The Money Show
An archive of each full weekday episode of the award-winning program presented by Stephen Grootes.
US-Iran deal to reopen Hormuz & end war; SA renewables face funding crisis
Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital about the U.S.-Iran deal to end the war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the impact on global oil prices and markets, and the uncertain path ahead for Iran’s nuclear programme and regional stability.
In other interviews, Chris Yelland, managing director at EE Business Intelligence and energy expert talks about how rising curtailment, payment delays and growing operational challenges at Eskom are squeezing renewable energy producers, threatening project revenues, and pushing the sector toward a financial cliff.
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The Best of the Money Show: Credit scores & DMASA marketing trends
Stephen speaks to David Dickens about how direct marketing has evolved in the digital age; Warren Ingram on why South Africans should understand and improve their credit scores; Prof. Rutendo Hwindingwi on key business developments across Africa; and Motheo speaks to Zinhle Tyikwe about her leadership journey and the role of the Consumer Goods Council in South Africa’s retail sector.
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SpaceX debut highlights builder edge & The rise of banking MVNOs in South Africa
Stephen Grootes speaks to Charles Savage, CEO at Purple Group Limited, about SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO, soaring demand from investors, and how, even amid oil shocks, stagflation risks and global tension, the builders like Elon Musk and Taddy Blecher continue to shape the future by building through the noise.
In other interviews, Andre Wills, Managing Director at Africa Analysis talks about the rapid rise of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) in South Africa and why banks are becoming some of the country's biggest mobile players. New research forecasts that the MVNO market could more than triple by 2030, dri...
Alexforbes profits jump 22% & Could the Madlanga allegations jeopardize SA’s FATF standing?
Ray White speaks to Alexforbes CEO Dawie de Villiers about the financial services group's strong full-year results, which saw assets under management and administration grow to R733 billion and profits rise by 22%
In other interviews, Steven Powell, Head of ENS' Forensics practice talks about South Africa’s fight against financial crime and whether recent revelations before the Madlanga Commission could undermine the country’s anti-money laundering credentials.
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Does store location still matter in the age of delivery apps?
Motheo Khoaripe speaks to retail analyst the Finance Ghost, about the dramatic shift reshaping South Africa’s grocery sector and why convenience, rather than location, has become the new battleground. As online shopping and on-demand delivery transform consumer behaviour, traditional advantages like prime store locations and large franchise networks are being challenged by powerful apps and sophisticated fulfilment systems.
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Safety concerns over cars sold in SA & Does store location still matter in the age of delivery apps?
Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Bobby Ramagwede, CEO of the Automobile Association of South Africa about growing concerns over vehicle safety standards after crash tests revealed poor results for some of South Africa’s best-selling entry-level cars.
In other interviews, retail analyst Finance Ghost talks about the dramatic shift reshaping South Africa’s grocery sector and why convenience, rather than location, has become the new battleground. As online shopping and on-demand delivery transform consumer behaviour, traditional advantages like prime store locations and large franchise networks are being challenged by powerful apps and sophisticated fulfilment systems.
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SA’s GDP expands by 0.5% and Why young South Africans are ditching medical aid
Stephen Grootes speaks to Thanda Sithole, FNB & WesBank Senior Economist, about South Africa’s modest 0.5% GDP growth in the first quarter, unpacking the resilience in finance and agriculture, the drag from manufacturing and declining fixed investment, and what the mixed signals in consumer spending, exports, and inventories mean for the country’s economic outlook.
In other interviews, Luyanda Njilo, Senior Equity research analyst for healthcare at Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking talks about a growing challenge facing South Africa’s medical aid industry: the decline in younger members. Medical schemes rely on younger, healthier members to help subsidis...
Fitch lifts SA rating after 21 years & PPC’s turnaround pays off as profits surge
Stephen Grootes speaks to George Glynos, Director and Head of Research at ETM Analytics, about Fitch’s upgrade of South Africa’s credit rating, its first in almost 21 years, driven by stronger fiscal discipline, improving revenue collection and lower‑than‑expected debt projections that point to stabilising government finances.
In other interviews, PPC CEO Matias Cardarelli talks about the cement producer’s strong financial performance and the progress of its ambitious turnaround strategy. PPC reported a 75% jump in earnings per share, a significant increase in profitability and a sharp improvement in cash generation, driven largely by the performance...
Omnia’s mining & Agri boost profits
Stephen Grootes speaks to Omnia Group CEO Seelan Gobalsamy, about the company’s strong FY26 performance, driven by robust growth in its Agriculture and Mining divisions, disciplined capital allocation, solid cash generation, and a R1.2 billion return to shareholders, as the group positions itself for further growth through international expansion, resilient supply chains and improved operational efficiency.
