Die Koste van Onderwys Verduidelik

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Met die aanvang van die 2025-skooljaar gesels OFM-nuussredakteur Morne van Rooyen met Riaan van der Bergh, FEDSAS se adjunk-uitvoerende hoof en hoof van die Sentrum vir Finansies en Risikobestuur, oor die stygende koste van onderwys. Van die bestuur van skole tot fooigebreke en waarde vir geld.

16 Jan 2025 4AM English South Africa Business · Daily News

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Following on from the success of the Come Home brand ad, Pick n Pay has launched its latest Springbok-inspired campaign, Eat Like A Champion. Chief Marketing Executive Katherine Madley shares the thinking behind it.

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Tuned Media strives to groom next generation of broadcast talent in industry lacking mentorship

Media veteran Tim Zunckel has long been viewed as one of the preeminent voices in broadcasting, having identified, groomed, and developed some of the most prolific broadcasters in South Africa to date. He now wants to amp things up, focusing on the future of the industry. He has created the…

4 Jun 11AM 14 min

The Devil Wears Prada 2 en die sake van intellektuele eiendom

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25 May 6AM 5 min

Career expo widens Parys youth’s horizons

The renewable energy sector is rich with opportunity, and beneficiary communities are encouraged to take advantage of the diverse prospects emerging within the industry. This is according to Keatlaretse Senoamere, Social Specialist at Damlaagte Solar. She joined the OFM Business Hour to reflect on the highlights of the recently hosted…

25 May 6AM 5 min

Capitec Bank soars high with 23% increase in headline earnings

Capitec Bank has reported a strong performance, with headline earnings climbing 23% to R16.8 billion for the financial year ending February 2026. The growth was largely driven by double-digit gains in interest income, supported by improved interest rates in 2025. Group CEO Graham Lee remains optimistic the bank can sustain…

23 Apr 6AM 4 min