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- South Africa's infrastructure backlog demands joint responsibility'I think we just have to see the issue of maintaining infrastructure as a collective issue. And by collective I mean public private partnerships,' says Bani Kgosana, chief revenue officer at Pragma. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast23 min
- How the telecoms industry can address SA's structural issuesCell C CEO Jorge Mendes on how affordable data and improved connectivity can reshape the economy. From fostering entrepreneurship to expanding financial inclusion, he highlights how technology empowers underserved communities, creating jobs and opportunities in the digital age. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast26 min
- Next phase in fixing SA? We've got brains in our heads and feet in our shoes …‘It's been phenomenal what the politicians have created. It feels for the first time in many, many years that we are pointed in the right direction’ – Vukile CEO Laurence Rapp on big-picture thinking, his proven way ‘to get good outcomes’ … and the wisdom of Dr. Seuss. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast26 min
- SA needs a logistics fixHennie Heymans, CEO of DHL South Africa, shares insights into the crucial challenges and transformative opportunities in the local logistics sector. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast27 min
- 52 Hennie HaymansMoneyweb and Jeremy Maggs bring you robust conversations with South Africa’s top business leaders. FixSA offers solutions for the country’s national issues. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast27 min
- Zelda la Grange shares Mandela’s timeless lessons on leadership and lifeOne of global luminary Nelson Mandela's closest aides remembers life principles garnered from his teachings on humility, respect, honesty, listening, and how to handle mistakes. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast24 min
- Healing the nation from its ‘multi-generational wounds’Ian Fuhr, founder of Sorbet, delves into SA’s socioeconomic divides, quoting Steve Biko as saying the greatest weapon in the hands of the oppressors was the minds of the oppressed. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast26 min
- The low-cost way of ‘creating large employment’A tech company preparing to open branches in Europe, localised businesses, where ‘this obsession with scale can be a constraint’, and the magic of blended financing – SA SME Fund CEO Ketso Gordhan on what’s happening in the small business sphere, and how government can get more economic bang for the taxpayer’s buck. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast24 min
- Sentiment is improving under the GNU – JSE CEOThe country is starting to screen well; our equity market has seen record inflows since the election. Many of the parties now at the governing table have a ‘let's get things done’ mentality, which tends to compound and snowball and create a sort of infectious energy. But we can't be naïve. Government must deliver, says Leila Fourie. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast24 min
- Is good old-fashioned discipline what SA really needs?Major General Roy Andersen, former CEO of the JSE, explains how his military training helped shape his career. From setting strategic goals to problem-solving, managing crises and maintaining ethical standards, his approach offers valuable insights for leaders in South Africa. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast23 min
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Moneyweb and Jeremy Maggs bring you robust conversations with South Africa’s top business leaders. FixSA offers solutions for the country’s national issues.