Bizskoops - 30 April 2026

Loading player...
On this week’s Bizskoops: The fuel tax relief has been extended to 2 June, while government proposes changes to its exchange control system and public procurement regulations.
Professor Waldo Krugell reflects on the state of the economy in light of Freedom Day, asking whether true freedom is possible without economic growth.
In global business news, Japan Airlines is trialling humanoid robots for ground handling, and BP reports a sharp rise in first-quarter profits.
We also conclude our discussion with Sally Palmer from Maverix, who unpacks free tools like the Profit Check and Leadership Assessment and explains how leaders must rethink their approach to stay competitive over the next decade.
30 Apr English South Africa Business News · Business

Other recent episodes

Bizskoops - 13 August 2026

On this week's Bizskoops, South Africa’s official unemployment rate has risen to 33.6%, while the South African Reserve Bank is taking direct control of key regulatory and oversight functions in the country’s national payment system. Professor Waldo Krugell discusses parts of the economy that remain under pressure. In international business…
13 Aug 12 min

Bizskoops - 6 August 2026

Eskom’s municipal arrear debt has reached R119 billion, while the South African Post Office has received its first unqualified audit opinion in six years. Professor Waldo Krugell discusses the financial pressure facing the middle class. In international business news, 25 states in the United States have sued President Donald Trump’s…
6 Aug 9 min

Bizskoops - 30 July 2026

On today's Bizskoops, the National Treasury will release equitable share funding previously withheld from municipalities, while Sasol has increased production at its Natref refinery ahead of a planned maintenance shutdown next year. The Political and Trend Analyst JP Landman discusses water management reform, while Professor Waldo Krugell unpacks the Reserve…
30 Jul 11 min

Bizskoops - 23 July 2026

The annual consumer inflation accelerated to five percent in June, and the Road Accident Fund owes about 21-point-seven billion rand in unpaid claims. We continue our discussion with political and trend analyst JP Landman on South Africa’s struggling municipal system, and Professor Waldo Krugell gives an overview of the impact…
23 Jul 9 min

Bizskoops - 16 July 2026

On this week's Bizskoops, a study shows that South Africans are cutting back on spending due to rising living costs, and we continue our discussion with political and trend analyst JP Landman on South Africa’s struggling municipal system. Professor Waldo Krugell talks about economists and their predictions. In international business…
16 Jul 9 min