POWER Business is on every week, offering a wrap-up of the day’s business news, analysis of market trends and advice on all money-related matters. POWER Business also has a human interest focus, unpacking the nature of the economy and empowerment more broadly.

POWER Business is on every week, offering a wrap-up of the day&rsquo;s business news, analysis of market trends and advice on all money-related matters. POWER Business also has a human interest focus, unpacking the nature of the economy and empowerment more broadly.

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POWER Business is on every weeknight, offering a wrap-up of the day’s business news, analysis of market trends and advice on all money-related matters. POWER Business also has a human interest focus, unpacking the nature of the economy and empowerment more broadly.

POWER Business is on every weeknight, offering a wrap-up of the day&rsquo;s business news, analysis of market trends and advice on all money-related matters. POWER Business also has a human interest focus, unpacking the nature of the economy and empowerment more broadly.

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John Loos Independent Economist 

Now we reflect on today’s events, as anti-illegal immigration protests led by March
and March took place in different parts of the country.
The demonstrations have once again brought South Africa’s immigration policy,
border management, government’s response, the country’s image on the continent
and globally, and the political dynamics around the issue into focus.
They also raise important questions about the possible impact on business
confidence, investor sentiment and the broader economy.

Nosipho Radebe in conversation with Khulekani Mathe, CEO at Business
Unity South Africa (BUSA)
Dr Dale McKinley, Political
Economist
Khanya Burns-Ncamashe, Head of
Democracy at Friedrich-Ebert
Stiftune (FES) South Africa
Frank Blackmore, Lead Economist
at KPMG

Now we reflect on today&rsquo;s events, as anti-illegal immigration protests led by March and March took place in different parts of the country. The demonstrations have once again brought South Africa&rsquo;s immigration policy, border management, government&rsquo;s response, the country&rsquo;s image on the continent and globally, and the political dynamics around the issue into focus. They also raise important questions about the possible impact on business confidence, investor sentiment and the broader economy.
Nosipho Radebe in conversation with Khulekani Mathe, CEO at Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) Dr Dale McKinley, Political Economist Khanya Burns-Ncamashe, Head of Democracy at Friedrich-Ebert Stiftune (FES) South Africa Frank Blackmore, Lead Economist at KPMG

Reflecting on the Anti-Illegal Immigration Protests

Solly Molayi  Stats SA DDG Population & Social Statistics

With the 2026 tax filing season approaching, millions of tax-payers will once again
receive SARS auto-assessments based on third-party data.
While SARS has introduced a range of enhancements aimed at improving accuracy
and simplifying the process, taxpayers are still being urged to carefully review their
assessments before accepting them.
To unpack what’s changed this year and what individuals need to look out for, we’re
joined by Andre Bothma, Head of Tax at TaxTim. In conversaion with Nosipho Radebe

With the 2026 tax filing season approaching, millions of tax-payers will once again receive SARS auto-assessments based on third-party data. While SARS has introduced a range of enhancements aimed at improving accuracy and simplifying the process, taxpayers are still being urged to carefully review their assessments before accepting them. To unpack what&rsquo;s changed this year and what individuals need to look out for, we&rsquo;re joined by Andre Bothma, Head of Tax at TaxTim. In conversaion with Nosipho Radebe

John Loos Independent Economist

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