SA is getting a handle on debt
Government expects to earn more, borrow less, and spend less on debt repayments.
How the AI boom was enabled by a 1970s economic revolution
Parallels with the OECD-led services revolution raise fresh concerns over sovereignty, regulation and corporate dominance.
Fibre will be next protein’ fuels supplier growth
Weight-loss drugs and gut health trends spur reformulation, offering gradual but durable gains for ingredient suppliers.
Popular Cape Town watersports site becomes a toxic health hazard
Zeekoevlei is used by schools and clubs for sailing and rowing but a toxic algal bloom has led to it being closed since December.
Everything can be a bet now – the rise and risks of prediction markets
Platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi now handle over $13bn a month, raising regulatory and democratic concerns.
Japan’s births fall for 10th year adding to demographic strain
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faces mounting pressure as newborns drop to 706 000 and deaths near 1.6m.
Budget 2026: Social grants to go up in April
Increases are slightly more than inflation.
Shared leave reshapes workplace economics
Four-month pooled entitlement alters benefit structures, UIF claims and long-term talent strategies.
RSG Geldsake met Moneyweb – Vrydag 27 Februarie 2026
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Kenners antwoord luisteraarsvrae
Corné Welman, welvaartbeplanner by Portfolium en Dr Steve Minnaar, portefeuljebestuurder by Abax Investments, beantwoord die vrae wat luisteraars se sakke raak.