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Investec CEO optimistic about SA's growth, the Auditor General, criticizes municipal spending on consultants, and Ramaphosa appoints Michael Sachs as his economic adviser.

Strike continues at Beijing plant, the Road Freight Association hits out at government's handling of undocumented foreigners in the trucking sector, and global sell-off in AI-related stocks impacts the markets,

Ofentse Mokoka from Jacana Media on the essential books about the watershed Soweto Uprisings of 16 June ,1976.

Fuel prices set to fall early July with oil now flowing through the Strait of Hormuz, and SpaceX experiences one of the biggest one-day wipeouts in stock market history.

Charlie T sat down with Aashay Nagura to talk his recent UK trip and future plans to see himself take his place on motorsports international podiums.

The SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees will feature the winner of their local Talent Search competition on their weekend lineup! Tuffy's lartest single, "Here With Me" is incredible! Take a listen. Kaycee Rossouw

The price of oil drops, Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago issues yet another inflation warning, and be warned - an interest rate hike is coming.

Massive bill for Western Cape flood damage, police dogs save fiscus R1.7 billion, and oil rises on caution over Middle East peace deal.

Farmersweekly.co.za reports that while the carbon credits market presents opportunities for producers to not only earn additional income, but also fund the practices that will boost their farms’ resilience, it has been slow in delivering promised returns. In May, Standard Bank Business and Commercial Banking announced a partnership with Orizon Agriculture, a South African carbon project developer...

Young people remain underrepresented on the stem donor registry. This Youth Month, let's change that. DKMS Africa's Bonginkosi Kume talks us through the easy process of registering from the comfort of your home. Kaycee Rossouw

Infaltion up but not as much as expected, plans to save Tongaat Hulett , from liquidation, and the markets digest the signing of the US-Iran peace deal.

Liquified natural gas to boost energy grid, oil/fuel prices drop on the back of cease fire, and Space X leaps ahead since listing on the stock exchange.

GQ's multi-talented Boy Brown brought his effervescent personality, and guitar, to the studio for an enaging catch up on this week's FMC. Kaycee Rossouw

Price of oil drops as Middle East cease fire extended, the rand is boosted, and Elon Musk is now worth seven Warren Buffetts.

The back story to the triumph of MUT Miler Female Winner, Lodelia Kombrink, is one of courage and determination in the face of enormous odds. Lodeila is also a mother of three, a healthcare professional, and an advocate for vulnerable children. The Drive with Simon Bechus

The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry not happy with interest rate increase, Numsa rejects 7% Eskom pay deal, and Elon Musk Musk the first-ever trillionaire. The Chamber says the hike in the in

Farmersweekly.co.za reports that while the carbon credits market presents opportunities for producers to not only earn additional income, but also fund the practices that will boost their farms’ resilience, it has been slow in delivering promised returns. In May, Standard Bank Business and Commercial Banking announced a partnership with Orizon Agriculture, a South African carbon project developer...

It's that time of year again : Paul Hoffman, Project Manager of ACSA, joined Simon B, to chat about this vital initiative. The Drive with Simon Bechus

Lungiswa Goya, Manger of Economic Development at Knysna Municipality, gets us Oyster Festival ready! Kaycee Rossouw

The ever positive Business Chamber CEO, Denise van Huyssteen, gives us feedback on the Bay of Opportunity Roadshow and the importance of supporting local. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T

Start packing the car ahead of tomorrow morning Algoa Country! (12 June) Community Chest and the Kelston Motor Group will be out in full force to accpet your much needed donations! Kaycee Rossouw

Another interest rate hike on the cards, brent crude rises following US strike on Iran, and Japan buys SA's Tiger Wheel and Tyre.

Better GDP figure reported,mineral rights data base to launch, adn SARB remains cautious about stablecoins.

Founder, Clive Berlyn, and Operations Head ,Pinkie Yoba, are assisting with the early childhood development of over 300 needy children in the Mamolweni area. If you can assist, please reach out : clive@berlyn.co.za

PPC's turnaround is working, warnings about the dangers of AI from Sygnia and the IMF, and the markets hope the latest Iran/Israel deal holds.