According to the latest TPN quarterly report, tenant are still paying their rent and in good standing despite tenants feeling the financial pressure in previous quarters. The latest resident property monitor shows 83% of tenants were paying their rent on time in the second quarter of 2024.

Our next guest advises that landlords and property investors should apply rental escalations with caution. He also advises that property owners should value the longevity of a good tenant over aggressive return on investment. Our other guests will help understand the challenges tenants face when balancing their obligations and how to deal with landlords who want to aggressively up rentals. We joined by...

Guest:  Waldo Marcus - Industry Principal at TPN Credit Bureau, an MRI Software company

Guest: Palesa Ngweyama - Founder and Principal Property Practitioner at Ilanga Properties

Guest: Sbu Nyathi - Sustainability Practitioner at Isakhombe Assets & co-host of Ubuntunomics Podcast

According to the latest TPN quarterly report, tenant are still paying their rent and in good standing despite tenants feeling the financial pressure in previous quarters. The latest resident property monitor shows 83% of tenants were paying their rent on time in the second quarter of 2024.
Our next guest advises that landlords and property investors should apply rental escalations with caution. He also advises that property owners should value the longevity of a good tenant over aggressive return on investment. Our other guests will help understand the challenges tenants face when balancing their obligations and how to deal with landlords who want to aggressively up rentals. We joined by...
Guest:  Waldo Marcus - Industry Principal at TPN Credit Bureau, an MRI Software company
Guest: Palesa Ngweyama - Founder and Principal Property Practitioner at Ilanga Properties
Guest: Sbu Nyathi - Sustainability Practitioner at Isakhombe Assets &amp; co-host of Ubuntunomics Podcast

Newsmakers and Guest Experts offer their insights and perspectives into the national and global discourse on politics, economics, education, social matters and comprehensive dialogues on cultural diversity and other essential issues of public interest like, poverty alleviation, unemployment rate and health related issues.

NewsmakersandGuestExpertsoffertheirinsightsandperspectivesintothenationalandglobaldiscourseonpolitics,economics,education,socialmattersandcomprehensivedialoguesonculturaldiversityandotheressentialissuesofpublicinterestlike,...

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Residential Property Monitor shows slowing down in rental escalations

As it is the last Tuesday of the month, Bryan devotes to answering questions that have been submitted to him during the month. He  picks out all those questions of a similar nature and deal with them on the last Tuesday of the month. But do remember that you are still welcome to ask  financially related questions you mat have....



Guest: Bryan Hirsch, Chairperson of Bryan Hirsch, Colley & Associates (Pty) Limited 

As it is the last Tuesday of the month, Bryan devotes to answering questions that have been submitted to him during the month. He  picks out all those questions of a similar nature and deal with them on the last Tuesday of the month. But do remember that you are still welcome to ask  financially related questions you mat have....
 
Guest: Bryan Hirsch, Chairperson of Bryan Hirsch, Colley &amp; Associates (Pty) Limited

Personal Finance with Bryan Hirsch

The Lusikisiki killings which took place a few weeks ago has no doubt shook the nation. 18 family members were  shot and killed in two houses where they gathered at the Ngobozana village for a traditional ceremony. It is still not clear what the motive of the shooting was. In recent times, we have witnessed several mass shootings across the country that has left communities traumatized. More often than not, these bereaved families are left with very limited resources in the form of psycho-social support and how to rebuild their lives.

This morning, we speak to Nomfundo Mogapi as she shares her experience in Lusikisiki as she engaged with the police, pastors, social workers, GBV combat teams and forensic experts to support the family members. She also highlights the need for more structural support when it comes to preparing social workers, pastors, forensic professionals and combat teams for scenes of mass violence so they can help communities process the trauma of these experiences. 

Guest: Nomfundo Mogapi - Clinical Psychologist 

Guest: Nyameka Poswa - Secretary of the Lusikisiki SGBVF combat team

The Lusikisiki killings which took place a few weeks ago has no doubt shook the nation. 18 family members were  shot and killed in two houses where they gathered at the Ngobozana village for a traditional ceremony. It is still not clear what the motive of the shooting was. In recent times, we have witnessed several mass shootings across the country that has left communities traumatized. More often than not, these bereaved families are left with very limited resources in the form of psycho-social support and how to rebuild their lives.
This morning, we speak to Nomfundo Mogapi as she shares her experience in Lusikisiki as she engaged with the police, pastors, social workers, GBV combat teams and forensic experts to support the family members. She also highlights the need for more structural support when it comes to preparing social workers, pastors, forensic professionals and combat teams for scenes of mass violence so they can help communities process the trauma of these experiences. 
Guest: Nomfundo Mogapi - Clinical Psychologist 
Guest: Nyameka Poswa - Secretary of the Lusikisiki SGBVF combat team

Counselling for the workers who are supporting families of the Lusikisiki killings

As we continue to track the year of elections, we take a moment to reflect on the latest developments in one of the largest election processes this year: the United States of America. With the elections just days away, some Americans view immigration and the economy as part of their top five policy issues. Citizens want to see decline of immigrants coming into the country. There is little consensus on whether that be articulated as a restrictive policy imperative that includes domestic deportation operations or if it should reflect infrastructure support to help neighboring countries to prevent a mass exodus to the USA. Citizens are also concerned about the state the economy whether it be taxes, jobs and protection measures on imported goods have become central to what may sway undecided voters.

Guest: Mr Rodney Davis - former member of the U.S. Congress from Illinois (R), and a managing director at Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies

 Guest: Mr Jason Altmire - former member of the House of Representatives from Pennsylvania (D) and author of the critically acclaimed book, “Dead Center

As we continue to track the year of elections, we take a moment to reflect on the latest developments in one of the largest election processes this year: the United States of America. With the elections just days away, some Americans view immigration and the economy as part of their top five policy issues. Citizens want to see decline of immigrants coming into the country. There is little consensus on whether that be articulated as a restrictive policy imperative that includes domestic deportation operations or if it should reflect infrastructure support to help neighboring countries to prevent a mass exodus to the USA. Citizens are also concerned about the state the economy whether it be taxes, jobs and protection measures on imported goods have become central to what may sway undecided voters.
Guest: Mr Rodney Davis - former member of the U.S. Congress from Illinois (R), and a managing director at Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies
 Guest: Mr Jason Altmire - former member of the House of Representatives from Pennsylvania (D) and author of the critically acclaimed book, “Dead Center

Residential Property Monitor shows slowing down in rental escalations

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