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The team at PwC released their annual mining report this week, and it points to a mining sector that has been robust not just in this current calendar year, but for a number of years. We're going to take a closer look at this with the Partner for Energy,
Cape Talk with Stephen Critis. Email him on stephen at 702.co.zm. PWC has a really interesting report about how media is changing and particularly the revenue that underpins it. And I suppose the headline is something you already know in your daily life: how
Only a dialer bed. Sleep for life. The Money Show. Weekday evenings at six. New forecast from PwC our economy, they think, will grow just 1.1% this year, 1.3% next year. We can see an economy that is not falling off the cliff, but it's definitely losing steam
guaranteed a loan. So I remember going to Standard Bank, in fact, and applying for a student loan and PwC at that time guaranteeing it. And I remember having that student, that Standard Bank student account that I held with pride. But what that meant for me is
We'll get the latest send from Peter Davilius, the chief financial officer at ATTAC. And then PWC's latest major banks survey gives us a look under the hood of South Africa's biggest financial institutions. We'll unpack what the numbers tell us about
Final hour: We'll be looking at PWC's latest major banks survey, which gives us a look under the hood of some of the country's biggest financial institutions. From profitability and balance sheets to lending and the broader economic environment, we'll unpack
got interesting conversations lined up for you in this second hour, including this next conversation. PWC has released its latest major banks analysis showing that South Africa's major banks delivered resilient earnings in the first half of 2026. Despite a
helped by higher gold and platinum prices. But there's more to the story than commodity prices. Now, PWC Status SA Mine Report shows that the country's mineral reserves have also strengthened, while technology and investment are. Helping mining companies get
were buried is dead. So definitely there's things that we'll never know for sure. But I think that the bulk of it is laid out quite extensively in this work that PWC did for about 18 months. About 100 partners, you can imagine what that investigation costs.
that PWC did for about eighteen months, about one hundred partners. You can imagine what that recognization cost. So certainly I think that the the nitty gritty and the the the the bare bones of why how this happened, how it was orchestrated, who did what, who
Lovely to be with you. Yeah, although the main thing never came to light, did it? And that was the PWC report, 7,000 pages that has just remained under wraps. And that's what this book is about. I got my hands on it and I've dug into it quite extensively.
make the jump because it's a scary jump. You know, I spent 10 years in corporate, I was five years at PWC, five years at Appsa Capital, and I was in a really good job making good money, but I was fiddling with a lot of side hustles. People around me were
and whether he feels free to make the right decisions after being suspended and then reinstated. Why PWC thinks our economy will grow by just 1.1% this year. How AI probably won't take your job, but might stop your child from getting their first chance. So
Now, some economic forecasts for our economy for this financial year. Not great, I'm afraid, but PwC looking at that. We'll speak to Lulu Kruchel, their chief economist in Africa, a sustainability leader. And then AI and your job. I mean, there's so many
going around. There's less tax revenue coming in, the consumer is under pressure, etc. Luru Kruger, thanks so much. Chief Economist at PWC South Africa. At Cape Talk, we love to talk the talk. And when it comes to protecting you, we're committed to ensuring.
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Cape Talk with Stephen Critis. Email him on stephen at 702.co.zm. PWC has a really interesting report about how media is changing and particularly the revenue that underpins it. And I suppose the headline is something you already know in your daily life: how
The team at PwC released their annual mining report this week, and it points to a mining sector that has been robust not just in this current calendar year, but for a number of years. We're going to take a closer look at this with the Partner for Energy,
We'll get the latest send from Peter Davilius, the chief financial officer at ATTAC. And then PWC's latest major banks survey gives us a look under the hood of South Africa's biggest financial institutions. We'll unpack what the numbers tell us about
guaranteed a loan. So I remember going to Standard Bank, in fact, and applying for a student loan and PwC at that time guaranteeing it. And I remember having that student, that Standard Bank student account that I held with pride. But what that meant for me is
Final hour: We'll be looking at PWC's latest major banks survey, which gives us a look under the hood of some of the country's biggest financial institutions. From profitability and balance sheets to lending and the broader economic environment, we'll unpack
that PWC did for about eighteen months, about one hundred partners. You can imagine what that recognization cost. So certainly I think that the the nitty gritty and the the the the bare bones of why how this happened, how it was orchestrated, who did what, who
rail to ports, water infrastructure, and of course local service delivery. Tonight, we take a look at PWC's expectations for overall growth in South Africa and an overview regarding the third quarter of 2026, which is titled The Bottleneck is moving. To tell
Only a dialer bed. Sleep for life. The Money Show. Weekday evenings at six. New forecast from PwC our economy, they think, will grow just 1.1% this year, 1.3% next year. We can see an economy that is not falling off the cliff, but it's definitely losing steam
Makes an unsolicited offer to purchase the whole of the Putco fleet. These seem to me to point to a single process where PACO is being placed under pressure to sell and to sell to Taxi Choice. In other news, the government has appointed Wasim Karim as the new
got interesting conversations lined up for you in this second hour, including this next conversation. PWC has released its latest major banks analysis showing that South Africa's major banks delivered resilient earnings in the first half of 2026. Despite a
helped by higher gold and platinum prices. But there's more to the story than commodity prices. Now, PWC Status SA Mine Report shows that the country's mineral reserves have also strengthened, while technology and investment are. Helping mining companies get
were buried is dead. So definitely there's things that we'll never know for sure. But I think that the bulk of it is laid out quite extensively in this work that PWC did for about 18 months. About 100 partners, you can imagine what that investigation costs.
Lovely to be with you. Yeah, although the main thing never came to light, did it? And that was the PWC report, 7,000 pages that has just remained under wraps. And that's what this book is about. I got my hands on it and I've dug into it quite extensively.
make the jump because it's a scary jump. You know, I spent 10 years in corporate, I was five years at PWC, five years at Appsa Capital, and I was in a really good job making good money, but I was fiddling with a lot of side hustles. People around me were
and whether he feels free to make the right decisions after being suspended and then reinstated. Why PWC thinks our economy will grow by just 1.1% this year. How AI probably won't take your job, but might stop your child from getting their first chance. So
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