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The Best of The Money Show: The truth on time off & winning negotiations
Stephen Grootes spoke to Clark Gardner about the business of major sporting events, Ian Mann about negotiation insights from Fight Less, Win More, Debbie Goodman about workplace leave culture and guilt‑free breaks, and Andrew Smith about building Yuppiechef into a leading homeware retailer.
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Operation Vulindlela's progress assessed & the pharmaceutical industry weighs in on the GLP-1 dispute
Stephen Grootes speaks to Rudi Dicks, head of project management in the presidency, about what the evidence shows from Operation Vulindlela’s reform drive so far, how much progress has been made in unlocking investment and improving key network industries.
In other interviews, Dr Stavros Nicolaou, Chairperson of the Pharmaceutical Task Group (PTG) talks about the growing controversy surrounding compounded and unregistered GLP-1 medicines used for weight loss and diabetes treatment following recent enforcement action by SAHPRA and the South African Pharmacy Council.
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Business warns on Joburg’s decline & Standard Bank report reveals what drives Africa’s wealthy
Stephen Grootes speaks to Busisiwe Mavuso, Business Leadership South Africa CEO about a new call from organised business for urgent action to reverse Johannesburg’s decline. Describing the city’s fiscal and governance challenges as a national economic emergency, business leaders argue that Johannesburg’s deterioration is undermining investment, growth and confidence at a time when South Africa’s broader economic outlook is beginning to improve.
In other interviews, Goolam Ballim, Standard Bank Group’s Chief Economist talks about the findings of the 2026 Psyche of Africa’s Wealthiest report. As Africa’s millionaire population continues to grow, the report reve...
Ninety One AUM jumps 31% to R3.9 trillion & Trends shaping SA’s R10bn pet industry
Stephen Grootes speaks to Ninety One CEO Hendrik du Toit, about the asset manager’s strong 2026 turnaround, including a 31% jump in assets under management to £171.8 billion, a return to positive net inflows, and how its landmark 15-year strategic partnership with Sanlam is reshaping its growth trajectory.
In other interviews, Andrea Slabber, Insights Lead at Trade Intelligence talks about the remarkable growth in South Africa’s pet care industry. Once viewed as a basic grocery category, pet care has evolved into a sophisticated consumer market as owners increasingly treat their pets like family.
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Telkom’s profit jumps fibre powers growth & What happens to your data after a cyberattack?
Stephen Grootes speaks to Telkom Group CFO Nonkululeko Dlamini about the telecoms’ latest annual results, which saw profit from continuing operations jump 27.5% as its mobile and fibre businesses continued to gain momentum. With Telkom Mobile surpassing 25 million subscribers and Openserve delivering revenue growth for the first time in nine years, the group says its transformation strategy is beginning to deliver consistent earnings growth and stronger shareholder returns.
In other interviews, Loyiso Boyce, managing director of Clyrofor and cybersecurity expert talks about what really happens when companies, banks, retailers and government institutions suffer major cyber breaches. With a gro...
Fuel costs back in focus as inflation risks mount & Bitcoin now counts as money in SA
Stephen Grootes speaks to Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at Stanlib, about the latest fuel price adjustment and what it means for inflation, interest rates and the broader economy. While diesel prices are set to decline sharply, motorists will face a steep increase in petrol prices as geopolitical tensions and higher global oil prices feed through to the pumps.
In other interviews, Prof Steven Boykey Sidley Professor of Practice at JBS, University of Johannesburg and columnist at Daily Maverick talks about the Gauteng High Court’s groundbreaking ruling that classifies Bitcoin as both money and capital under South Afr...
Dis-Chem doubles down on AI and healthcare; Jetour becomes the 1st Chinese car to win Car of the Year
Stephen Grootes speaks to Rui Morais, CEO of Dis-Chem’s about the company’s latest results which showed strong revenue growth and the retailer’s aggressive investment into its long-term healthcare ecosystem strategy, including AI, data analytics, rewards and healthcare delivery platforms.
In other interviews, Nic Campbell, Vice President of Jetour South Africa talks about the Jetour T2’s historic win as South Africa’s 2026 Car of the Year, unpacking what this first-ever victory for a Chinese brand means for shifting consumer perceptions, rising competition in the SUV segment, and the broader impact on the local automotive market.
