Image | PRIME Energy drink promo @loganpual /Twitter Over R500 for a 500ml bottle, Prime energy drink arrives in SA. Social media was abuzz over the weekend when news that a popular energy drink had gone on sale in South Africa, and it comes with a hefty price tag. Prime energy drink will cost you above R500 in South Africa, that what you pay for a 500ml bottle. Why is […]
The 100-day countdown event for #Trek4Mandela at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange Gugulethu Mfuphi to #Trek4Mandela at Mount Kilimanjaro. Kaya Biz host Gugulethu Mfuphi has joined the 2023 climbers of #Trek4Mandela who will for six days be climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain on the African continent and the highest free-standing mountain in the world. [WATCH] Preparations for the annual #TrekForMandela are currently underway at Johannesburg Stock Exchange this afternoon. MK#KayaNews […]
Image | Wikimedia Commons SANRAL & Government may not be able to write off outstanding e-toll debt. There may still be no end in sight with the e-toll situation for motorists in the Gauteng province. Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Daryl Swanepoel, CEO of Inclusive Society Institute who shared the their organization's concerns when it comes to the the e-tolls. LISTEN TO THE FULL CONVERSATION HERE: The Inclusive […]
Photo by Blake Wisz on Unsplash Is it a good time to get into debt? We can all agree that the cost-of-living in the country continues to get worse and consumers are gradually reaching the end of their financial ropes. Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Rapule Mahlangu - Head of Associations and Affinity Groups at Metropolitan to answer whether or not it is a good time to get […]
Image: Brand South Africa Government has confirmed that provisional liquidation of SA Post Office is going ahead. The Post Office has consistently experienced annual losses, and impending layoffs could result in the loss of 6,000 employees. It is reported that SA Post Office's debts stand at some R4 billion. Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Mark Barnes - Former South African Post Office (SAPO) CEO about what is currently […]
Image | GCIS Trevor Manuel says government must get its house in order to resolve myriad of challenges facing South Africa. Trevor Manuel, chairman of Old Mutual and a former finance minister, has given a damning appraisal of the political establishment in the nation, He has argued that it is past due for the government to organize itself in order to address the various problems the nation is currently facing. […]
Image | Supplied 'Hetty The Entrepreneur' is helping entrepreneurs monetize their passion If you are a budding entrepreneur and have found yourself falling in love with a certain hobby that you feel could make you money Hetty The Entrepreneur could possibly turn you idea into bank notifications. The possibilities are always endless if you are prepared to put in the hours, even if you’re happy at your job, chances are […]
Image: Paul Efe from Pexels 66% of township businesses have cut jobs due to load shedding. Load shedding has ravaged many businesses across South Africa, especially in the townships. Beyond multiple business struggling to keep up with increased rolling blackouts, the economy has been crippled, which has pushed the country into a likely recession, halted business operations and shattered foreign investor interest. New data by Nedbank, conducted in partnership with […]
Tupperware says it could soon be going out of business. US company and one of Mzansi's uniquely nostalgic company Tupperware, has warned that it could be going out of business,. According to reports the stock prices continues to fall for the company known for its kitchen and storage containers. USA today reports that the company said there is "substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern" […]
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