The Money Show: Recent Episodes
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Stephen Grootes speaks Katlego Mothudi, Managing Director of the Board of Healthcare Funders about why South Africa’s Prescribed Minimum Benefits (PMB) system is outdated, overpriced, and increasingly out of reach for many medical scheme members, and what reforms are needed to fix it.
In other interviews, Kwanele Ngogela, Head of Social Impact at Just Share talks about the persistent gender gap in leadership at South Africa’s largest listed companies. Women now hold 38% of JSE Top 40 board seats and 27.4% of executive roles, but progress remains concentrated at board level, with only three female CEOs among the current Top 40.
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Stephen Grootes spoke to Nonku Pitje about her leadership journey at Discovery and building high-performing teams, Lee Soobrathi about why online shopping remains South Africa’s biggest consumer complaint, Advaita Naidoo about the leadership and succession challenges facing family businesses, and Claire Swanson about growing ARK Provisions from a home kitchen into a Checkers confectionery success story.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Jolanda Andrag, Chief Operating Officer at Agri SA, about why trade access and tariffs have become critical to South Africa’s agricultural growth. With record agricultural exports and major investment already going into farms, packhouses and processing infrastructure, AgriSA argues that government needs to prioritise market-access negotiations and close tariff gaps with key export markets.
In other interviews, Ruse Moleshe, energy expert talks about Eskom’s concerns over the planned transfer of its transmission assets to a separate company. Eskom supports an independent transmission operator but says the R110 billion asset transfer should only happen once its financial risks, debt obligations and lender concerns are addressed.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Timothy Walker, Senior Researcher on Maritime Security at the Institute for Security Studies, about reports that a proposed agreement involving Iran and Oman could give Tehran greater control over inbound shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
In other interviews, Paul Hardman, Chief Operating Officer of the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa talks about how the citrus industry is navigating disruptions in global shipping routes and maintaining exports to the Middle East.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Matshela Seshibe, Acting Group CEO of South African Airways, about the airline's strategy of expanding its global footprint through partnerships with leading international carriers. Following the strengthening of its agreements with Emirates and Turkish Airlines, SAA is widening access to domestic, regional and international destinations without adding aircraft to its own fleet.
In other interviews, Matthew Cruise, Energy Analyst and SAIPPA Management Committee member talks about Cabinet’s decision to release South Africa’s revised Electricity Pricing Policy and Electricity Market Transformation Position Paper for public comment. For years, consumers and businesses have faced rising electricity costs with little visibility into how tariffs are structured.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Jason Quinn, Chief Executive of Nedbank Group, about the bank's half-year results and the strategy driving its next phase of growth. From the acquisitions of iKhokha and a majority stake in Kenya's NCBA, to accelerating digital banking, AI adoption and stronger lending growth, Nedbank says the bold strategic decisions it made over the past year are beginning to pay off.
In other interviews, Monde Mkalipi, spokesperson for the Road Traffic Infringement Authority (RTIA), Craig Pedersen, Head of Forensics at TCG Forensics and Barry Berman, CEO and Founder of Fines SA talk about the surge in fake traffic fine scams exploiting the rollout of AARTO. As fraudsters use SMSes, emails and WhatsApp messages to trick motorists into handing over money and banking details.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at Stanlib, about the mixed August fuel price adjustment, which sees petrol prices drop by 52 cents a litre while diesel increases by up to R1.38 a litre, driven by changes in global oil prices, supply constraints, exchange rate movements, and a lower slate levy.
In other interviews, we look at how Claire Swanson, founder of ARK Provisions, makes her money with a Mexican-inspired sweet idea sparked during a trip to Mexico grew into one of Checkers' fastest-selling new confectionery products, and how retailer support helped the family-run business scale from a home kitchen to supermarket shelves.
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Stephen Grootes spoke to Prof Jan Havenga about his influential career in logistics, Wendy Knowler about how questioning bank fees can lead to substantial savings, Warren Ingram about the realities and risks of investing in rental property, and Michael Gullan about the growing learning crisis confronting professionals and organisations in a rapidly changing world.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Rudi Dicks, Head of Operation Vulindlela in the Presidency, about the programme's latest quarterly progress report and whether South Africa's long-promised structural reforms are finally translating into real economic gains. From electricity and freight rail to water, visas, housing and digital government, Operation Vulindlela says key reforms are gathering pace.
In other interviews, Peter Venn, CEO of Seriti Green, about President Cyril Ramaphosa’s visit to Mpumalanga to view the first 25 wind turbines of Seriti Green’s flagship renewable energy project, which will initially generate 155 megawatts of clean energy and form part of a broader development set to produce around 900 megawatts in total.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Xhanti Payi, economist and strategist at Inani Strategies about the governance crisis at the Public Investment Corporation, the appointment of a new board, and what the leadership shake-up could mean for investor confidence and the management of South Africa’s R3.7 trillion public pension fund.
In other interviews, Juan Carlos Artigas, the Global Head of Research at World Gold Council talks about the World Gold Council’s latest findings, which show central banks bought far less gold at the start of the year than previously estimated, despite a strong rebound in purchases during the second quarter.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Valterra Platinum CEO Craig Miller about the company’s exceptional first-half results, including a 1 633% surge in headline earnings, a R15 billion interim dividend, and the factors driving the strong recovery in the platinum group metals market.
In other interviews, Will Harris, CEO of Gmaven talks about new research showing that differences in governance and service delivery have opened a R200.9 billion gap in commercial property values between Johannesburg and Cape Town.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Mpumi Zikalala, CEO of Kumba Iron Ore, about the miner’s 41% drop in half-year profit, driven by a stronger rand, weaker iron ore prices, rising operating costs, and shifting demand from key export markets.