...SARB raises rates amid Middle East oil shock & Govt responds to landmark FMD vaccine ruling
Stephen Grootes speaks to Citi South Africa economist Gina Schoeman about the SARB’s decision to hike interest rates by 25 basis points as rising fuel and food prices driven by the Middle East conflict reignite inflation concerns.
In other interviews, John Steenhuisen, Agriculture Minister talks about the Pretoria High Court’s landmark interim ruling allowing private procurement and administration of Foot-and-Mouth Disease vaccines without direct State veterinary oversight, the Department of Agriculture’s response to the judgment and concerns around biosecurity and disease control in South Africa.
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Landmark FMD ruling shifts power to farmers & Soccer vs rugby, which sport really owns SA viewers?
Stephen Grootes speaks to Francois Rossouw, CEO of Southern African Agri Initiative, about the Pretoria High Court’s landmark ruling allowing farmers and livestock owners to privately procure and administer Foot-and-Mouth Disease vaccines without State veterinary involvement
In other interviews, Kelvin Watt, Chairman of Nielsen Sports Africa talks about the battle for South African sports audiences between soccer and rugby, and which codes are attracting the biggest commercial opportunities, the growing sponsorship value and what South Africans’ deep emotional connection to sport reveals about consumer behaviour, brand loyalty and the future of sports entertainment.
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AI policy reboot after costly blunder & SA farm exports surge despite port strain
Stephen Grootes speaks to Professor Bruce Watson, of UKZN and Waterloo (in Canada), AI Research Founder & Global Advisor, about the government’s decision to appoint an independent panel to redraft South Africa’s AI framework after it was withdrawn due to AI‑generated “hallucinated” references, and what this means for regulation, credibility, and the future of AI governance.
In other interviews, Wandile Sihlobo, Agricultural economist talks about South Africa’s agricultural exports jumping 11% in the first quarter of 2026, unpacking how strong global demand and higher commodity prices drove the growth, even as persistent port bottlenecks, particularly at Cape Town, ...
Pick n Pay shows signs of recovery amid restructuring & Netcare delivers strong profit growth
Stephen Grootes speaks to Sean Summers, Pick n Pay CEO about whether the retailer’s turnaround strategy is finally gaining traction after the retailer reported steady operational improvements and stronger like-for-like sales growth, despite a wider trading loss in its core supermarket business.
In other interviews, Dr Richard Friedland talks about Netcare Group’s strong interim performance, after the healthcare giant reported a sharp increase in profits, earnings and dividends despite mounting pressure in the medical aid industry.
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A digital insurer Naked launches a ChatGPT app & more South Africans are choosing cruise holidays
Stephen Grootes speaks to Alex Thomson, co-founder of Naked Insurance, about the company’s launch of a world-first ChatGPT-native app that can generate final, binding car insurance quotes and what it signals about the future of AI-driven financial services.
In other interviews, Ross Volk, Managing Director of MSC Cruises South Africa, talks about the company’s strong 2025/2026 South African cruise season, which saw more than 85 000 passengers sail aboard MSC Opera across 37 voyages, the growing popularity of cruise holidays among South Africans particularly travellers from Gauteng and the broader tourism and economic impact of the sector.
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Investec grows earnings amid global uncertainty & Standard Bank glitch sparks security fears
Stephen Grootes speaks to Investec South Africa CEO Cumesh Moodliar about the bank’s latest results, strong growth in earnings and client activity, and how Investec is navigating a volatile global environment marked by geopolitical tensions, shifting interest rates and slowing economic growth.
In other interviews, Maya Fisher-French, Award-winning financial journalist and founder of the Maya on Money talks about growing concerns over digital banking security after a flaw in Standard Bank’s new online business banking platform reportedly gave some clients unauthorised access to accounts.
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Fuel shock pushes inflation to 4% and Balwin buyout signals JSE exit plans
Stephen Grootes speaks to Sanisha Packirisamy, Momentum Investments’ Chief Economist, about the surprising uptick in April inflation to 4%, driven by sharp fuel price hikes, and what it means for consumers already under pressure, the outlook for interest rates, and whether easing food prices can offset rising transport and medical costs.
In other interviews, Balwin CEO Stephen Brookes talks about the R4.35-per-share buyout offer led by the PIC and existing shareholders, the rationale behind taking the group off the JSE, and what the deal signals about long-term confidence in South Africa’s residential property market.
