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Welcome to BizNews Radio where we interview top thought leaders and business people from South Africa and across the globe.

  1. BizNews Briefing - Hersov on DiData Campus judgement; Cy Jacobs spots JSE winner

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    BizNews Briefing - Hersov on DiData Campus judgement; Cy Jacobs spots JSE winner

    Two of our most popular commentators are featured tonight, capitalist activist Rob Hersov provides context on Justice Denise Fisher’s Jhb High Court judgement slamming six execs of Dimension Data (including co-founders Jeremy Ord and Doc Watson); and 36ONE’s founder and CEO Cy Jacobs shares a JSE sector that hasn’t caught up with SA’s good news. Plus, why Foord’s Singaporean team are hot on China for 2025.

    31 Min.
  2. Rob Hersov unpacks DiData judgement and the abuse of BEE

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    Rob Hersov unpacks DiData judgement and the abuse of BEE

    South African entrepreneur and 'capitalist activist' Rob Hersov discusses Judge Denise Fisher's judgment against former Dimension Data executives. The case reveals alleged fraud involving a rigged R1.4 billion campus sale, exploiting the BEE framework. Hersov criticises the behaviour as harmful to capitalism, foreign investment, and governance while emphasising the judgment’s importance for upholding the rule of law.

    22 Min.
  3. Cy Jacobs: Navigating the investment maze in a volatile world

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    Cy Jacobs: Navigating the investment maze in a volatile world

    In an exclusive BizNews interview, 36One Asset Management co-founder Cy Jacobs unpacks his investment strategies amidst global uncertainty. From Tesla’s cult-like status to Bitcoin’s volatile allure, and the opportunities still hidden in South Africa's market, Jacobs provides a masterclass in balancing risk and opportunity.

    44 Min.
  4. Navigating global markets: Rashaad Tayob on inflation, China, and investment strategy for 2025

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    Navigating global markets: Rashaad Tayob on inflation, China, and investment strategy for 2025

    In this insightful interview, Rashaad Tayob, Chief Investment Officer at Foord Asset Management , offers his outlook for 2025, highlighting key global economic trends and investment opportunities. He discusses the potential for inflation to return, driven by factors such as fiscal and monetary stimulus, supply chain disruptions, and labor market changes. Tayob also predicts that emerging markets, particularly China, could outperform in the coming years, thanks to attractive valuations and growth in sectors like green energy. He advises investors to be cautious of overvalued U.S. equities and suggests looking at defensive sectors, like utilities, and higher-yielding assets in emerging markets. Tayob also touches on South Africa’s investment landscape, identifying opportunities in commodities linked to renewable energy. Overall, he encourages a diversified, balanced portfolio with an emphasis on sustainable, long-term growth and careful risk management.

    23 Min.
  5. The Lions Roar: A Minister’s “hospital pass” and the fight-back from wildlife farmers

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    The Lions Roar: A Minister’s “hospital pass” and the fight-back from wildlife farmers

    The South African Government’s latest moves to shut down the commercial lion industry have sparked outrage. In this interview with BizNews, Richard York, the CEO of Wildlife Ranching South Africa (WRSA), slams the government's handling of the issue, and expresses concern that Forestry, Fisheries and Environment Minister Dr. Dion George is being “ill-advised”. He says: “I feel sorry for Dr. George…I think he's been handed a hospital pass…” York also asks: “…is the Minister more concerned about climate change and about bringing funds over from overseas than actually addressing the challenges taking place in his own backyard.” York warns that should the lion industry be closed down, it would have a huge ripple effect. “We'll talk about disinvestment from other forms of game-ranching, where farmers will just convert to other forms of commercial agriculture because their right and their right to private property is being placed in jeopardy.” Meanwhile, WRSA is set to challenge the two Government gazettes containing a call for the “voluntary surrender” of African lion bones and the announcement of a draft notice to prohibit new captive lion breeding facilities.

    23 Min.
  6. BizNews Briefing - CEO on next decade for booming Easy Equities; RFK’s new job scares Big Pharma

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    BizNews Briefing - CEO on next decade for booming Easy Equities; RFK’s new job scares Big Pharma

    In today’s BizNews Briefing, host Alec Hogg shares highlights from an in-depth look into SA’s investing democratiser Easy Equities with its CEO, Purple Group’s Charles Savage. Plus FNB’s Chantal Marx on the big retail stocks; and Trump appointee RFK Junior has the leaders of Big Pharma in a spin.

    30 Min.
  7. 10 years of Easy Equities: Purple Group CEO Charles Savage on revolutionising retail investing in South Africa

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    10 years of Easy Equities: Purple Group CEO Charles Savage on revolutionising retail investing in South Africa

    From a bold startup to a billion-rand giant, Easy Equities celebrates a decade of democratizing investing. With over a million active clients and R60 billion in assets, Charles Savage, CEO of Purple Group, reflects on triumphs, challenges, and the vision to reshape wealth creation.

    59 Min.
  8. Visiting US Congressman on his “favourite” South African Elon Musk & his “rocky relationship” with Trump…

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    Visiting US Congressman on his “favourite” South African Elon Musk & his “rocky relationship” with Trump…

    US Congressman Thomas Massie took time out to speak to BizNews during a brief visit to South Africa. He describes billionaire Elon Musk as his favourite South African. “I do believe that he changed the course of history by buying Twitter, which is now renamed X, and allowing conservatives to have a voice that could go around the mainstream media in the United States.” Massie gives an update on his “rocky relationship” with President-elect Donald Trump and shares details of their recent chats. Furthermore, he discusses the Foreign Relations Committee’s negative view of South Africa. And he outlines the key objectives of the Trump Administration, warning, however: “I think he's got six months to show the American public that he's going to act on the mandate that he's received.” Meanwhile, in South Africa, Massie is talking to some of leading local thought leaders - and "trying to spread and exchange views on liberty and particularly libertarianism”.

    10 Min.
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