RC 261110702Stephen Grootes

Tuesday, 10 November 2026

Corporate results and a Competition Commission fight over a Western Cape factory closure dominated this Money Show, alongside a sobering look at where Road Accident Fund money goes.

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  1. 18:19

    The Competition Commission wants Premier Group taken back to the Competition Tribunal over its decision to close the Tulbach fruit factory, which it says was discussed before the Rhodes Food Group merger. Premier denies this.

  2. 18:12

    Vodacom's prepaid data revenue grew 9.7% as traffic rose 41% and prices fell about 35%, while voice kept declining. CEO Shameel Joosub says cheaper, bigger bundles are driving heavier use.

  3. 18:44

    Only around 6% of Road Accident Fund payouts between 2019 and 2024 went to medical care, with most going to loss-of-income claims, according to actuary David Rodder's study for the Actuarial Society.

  4. 18:31

    Lottery operator Sizekhaya Holdings has generated R2.1 billion in ticket sales against a forecast of R3.5 billion, Parliament heard. The National Lotteries Commission says a dip after a licence takeover is normal.

  5. 18:52

    Former compensation commissioner Barry Kisnasamy's proposed bill for occupational lung diseases would bar mine workers from suing employers in class actions, replacing court claims with a no-fault compensation system.