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[PODCAST] Johannesburg is struggling to pay its bills and maintain basic services. Now, a controversial R10bn wage commitment raises questions about the city's financial future. Can Joburg afford the deal?

Professor Alex van den Heever of Wits School of Governance joins @maggsonmedia on #MoneywebAtMidday to unpack the implications.

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www.moneyweb.co.za Joburg’s R10bn wage commitment raises fresh questions over affordability ‘This is essentially a commitment of funds that don't exist, and you can't commit funds and agree to an increase when you actually don't have the revenue to support it,’ says Professor Alex van den...

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[ADVISOR VIEW] Keagan Marcia - Parity Investment Partners: South African investors are encouraged to stay invested and avoid reacting to political headlines, with global shares favoured over bonds despite the stronger rand.

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www.moneyweb.co.za The 2026 US midterms: What the result means for markets Markets welcome Democratic gains as divided government looms, with investors weighing the implications for policy, AI investment and historical performance of US shares after midterm elections.

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Dipula Properties increased its full-year dividend by 8.6% to 55.96c per share, as lower borrowing costs and improved vacancies boosted earnings.

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www.moneyweb.co.za Dipula lifts full-year dividend as earnings rise Lower borrowing costs, improved vacancies and a R2bn shopping centre acquisition support the property group's growth strategy.

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Ramaphosa has approved a 3.5% salary increase for ministers, MPs and provincial political office-bearers for the 2026/27 financial year. Judges and magistrates will receive a 4% increase.

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www.moneyweb.co.za Ramaphosa signs off 3.5% pay rise for politicians The raise also covers deputy ministers, MEC and provincial legislatures, and follows a review by the remuneration commission.