Tehillah Niselow was in conversation with Lucky Pane, the Executive Head: Research and Project Development at the PIC about how the PIC will ensure that businesses in rural and township areas get more than just money, such as help with business skills, networks, and market access, to actually grow and succeed.

Tehillah Niselow was in conversation with Lucky Pane, the Executive Head: Research and Project Development at the PIC about how the PIC will ensure that businesses in rural and township areas get more than just money, such as help with business skills, networks, and market access, to actually grow and succeed.

POWER Business is on every week with Nosipho Radebe, 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 with Nosipho Radebe, 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. Tehillah Niselow interviews leading CEOs whose businesses are making headlines. 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. Tehillah Niselow interviews leading CEOs whose businesses are making headlines. POWER Business also has a human interest focus, unpacking the nature of the economy and empowerment more broadly.

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PIC to increase investments in rural and township enterprises

South African homeowners, business owners, and the broader economy can look forward to a significant financial reprieve in 2026, as experts forecast up to three 25-basis-point interest rate cuts throughout the year. Tehilla Niselow spoke to Izak Odendaal, Investment Strategist at Old Mutual Wealth, to discuss the implications of this easing cycle.

South African homeowners, business owners, and the broader economy can look forward to a significant financial reprieve in 2026, as experts forecast up to three 25-basis-point interest rate cuts throughout the year. Tehilla Niselow spoke to Izak Odendaal, Investment Strategist at Old Mutual Wealth, to discuss the implications of this easing cycle.

R839 per month win on the cards for South African homeowners in 2026

It is a tough start to the year for Motus employees, with 86 being retrenched from the JSE-listed automotive company. Additionally, 579 employees face significant changes to their remuneration and benefit structures. The group, which employs 20,000 people globally and 13,000 in South Africa, imports major brands such as Hyundai, Tata, Kia, and Mitsubishi—all of which have been struggling due to the surge in affordable Chinese vehicle imports. Tehilla Niselow spoke to Sonja Carstens, spokesperson for the Motor Industry Staff Association (MISA), about the impact on the sector.

It is a tough start to the year for Motus employees, with 86 being retrenched from the JSE-listed automotive company. Additionally, 579 employees face significant changes to their remuneration and benefit structures.&nbsp;The group, which employs 20,000 people globally and 13,000 in South Africa, imports major brands such as Hyundai, Tata, Kia, and Mitsubishi&mdash;all of which have been struggling due to the surge in affordable Chinese vehicle imports. Tehilla Niselow spoke to Sonja Carstens, spokesperson for the Motor Industry Staff Association (MISA), about the impact on the sector.

Motus retrenches 86 workers amid pressure in motor sector

With the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, global oil markets are on edge. While South African motorists were expecting significant fuel price cuts this month, this escalating conflict could change the equation. Tehilla Niselow spoke to independent economist Professor Bonke Dumisa to discuss the potential fallout.

With the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela and the capture of President Nicol&aacute;s Maduro, global oil markets are on edge. While South African motorists were expecting significant fuel price cuts this month, this escalating conflict could change the equation. Tehilla Niselow spoke to independent economist Professor Bonke Dumisa to discuss the potential fallout.

PIC to increase investments in rural and township enterprises

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