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Pick n Pay sells Boxer stake and Mythos AI sparks global banking fears
Stephen Grootes speaks to Finance Ghost, retail analyst about Pick n Pay’s decision to raise R4.7 billion through the sale of a further stake in Boxer, and whether the move reflects confidence in its turnaround strategy or highlights the financial strain facing the core Pick n Pay business
In other interviews, Sibusiso Sishi, a cybersecurity analyst and Director at IronSky South Africa talks about Anthropic’s Mythos AI model, as it raises global alarm over hidden software vulnerabilities, prompts urgent briefings with top financial regulators, and exposes potential risks to banks reliant on ageing systems in an e...
WeBuyCars profits dip amid expansion push & Eskom marks one full year without loadshedding
Stephen Grootes speaks to Deputy CEO, Wynand Beukes, about WeBuyCars’ interim results, unpacking the sharp drop in cash generation, margin pressure from affordable Chinese cars, and the group’s aggressive expansion strategy.
In other interviews, Eskom CEO, Dan Marokane talks about Eskom reaching a major milestone delivering 365 consecutive days without loadshedding for the first time in eight years, what drove the utility’s operational turnaround as well as what this means for business confidence, economic growth and South Africa’s energy future.
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THE BEST OF THE MONEY SHOW : Wellbeing boosts biz & Shapiro on IP
Stephen Grootes spoke to Guy Chennells on employee wellbeing, Craig Shapiro on protecting intellectual property, Bronwyn Williams on The Price of Time and the risks of cheap money, and Irshaad Kathrada on his leadership journey across finance, entrepreneurship and economic policy in South Africa.
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Truworths overtakes TFG in dramatic retail reversal & Spotify generates over R500mln for SA artists
Stephen Grootes speaks to Finance Ghost, retail analyst about the dramatic reversal in fortunes between TFG and Truworths after Truworths overtook TFG in market capitalisation for the first time in more than a decade, why investors have aggressively sold down TFG which has wiped nearly R20 billion off the retailer’s value since August last year.
In other interviews, Managing Director of Spotify in Sub-Saharan Africa, Jocelyne Muhutu Remy talks about Spotify generating over R500 million for South African artists, unpacking how rising global demand, increased international streams, and the growing dominance of independent local talent are resha...
AA wants carmakers liable for unsafe vehicles & Trump, Powell and the test of Fed Independence
Stephen Grootes speaks to Bobby Ramagwede, CEO of the Automobile Association, about the AA’s push to hold vehicle manufacturers criminally liable for deaths and injuries linked to poor safety standards in cars sold in South Africa and other African markets. This follows the Global NCAP crash test that awarded the Toyota Starlet a zero-star safety rating for adult occupant protection.
In other interviews, Ninety One’s fixed income expert, Ruen Naidu talks about mounting political pressure on the US Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell’s imminent departure, and what Kevin Warsh’s Senate‑confirmed appointment as Fed chair coul...
Transnet Ports show strongest growth in 15 years & SAA’s acting CEO on the airline’s recovery plan
Stephen Grootes speaks to Andrew Pike, Head of Bowmans Ports, Transport and Logistics, about Transnet ports hitting a 15‑year high, signalling growing momentum in the state‑owned company’s recovery and renewed confidence in South Africa’s logistics system.
In other interviews, Matshela Seshibe, Acting Group CEO of South African Airways, about the state of the national carrier following the resignation of former CEO John Lamola and renewed scrutiny over the airline’s finances, governance and long-term sustainability.
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Competition concerns remain in SA & activists question Thirsti’s water extraction
Stephen Grootes speaks to James Hodge, Chief Economist at the Competition Commission, about the Commission’s latest Concentration Report, why market concentration remains high in South Africa, and what needs to change to open the economy to greater MSME participation and inclusive growth.
In other interviews, Lucky Shabalala, Chairperson at the Sisonke Environmental Justice Network (SEJN) talks about their objections to a Water Use Licence Application linked to the Thirsti bottling plant in Normandien, KwaZulu-Natal. The organisation argues that large-scale groundwater abstraction has allegedly taken place for years without the required licence, with concerns around the impact on w...
Boxer reports 13.2% jump in full-year earnings and Woolies responds to Beyers Chocolate saga
Stephen Grootes speaks to Marek Masojada, CEO of Boxer, about the retailer’s strong first full-year results since listing on the JSE and how its discount retail model continues to win market share in a tough economy.
In other interviews, Woolworths CEO Roy Bagattini talks about the decision to terminate its relationship with Beyers Chocolates, the exclusivity dispute, and allegations around the use of intellectual property.
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The Best of The Money Show: AI washing & productivity paradox: Survival
Stephen Grootes spoke to Linda Mabhena‑Olagunju about her journey from law to building a leading renewable energy company, Ian Mann about The Art of Uncertainty and how we understand risk and decision‑making, Advaita Naidoo about AI washing and the productivity paradox, and Warren Ingram about navigating personal financial success amid rising global and local economic pressures.
