RC 260915SAfm
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
The episode focused on South Africa’s infrastructure financing, proposed medical-aid reforms, automotive policy tensions and managing property risks amid market volatility.
- 18:22
The New Development Bank approved a $1 billion loan for eight metropolitan municipalities, with infrastructure experts urging entirely new water, electricity and roads rather than patching failed systems.
- 18:31
The Council for Medical Schemes is reviewing prescribed minimum benefits to add stronger primary healthcare coverage while controlling costs and reducing members’ out-of-pocket payments.
- 18:42
Motor-sector representatives called for the Automotive Master Plan to include the wider retail value chain, measurable local-content and skills targets, and targeted action against dumping rather than blanket tariffs.
- 18:08
Market conditions remained unsettled as higher oil prices, bond yields and a stronger dollar pressured equities, while investors were advised to diversify and consider overlooked emerging-market opportunities.
- 18:51
Cape Town short-term rentals endured a weak winter as a stronger rand reduced international demand, but domestic tourism and long-term furnished accommodation were expected to support the coming summer season.