As smartphone prices continue to rise and household budgets remain under pressure, South Africans are rethinking how they replace and upgrade their devices. Cash-upfront purchases are no longer the default. Instead, consumers are exploring affordability-led alternatives that better align with everyday financial realities. 

Guest: Shaun Durandt: Head of Business Development at PayJoy 

As smartphone prices continue to rise and household budgets&nbsp;remain&nbsp;under pressure, South Africans are rethinking how they replace and upgrade their devices. Cash-upfront purchases are no longer the default. Instead, consumers are exploring affordability-led alternatives that better align with everyday financial realities.&nbsp;
Guest: Shaun&nbsp;Durandt: Head of Business Development at&nbsp;PayJoy&nbsp;

THE MORNING BRIEF

As smartphone prices continue to rise and household budgets remain under pressure, South Africans are rethinking how they replace and upgrade their devices.