Salaries Are Not Being Paid
Loading player...
New payroll data shows almost 21% fewer salary payments were made in South Africa in June, compared to the same month last year.
Other recent episodes
PIVOT POINT: Nkuna on Redefining Leadership in Africa’s Legal Sector
Newly appointed COO of Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, Phetheni Nkuna, joins Pivot Point to discuss her rise from employment law specialist to one of the most influential operational leaders in African legal practice.
From Pledges to Projects: Can Gauteng Turn Investment Promises into Real Growth?
Gauteng is chasing R200 billion in new commitments after securing R312.5 billion in pledges last year — but only 28–30% of those have converted into real projects. PwC Chief Economist Lullu Krugel joins us to unpack the credibility of the province’s investment story
Fuel Shock Survival: Why Pre‑Owned Hybrids Are Becoming SA’s New Safety Net
With petrol heading toward R26 per litre and diesel nearing R28, South Africans are searching for practical ways to stay mobile. Weelee CEO Errol Levin explains why pre‑owned hybrids are emerging as the smartest hedge against fuel volatility
FDI at a Turning Point: What Global Investors Expect in 2026
Kearney’s Global Business Policy Council unveils the 2026 FDI Confidence Index®, revealing the top global and emerging markets expected to attract investment over the next three years. Africa Managing Partner Theo Sibiya breaks down the trends shaping investor sentiment
Inside Your Pocket: Why SA’s Cost of Living Keeps Climbing
Electricity inflation has surged 85% since 2020, water is up 68%, and low‑income households now spend nearly 67% of their income on food and utilities. Senior economist Raksha Darji unpacks the Competition Commission’s March 2026 Cost of Living Report — revealing structural failures, pricing behaviour, and what must change to…