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BN Daybreak: One year of Afrikaner refugees in the US; Epstein tremors; Japan election; and gold

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In this episode of the BizNews Daybreak, we move from South African refugee debate in the US to UK political fallout linked to the Epstein story, then to Japan’s snap-election shake-up. We also unpack the latest gold market volatility before closing with AURA’s Justin Suttner on scaling South African emergency-response tech globally.

8 Feb 11PM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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