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Judge lambastes drive-by valuations used by mortgage lenders seeking to repossess customers' homes and then charging the cost to their accounts.

On Business Day, Chinese cars reshape used market as West Bank warns of resale risk.

Morning markets rest... read rather across the board.

In the US, the S&P 500 down six tenths of 1%.

And then you're going to see producers pushing up prices too, which is going to put additional pressure on the already high-pressured inflation rate, where we're sitting at, what, 4.2% on our core inflation.

So I'm looking at a report in Business Day today.

The Central Energy Fund has set out a three-phase plan to revive refining at the former South African petroleum refinery Sapref site in Durban.

They're going to look at using the existing storage and transfer infrastructure and eventually the hope to move towards getting the refinery up and running again.

You've got a busy day ahead of you.

Tara Rose is our Cape Talk commentator and Business Day political correspondent.

She'll be back with Lester Kivett next week.

Sports will be more than likely be available as a separate bundle for the first time.

Business Day, how the cost of medical aid could be cut by up to 30%.

Morning markets, US was green, S&P up 0.5%, NASDAQ 0.2% higher.

East is mixed, we've got Sydney down a few points, 0.02% weaker.

Morning headlines, MoneyWeb SA automakers put more pressure on government to address imports, commit to the country but demand level playing field domestically.

Business Day, Sabania profit more than doubles as it commits to new mines, cuts debt, declares a two rand and one cent interim dividend amid strong cash flows.

Morning markets, US was red.

S&P 0.7% lower.

The share has fallen 35% this year amid pressure from competitively priced new cars, tighter margins and rising interest costs.

Business Day, NetBank gets nod to acquire 13.9 billion rand stake in Kenyan lender.

In morning markets, US was mixed.

S&P down a third of a percent.

Morning headlines, money web, industry questions, transfer of unclaimed retirement funds, financial firms back centralized tracing, but warn that moving the $51 billion could affect existing protections and long-term returns.

Business Day, SA pays 56 billion rand more for fuel after oil shock.

And we have more price increases on petrol and diesel on Wednesday.

Morning markets, US was red on Friday.

Sibanye-Stillwater joins mining profit boom as earnings expected to jump 560%.

In Business Day, producer inflation slows sharply to 5.7% as fuel prices fall.

Morning markets, US is green, S&P 0.7% higher, uh, the Nasdaq up 1.4%.

The East is all green.

These are these trades that happened just ahead of the ultimate delisting.

And Business Day, Northam Platinum up for grabs after unsolicited offer.

Lots of T's and C's here.

Maybe it's Glencore looking for the chrome.

The business currently has assets of 1.5 billion rands and liabilities of 1.8 billion rands, which make it technically insolvent as it has a negative equity of around 300 million rand.

This is according to the Department of... telecommunications and digital services the department responsible for overseeing this particular entity they reported to parliament most recently around the performance of that entity we're going to be taking a look at this in a bit more detail with economist at business day a good friend of ours to see if we can make sense of this particular company and where it finds itself but you are lovely having you on the show as always thanks so much for taking the time give us a background around why Broadband InfraCo was formed.

I know you've kept an eye on this business for quite some time.

Why did it exist in the first

We'll see how this shapes up.

For now, we'll leave the conversation on that note.

Mudiva Gavaza, economist at Business Day and good friend of ours.

Thanks for joining us to take a look at the state of broadband InfraCo and where we could move to from here.