Kaya 959 Kaya Biz

Kaya Biz

At the helm of Gauteng’s biggest business radio show, Kaya Biz, is Gugulethu who will be leading the conversation on what is next for the Afropolitan business landscape. The show presents local and international business news, entrepreneurship, corporate and investment banking. Since its inception in May 2006 Kaya Biz has grown from a half-an-hour daily finance update to an hour show bringing compelling business news and market reviews to listeners.
Daily English South Africa Business News · Investing
5,859 Episodes
1 – 20

Crypto After Death: SA’s New Estate‑Planning Blind Spot

Discovery Life’s Harry Joffe breaks down one of 2026’s biggest estate‑planning risks: digital assets. With millions of South Africans holding crypto — and most without valid Wills — families face major challenges accessing wallets, private keys and offshore platforms. We unpack access risks, executor expertise, tax implications, and how to…
21 Jul 1PM 13 min

Oil Prices Are Moving Faster Than Facts: The Foord Energy Outlook

Foord’s Linda Eedes, CFA, explains why oil markets are reacting faster than real‑world conditions. From tankers avoiding mined routes to insurers, refineries and global reserves struggling to normalise, we unpack the physical bottlenecks behind Brent’s volatility — and what this means for inflation, inventories and South African businesses in the…
21 Jul 1PM 19 min

Money Stress in SA: How 2026 Is Pressurising Households

DebtBusters’ Executive Head Benay Sager joins us to unpack the fifth annual Money‑Stress Tracker — revealing a sharp reversal in financial wellbeing across youth, women and lower‑income households. We explore rising inflation, electricity costs, debt burdens, provincial stress hotspots, and the resilience South Africans continue to show despite mounting pressure.
21 Jul 11AM 21 min

Commercial Property’s Uneven Comeback: What 2Q26 Tells Us About SA’s Economy

FNB Senior Economist Siphamandla Mkhwanazi unpacks the latest 2Q26 Commercial Property Insights — revealing an uneven recovery across office, retail and industrial segments. He explains why industrial property remains the standout performer, why office continues its long structural adjustment, and how moderating inflation and future rate cuts could reshape investment…
20 Jul 1PM 8 min

JSE gears up to host SheInvests 2026 Conference

The JSE SheInvests platform has become one of South Africa's leading initiatives dedicated to advancing women's financial literacy and investment confidence. SheInvests empowers women through accessible financial education, practical investment insights, and meaningful conversations that inspire long-term wealth creation. As the platform has grown into a nationally recognised movement, it…
20 Jul 1PM 9 min

BofAs’ Tatonga Rusike on SARB’s Next Move

With the July MPC meeting looming, Bank of America economist Tatonga Rusike unpacks South Africa’s inflation trajectory, rising expectations, and the tight call facing the Reserve Bank. He explains why the case for a rate hike and the case for a hold are both compelling — and what the decision…
20 Jul 1PM 12 min

Ford’s Neale Hill: Why 2026 Is a Make‑or‑Break Year for SA Auto

South Africa’s automotive sector is entering a defining six‑month stretch — one that Ford Africa President Neale Hill says will determine whether the industry engineers its growth or manages its decline. From municipal stability and regulatory clarity to global competition and household affordability, Hill outlines the five pressure points that…
20 Jul 12PM 22 min

Opportunities to strengthen bilateral trade

Top Story: Advocate Mtho Xulu discussed the launch of the Namibia–South Africa Business Council and how it aims to strengthen regional trade, investment and economic cooperation.
16 Jul 12PM 17 min

Between Hype and Fear: AI, War & the Hidden Risks in Global Markets

Izak Odendaal from Old Mutual Investments unpacks the global economy’s “crosscurrents of war and technology.” From oil price shocks to trillion‑dollar AI capex, rising leverage in tech supply chains, frothy market valuations, and the IMF’s subdued growth outlook — this episode helps investors navigate hype, fear, and everything in between.
15 Jul 1PM 11 min

Justice for Business — Faster, Fairer Company Dispute Resolution

Judge Dennis Davis breaks down the Companies Tribunal’s newly extended jurisdiction to arbitrate company disputes. Learn how businesses can resolve governance issues, director fallouts, and CIPC disagreements quickly, fairly, and for free — and why this matters for SMMEs navigating South Africa’s complex commercial landscape.
15 Jul 1PM 12 min

South Africa’s Farm Economy at a Turning Point

Agbiz Chief Economist Wandile Sihlobo unpacks the real state of South Africa’s agricultural economy: record grain and oilseed output, strong fruit exports, looming El Niño threats, livestock disease management, and rising regional trade tensions. A comprehensive outlook on the sector that feeds the nation — and drives billions in economic…
15 Jul 11AM 23 min

Same Dreams, Different Reality: Inside the 2026 Youth Barometer

South Africa’s youth still want financial independence, homeownership, stability and long‑term security — but the path is tougher. Standard Bank’s Tshiamo Molanda breaks down the latest Youth Barometer findings, showing how young people are adapting rather than lowering their ambitions. From strategic credit use and rising first‑time homeownership to digital‑first…
14 Jul 1PM 17 min

The State of South Africa’s Internet: Service Failures, Billing Pain & the AI Fix

DataEQ analysed more than 79,000 customer complaints across Facebook, X and Hellopeter — and the results are stark: every ISP in South Africa recorded negative operational sentiment. Managing Director Sarah Lamb unpacks why service channels are failing, why billing errors and cancellations are spiralling, and how outages turn into multi‑week…
14 Jul 1PM 14 min

Africa’s Blockchain Moment: Innovation Rising, Investment Lagging

Africa is producing more blockchain innovation than ever — but attracting less investment. In this panel discussion, Absa’s Rob Downes explains why Africa may be “the world’s most mispriced blockchain market,” while Bitexen SA CEO Mark Diuga breaks down how tokenisation and trusted digital infrastructure could reshape access to real‑world…
14 Jul 12PM 23 min

Old Mutual Nears R100 Billion in Claims: What 2025 Reveals About SA’s Health

Old Mutual shares insights from its latest claims data: R14.6 billion paid out in 2025, a 94% payout ratio, and a near‑R100 billion milestone since 2002. Severe illness claims remain dominated by the Big 4 — cancer, heart attacks, strokes and CABG — while disability claimants are getting younger and…
13 Jul 2PM 9 min

South Africa Tops Global Thrive Index: Why Mid‑Market Firms Are Thriving

Moore Infinity’s Danie Dörfling explains why South Africa recorded the highest Thrive Index score globally — 47.6 — outperforming 16 other economies. Despite geopolitical instability, rising costs and labour market fragility, SA mid‑market firms show strong business performance, driven by digital transformation, productivity gains and improving macro conditions. Danie breaks…
13 Jul 1PM 16 min

The Chocolate Crunch: Why SA Is Eating Less but Paying More

Eighty20’s Andrew Fulton unpacks South Africa’s chocolate economy. Consumption has dropped from 50% to 44% weekly, yet chocolate remains a national favourite. Lunch Bar overtakes Bar‑One, Clicks slabs surge 124% YoY, and demographic splits reveal sharply different preferences across gender and generations. Fulton also explains how cocoa supply shocks —…
13 Jul 12PM 11 min

Mid‑Year Money Check‑In: How Insurance Strengthens Financial Resilience

MiWay’s Sherry Sibeko joins Kaya Biz to unpack why June is the ideal moment for households to reassess their insurance cover. She explains how small policy adjustments, clearer understanding of exclusions, and aligning cover to current circumstances can protect financial progress and strengthen resilience for the rest of 2026.
9 Jul 1PM 14 min
1 – 20