TimesLIVE Podcasts
Podcasts and similar audio content from Arena Holdings - publishers of the Sunday Times, Business Day, Financial Mail, the Sowetan, etc.News-orientated editorial content
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Mettlestate pushing to growth SA gaming sector (opens the original)
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The opportunity to grow South Africa’s gaming industry is the focus in this edition of the Business Day Spotlight. Host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Barry Louzada, founder and MD of Mettlestate. Topics of discussion include: growth of gaming in Africa; opportunities in the SA market; the rise of mobile gaming; and trends in the sector. Producer: Demi Buzo Business Day Spotlight is an Arena Podcasts Production.
SPONSORED | Standard Bank Connect takes on SA’s competitive prepaid mobile market (opens the original)
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Standard Bank Connect is expanding beyond contract customers. Kartik Mistry, head of the mobile virtual network operator, shares insights into its strategy, built around value, flexibility, and the bank’s wider digital ecosystem.
Kallie Kriel: AfriForum, farm murders, US visas & the fight for community power (opens the original)
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AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel joins Sunday Times deputy editor Mike Siluma for a wide-ranging conversation. They discuss AfriForum’s dual role as watchdog and community-builder, how the organisation defines “community”, its critique of race-based BEE, opposition to expropriation without compensation, and what “self-determination” actually means. Kriel defends AfriForum’s engagement with the US president Donald Trump administration, explains the timeline around the US visa restrictions, and makes th
EMS worker denies strike claims and alleges intimidation over unpaid overtime. (opens the original)
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An EMS worker denies that the employees abandoned patients or went on strike, saying they completed all scheduled shifts and only refused additional unpaid hours after notifying management. The worker also alleges that the HPCSA complaint was intended to intimidate them and that Gauteng has failed to implement a national 32-hour working-hours policy that has been applied in other provinces. SowetanLIVE
Charges withdrawn, but can Fannie Masemola return to work? (opens the original)
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The withdrawal of criminal charges against suspended National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola has cleared the criminal case against him, but it does not automatically mean he can return to his position at the helm of the SAPS. SowetanLIVE
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