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ConCourt ruling’s impact on ongoing reforms & could Joburg’s governance crisis hit house prices?
Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr Mpumelelo Mkhabela, political analyst, about the Constitutional Court ruling and its implications for South Africa’s democracy, what it could mean for President Cyril Ramaphosa’s legacy, ongoing governance reforms, and the broader political consequences.
In other interviews, Berry Everitt, CEO of Chas Everitt International Property Group, about growing concerns that Johannesburg’s worsening financial and governance crisis could start damaging property values and investor confidence in South Africa’s economic hub.
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SA debt stabilising as reforms gain traction & Can South Africa end load reduction by 2027?
Stephen Grootes speaks to George Glynos, Director and Head of Research at ETM Analyst about why Moody’s says improving fiscal discipline, reform momentum and a lower inflation target could see South Africa’s government debt stabilise this year, even as high debt levels and rising election pressures continue to test the country’s ability to absorb economic shocks.
In other interviews, Ruse Moleshe, Energy expert talks about the government's pledge to eradicate load reduction by 2027 and whether South Africa is truly capable of solving the infrastructure failures driving electricity disruptions in vulnerable communities.
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Godongwana warns Joburg on budget woes & BLSA flags SA policy uncertainty hurting investment
Stephen Grootes speaks to Prof Mike Muller, Visiting professor, School of Governance at University of the Witwatersrand about Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s warning that Johannesburg is in severe financial distress, the City’s unfunded wage deal with workers, and what this latest showdown means for Joburg’s stability and the wider economy.
In other interviews, Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa talks about her warning that South Africa risks losing its industrial base as global manufacturers increasingly choose countries like Egypt, Vietnam and Mexico over SA.
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Motorists are hit at the pumps, and an expert warns that SA is overproducing electricity.
Stephen Grootes speaks to Bobby Ramagwede, CEO of the Automobile Association of South Africa and Nkosikhona Malinga Mnisi, EWN Reporter about the sharp spike in fuel prices, with petrol and diesel hikes driven by rising global oil prices linked to the Iran conflict, and what this means for South African motorists, inflation and interest rates.
In other interviews, Professor Sampson Mamphweli, Head of the Energy Secretariat at the South African National Energy Development Institute talks about whether South Africa has entered a new era of electricity surplus after months of improved Eskom performance, lower stages of load...
South Africans brace for another fuel price blow & Are fuel rewards programmes worth it?
Stephen Grootes speaks to Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at STANLIB, about the sharp fuel price increases taking effect this week and what they could mean for inflation, food prices and already strained household budgets.
In other interviews, Amanda Cromhout, founder and CEO of Truth, a specialist loyalty, CRM and customer strategy consultancy talks about whether fuel loyalty points systems are helping consumers stretch their budgets, offering small but meaningful savings on every litre and turning everyday fuel spend into rewards that ease the pressure of rising prices.
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The Best of The Money Show : Business of concerts & employee benefits guide
Stephen Grootes spoke to Wendy Knowler about why customer engagement lags behind marketing spend, to Victor Kgomoeswana about Africa Bounces Back and the continent’s post‑crisis economic path, to Warren Ingram about why salary deductions are long‑term investments, and to Greg Walsh about the economics of staging major concerts and live events.
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Fair Pay Bill targets wage inequality & luxury pawnbroking rises among cash-strapped elites
Stephen Grootes speaks to Nobuntu Hlazo-Webster is a Member of Parliament and Deputy leader for Build One South Africa about the Fair Pay Bill, which has now been gazetted for public comment, and what it could mean for wage inequality and pay transparency in South Africa.
In other interviews, Charles Meyerowitz, co-founder and CEO of Lamna Financial talks about the growing trend of luxury pawnbroking as cash-strapped professionals use high-end watches, cars and art to secure fast loans amid mounting economic pressure.
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High Court blocks Cape Town’s property-based charges & Tourism boom signals strong growth for SA
Stephen Grootes talks to Professor Francois Viruly, Former Director of the Urban Real Estate Research Unit at UCT, about the Western Cape High Court ruling that set aside Cape Town’s property value-based cleaning and sanitation charges, what it means for ratepayers, municipal budgets, and the city’s options going forward.
In other interviews, Tourism Minister, Patricia de Lille talks about South Africa’s continued tourism growth, what’s driving the steady rise in international arrivals, and what the sector’s strong performance means for jobs and the broader economy.
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