Liquor traders call for task team to tackle township violence

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XA Global Trade Advisors CEO Donald MacKay looks at SA’s decision to scrap planned checks on Chinese imports following WTO pushback and what it means for trade and protecting local markets. Gauteng Liquor Traders Association spokesperson Jongikhaya Kraai responds to the deadly Wedela shooting and calls for an urgent task team to tackle violence and organised crime in township communities. NWU Business School Chief Director Professor Joseph Sekhampu warns that South Africa’s localisation drive could come at the cost of critical academic expertise. And Obiflex co-founder and CEO Shaun Barns explains why the country’s R3 billion weight-loss boom is getting a buy-now-pay-later makeover.

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Guests on today’s show:

Donald Mackay: CEO, XA Global Trade Advisors
Jongikhaya Kraai: Spokesperson, Gauteng Liquor Traders Association
Professor Joseph Sekhampu: Chief director, NWU Business School
Shaun Barns: Co-founder and CEO, Obiflex

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