accountability

    02.11.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘I could say that Durban lacks the moral and ethical fibre, and the organisational and administrative integrity and capacity to host the Games,’ says Professor Brij Maharaj of the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Moneyweb

18. Wage dispute rages on, Joburg services suffer

    02.11.202634 Min.Als Nächstes

    Durban eyes Olympic glory as safety and spending questions mount. Digital passports take flight as travellers demand faster airport journeys. Why your voting station may have changed. Moneyweb

19. [TOP STORY] Pityana: Economic despair is fuelling hostility towards foreign nationals

    30.10.20269 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘South Africa's economy has not been performing in the last probably 10 to 15 years and there's a phenomenon of an economy that is actually not progressing in any manner whatsoever,’ says veteran anti-apartheid …

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    ‘South Africa's economy has not been performing in the last probably 10 to 15 years and there's a phenomenon of an economy that is actually not progressing in any manner whatsoever,’ says veteran anti-apartheid activist, Dr Barney Pityana. Moneyweb

20. A tourist attraction in ruins: How Gqeberha is squandering its heritage

    30.10.202635 Min.Als Nächstes

    SA's anti-migrant violence: Pityana condemns a nation looking away. Could the local government elections change where South Africans choose to buy homes? And SA’s construction sector faces a costly digital …

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    SA's anti-migrant violence: Pityana condemns a nation looking away. Could the local government elections change where South Africans choose to buy homes? And SA’s construction sector faces a costly digital wake-up call. Moneyweb

21. [TOP STORY] Black November puts e-commerce operations under pressure

    29.10.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘I think the reality is small e-commerce merchants are more vulnerable… they probably need to plan a little bit more and make sure that they invest in their inventory,’ says Anita Erasmus, chief executive of …

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    ‘I think the reality is small e-commerce merchants are more vulnerable… they probably need to plan a little bit more and make sure that they invest in their inventory,’ says Anita Erasmus, chief executive of Bob. Moneyweb

22. Gold above $4 100: What your Krugerrand is really worth

    29.10.202634 Min.Als Nächstes

    Dogs, donkeys and even bees: SA's sweeping new animal ID rules. Black Friday's hidden risk: When too many sales become a business nightmare. And behind the ballot, the digital infrastructure powering SA’s …

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    Dogs, donkeys and even bees: SA's sweeping new animal ID rules. Black Friday's hidden risk: When too many sales become a business nightmare. And behind the ballot, the digital infrastructure powering SA’s elections. Moneyweb

23. [TOP STORY] Using borehole water? Why you could still pay municipal charges

    28.10.20269 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘If you are putting water that you draw out the borehole back into the sewer system, which is the municipality sewer system, you are utilising their services,’ says Chantelle Gladwin-Wood, head of public law at …

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    ‘If you are putting water that you draw out the borehole back into the sewer system, which is the municipality sewer system, you are utilising their services,’ says Chantelle Gladwin-Wood, head of public law at HBGSchindlers Attorneys. Moneyweb

24. Petrol, politics and the polls: Unpacking Godongwana’s fuel relief

    28.10.202634 Min.Als Nächstes

    You paid for the borehole, now the municipality wants a cut. SA consumers have had enough of paying for services they don’t get. And household hunger reaches its highest level since 2010. Moneyweb

25. [TOP STORY] Joburg’s broken finances could doom its next mayor

    27.10.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘You can't say I'm the popular mayor and therefore I know how to fix corruption, or therefore I can manage this budget. You can't,’ says Mark Barnes, former chief executive of the South African Post Office. Moneyweb

26. Ratings upgrade on the cards after Moody’s thumbs-up

    27.10.202634 Min.Als Nächstes

    Why even the best turnaround plan might not be sufficient to deal with Joburg’s broken finances. A new survey shows financial stress affects mental health across generations. And big brand values surge by …

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    Why even the best turnaround plan might not be sufficient to deal with Joburg’s broken finances. A new survey shows financial stress affects mental health across generations. And big brand values surge by R232bn. Moneyweb

27. [TOP STORY] Nobel laureate Navi Pillay on justice, power and accountability

    26.10.202619 Min.Als Nächstes

    From threats to international justice to corruption and poor governance at home, the Nobel winner reflects on power, human rights and the fight for accountability. Moneyweb

28. Nobel winner Navi Pillay talks justice, power and accountability with Jeremy Maggs

    26.10.202630 Min.Als Nächstes

    Could El Niño drive up food prices in SA? Moneyweb

29. [TOP STORY] Vehicle repossession: What banks can and cannot legally do

    23.10.20268 Min.Als Nächstes

    ‘There are only two instances where a bank can legally retake possession of a vehicle from its customer,’ says Johan Brouwer of the National Financial Ombud Scheme. Moneyweb

30. Who gets the vaccines? Global pandemic deal under pressure

    23.10.202635 Min.Als Nächstes

    Can the bank legally repossess your car? The cash is coming, but red tape could keep SA’s minerals underground. Five million applications expose SA’s desperate fight for entry-level work. Moneyweb

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