RC 260807Cape TalkStephen Grootes

Friday, 7 August 2026

Trade policy, Eskom unbundling, industrial incentives and cinema’s box-office revival dominated a packed Money Show hour.

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  1. 18:14

    Agri SA warned South Africa is losing export ground because tariff negotiations are too slow, leaving fruit and other agricultural exporters unable to compete against countries with preferential market access.

  2. 18:22

    Eskom’s board pushback centres on the National Transmission Company being carved out without a proper valuation or consultation, with concerns over revenue loss, debt exposure and the utility’s balance sheet.

  3. 18:31

    The Trade Department and National Treasury are preparing tax incentives to cut business costs, support manufacturing, local supply chains and jobs, with some measures targeted for the medium-term budget.

  4. 18:43

    Cinema’s comeback was credited to spectacle releases like Spider-Man and The Odyssey, with strong marketing and IMAX-style experiences drawing audiences back after years of streaming pressure.