PODCAST | Bruce Whitfield’s Business Week: Boxer’s debut JSE bout. PLUS: Thandana’s garage births 60 jobs

Author: Nicola BergsteedtPublished on: May 14, 2026Country: South Africa

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PODCAST | Bruce Whitfield’s Business Week: Boxer’s debut JSE bout. PLUS: Thandana’s garage births 60 jobs

Bruce Whitfield's podcast features Boxer’s debut fight on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Additionally, Thandana's garage has created 60 jobs, contributing to the local economy. These events highlight the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship in South Africa.

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