André Lourens, an economist from the Minerals Council SA, unpacks February’s 9.7% surge in mining production, driven by PGMs, gold, and manganese—and why iron ore and coal remain weak. We also examine easing input costs in February, the expected spike from March. Kaya FM

With the FIFA World Cup approaching, Mthobisi Mthimkhulu from Allan Gray, draws parallels between football strategy and investing. We discuss long‑term planning, emotional discipline, diversification, and how consistent decision‑making compounds over time. Kaya FM

Momentum Investments’ Herman van Papendorp explains why South African equities are emerging as one of the most attractively valued asset classes globally. We explore valuation gaps, improving domestic fundamentals and renewed foreign inflows Kaya FM

FNB & WesBank Senior Economist Thanda Sithole analyses February’s 2.8% drop in manufacturing output and the sharp fall in PMI activity. We unpack fuel‑related input costs, weak domestic demand, global uncertainty, and what this means for South Africa’s growth outlook in 2026 Kaya FM

Aviation expert Hein Kaiser discusses the resignation of SAA’s Group CEO, multiple board exits, and the appointment of an acting CEO. We explore governance concerns, operational stability, rising fuel costs, and whether SAA’s recovery trajectory is at risk amid intensifying competition and global uncertainty. Kaya FM

To unpack real career opportunities in South Africa’s growing property sector, we catch up with Property Point founder Shawn Theunissen. From valuations to commercial leasing and development, we explore high‑demand roles, entry routes for youth, and how township communities like Soweto can build their own property ecosystems Kaya FM

Standard Bank’s Norman Nyawo breaks down double‑digit growth in consumer spending over Easter 2026. We look at regional trends, sector winners, the rise of digital payments, and what this means for business confidence and SME growth heading into mid‑year. Kaya FM

Nedbank’s Salathiso Sikonje unpacks the latest NedFinHealth Monitor, revealing how South Africans are coping with rising living costs. We explore financial stress levels, improved budgeting habits, weak long‑term planning, and practical steps households can take to build sustainable wealth despite economic pressure. Kaya FM

DDG Tseliso Maqubela from the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources explains the root causes of South Africa’s steep April fuel hikes, the nationwide shortages, and what interventions are being considered to stabilise supply. Kaya FM

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 Kaya FM