Maggs

Host Moneyweb@Midday - Best SA Internet Radio Show 2026 Telkom Radio Awards. Host Hot Business on Hot 102.7 FM weeknights at 6pm

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On Moneyweb@Midday: rebuilding trust in South Africa’s lottery billions, questions over who controls R2.6bn meant for transport workers, a landmark 24-hour motorsport first for Kyalami, and what township spending is telling us about the real state of the consumer @Moneyweb

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On Moneyweb@Midday: could Thabo Mbeki could help break the SA-US deadlock, we investigate a disturbing online cruelty network reaching SA, look at the sectors still offering growth in a slowing world, and ask how AI is forcing the traditional MBA to reinvent itself @Moneyweb

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On Hot Business at 6pm tonight: Inside the R6 billion OnlyFans economy; how one ugly personal incident can become a corporate reputation crisis and can the National Lotteries Commission rebuild trust @Hot1027FM

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On Moneyweb@Midday: Mpox is on the rise, the taxi industry threatening a national shutdown, specialist nurse shortages putting patients at risk & women are still starting behind in the race for equal pay. I'll discuss these pressure points shaping South Africa today @Moneyweb

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Today on Moneyweb@Midday: inside South Africa’s R6bn OnlyFans economy, why 7 100 more South Africans have joined the dollar-millionaire club, how new import permit fees could hit consumers, and why recycling alone won’t solve the country’s waste crisis. @Moneyweb

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On Hot Business 6pm: SA has nurses so why are hospitals short of critical skills? Is the 5-day office week costing workers too much? Why does the gender pay gap begin before the first salary lands? And Africa is minting more millionaires - who is sharing in the boom? @Hot1027FM

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On Moneyweb@Midday: Washington raises the stakes in its fight with Pretoria. Africa faces a high-tech defence dilemma. East London’s sewage crisis threatens a vital economic hub. And could everyday stress be making us physically ill? @Moneyweb

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Markets wobble, oil stays painfully high and the Fed could change the mood again tonight. But Hot Business is about more than the numbers. Tonight: inflation, banking, tax, credit and the uncomfortable rise of gambling as a way of making ends meet. From 6pm @Hot1027FM

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On Moneyweb@Midday: Eight women. Eight deaths. And one terrifying question hanging over Gauteng. We examine the growing fears of serial murder, then turn to the battle for Joburg and the kingmakers who could decide who runs the city come November. @Moneyweb

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Could tougher rules for Netflix and WhatsApp cost you more? Also on #HOTBUSINESS: hijackings are down but are motorists really safer, SA cherries target China’s huge market, and WeWork asks whether the traditional office is running out of road. @Hot1027FM

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On Moneyweb@Midday: SA cherries chase a slice of China’s R53bn market, Netflix and WhatsApp face fresh competition scrutiny, SARS puts AI at the heart of its tax future, and why a R50 bet is starting to feel like an escape plan for cash-strapped young South Africans @Moneyweb

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On Monday Moneyweb@Midday: Trump turns up the pressure on Ramaphosa, DStv offers cheaper sport but no Boks, engineering loses its place as SA’s most in-demand skill, and mining safety remains a battle at the rockface. @Moneyweb

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On Moneyweb@Midday: Is Transnet really turning the corner? Should the state get out of vaccine production? Why are miners still dying at the rockface? And will Gauteng’s megacity vision make life better or more complicated? @Moneyweb

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On Moneyweb@Midday: Why does a 24-hour economy still rely on banking that keeps office hours? Can classroom technology fix SA’s reading crisis? Could a green apartment save you more than R500,000? And how should small tourism businesses prepare for the summer rush? @Moneyweb

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Tonight on Hot Business: What is still holding township businesses back, what a Gauteng megacity could mean for residents and investors, what Test rugby can teach us about managing money, and how one entrepreneur turned his pension into a growing transport business. @Hot1027FM

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On Moneyweb@Midday: Why are so many crimes still going unsolved, and why are deaf South Africans still battling to access basic government services? We also look at Africa bucking the slowdown in global air travel & how streaming is reshaping the television landscape. @Moneyweb

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On Moneyweb@Midday: why medical aid may need millions more members, how red tape is holding back township businesses, why parents want phones out of schools and a new push to market high end Scotch whisky to a discerning local market. @Moneyweb

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Diesel prices are piling pressure on farmers, graduates are asking which qualifications will actually lead to work, loyalty programmes promise savings in a stretched economy, and AI is reinventing the accountant’s job. Join me for Hot Business at 6pm @Hot1027FM

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On #MoneywebAtMidday today, falling vaccination rates raise fears of old diseases returning, farmers face a diesel shock at the worst possible time, Tatjana Smith turns up the pressure on Swimming SA, and the Martial Eagle lands on South Africa’s newest coins. @Moneyweb

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R5-million privacy fines. A car market being turned upside down. An auto masterplan facing tough questions. And parents pushing back against phones in schools. Four stories. Four pressure points. One hour of sharp business conversation. Hot Business tonight at 6pm @Hot1027FM