In other interviews, Miyelani Holeni, Municipal Governance Expert talks about National Treasury’s decision to release R7.1 billion in previously withheld municipal funding, and why municipalities that fail to improve their financial management could face future funding cuts.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to independent economist and fiscal policy specialist Thando Ngozo about whether Treasury's decision to withhold funding from 69 municipalities tackles the real problem in local government. While the move aims to enforce financial discipline, does it overlook deeper structural issues around municipal funding, governance and service delivery?
In other interviews, Songezo Zibi, Parliament's standing committee on public accounts chair talks about the governance crisis at the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), where a wave of board resignations has left the institution without a quorum and raised questions about who Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will appoint to restore stability.
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Stephen Grootes spoke to Wendy Knowler about a Chery SUV customer complaint, Dr Mark Nasila about AI’s growing impact, Warren Ingram about staying invested during market volatility, and Feroz Basa and Viv Govender about how AI and algorithmic trading are reshaping financial markets.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Lumkile Mondi, Senior Lecturer at the School of Economics and Business Science at Wits University, about Deputy Finance Minister David Masondo’s resignation as chair of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) and his decision to take his concerns about Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s conduct in the PIC governance crisis to Parliament.
In other interviews, David Wingfield, Strategy and Insight Consultant at Brand Finance Africa talks about the extraordinary commercial power of the FIFA World Cup after new research found sponsors generated an estimated $61 billion in enterprise value from $2.8 billion in sponsorship investment, a remarkable 22-times return.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Citi South Africa economist, Gina Schoeman about the South African Reserve Bank’s decision to leave the repo rate unchanged at 7%, the inflation risks facing the economy, and what the MPC’s cautious stance means for growth, consumers and the outlook for interest rates.
In other interviews, Communications Minister Solly Malatsi talks about the government's push to get TikTok to extend its Creator Rewards Programme to South Africa. While local creators generate millions of views, they remain excluded from the platform's main monetisation programme.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sanisha Packirisamy, Chief Economist at Momentum Investments, about South Africa's inflation unexpectedly accelerating to 5% in June, driven largely by surging fuel prices following renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
In other interviews, banking analyst Kokkie Kooyman talks about Pepkor's decision to merge Flash and Shop2Shop into a new fintech platform valued at more than R21 billion, with ambitions for a future standalone listing. The deal creates one of South Africa's largest merchant commerce and fintech businesses
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at Stanlib, about the economic consequences of a prolonged period of elevated oil prices. Renewed tensions in the Middle East have reignited concerns that fuel-importing economies, particularly across Africa, may be forced to keep interest rates higher for longer as inflationary pressures persist.
In other interviews, Hayley Ivins-Downes, Managing Executive for Real Estate at Lightstone Property talks about new data showing that foreign buyers snapped up an estimated R153 billion worth of residential property in Cape Town over the past decade, highlighting the growing influence of international demand in the city’s luxury housing market, while another concerning trend shows that the number of young South Africans buying homes has fallen sharply from 108,000 in 2005 to just 45,000 today.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Andrew Pike Head Of Bowmans Ports, Transport And Logistics, about Transnet’s move to seek a private-sector partner for Cape Town’s multipurpose port terminal, and what it could mean for port efficiency, trade flows and South Africa’s broader logistics reform agenda.
In other interviews, Stephen speaks to Chad Thomas, CEO at IRL Forensic Investigators, following the State's successful bid to seize R326 million worth of assets linked to corruption-accused businessman Hangwani Maumela. Beyond the headline-grabbing forfeiture, we unpack how South Africa's asset forfeiture process actually works from identifying and valuing assets to obtaining court orders and ultimately auctioning them.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Norman Motsepe about building Essence Hair Care, Graeme Codrington about rethinking the five-day work week, Lincoln Mali about his journey from adversity to business leadership, and Dr William Wright about how top investors manage risk and decide how much to bet.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr Saul Levin, Executive Director at economic policy research institute, Trade and Industrial Policy Strategies, about South Africa’s push for a new WTO safeguard to shield the struggling steel industry from a surge of imports, as manufacturers grapple with mounting job losses, shrinking production capacity, and growing concerns over the sector’s long-term viability.
In other interviews, Robyn Hugo, Director for Climate Change Engagement at Just Share talks about growing calls for greater transparency and accountability around corporate lobbying in South Africa. While lobbying is a legitimate part of the democratic process, Just Share argues that the bigger risk is "policy capture", where well-resourced private interests quietly shape legislation to favour commercial objectives over the public interest.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Stuart Theobald, Executive Chairman of Krutham, about African Bank's sweeping restructuring plan after the lender announced it could cut up to 1,200 jobs and close around 90 branches. Following a series of acquisitions, mounting losses, and a leadership shake-up, the bank is under pressure to restore profitability and reset its long-term strategy.
In other interviews, Rivoningo Mnisi, Eskom renewables group executive talks about government approval for Eskom Green as a standalone subsidiary and how it plans to attract private investment to deliver up to 32GW of renewable energy capacity by 2040.
In other interviews, Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner of the International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) talks about the Commission's decision to keep the import duty on frozen mixed vegetables unchanged at 10% despite calls from local producers for a sharp increase in tariffs.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Khaya Sithole, CA(SA) and Director at Corusca Consulting, about the growing governance crisis at the PIC following the Financial Sector Conduct Authority's decision to launch an investigation into the asset manager over concerns relating to governance and institutional integrity.
In other interviews, CEO of SEIFSA Tafadzwa Chibanguza talks about how weak local demand, rising production costs and ongoing conflict in the Middle East are continuing to put pressure on South Africa’s struggling steel industry
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Frans Baleni, Chair of the Government Employees Pension Fund, about the Public Investment Corporation’s decision to place CEO Patrick Dlamini on precautionary suspension amid whistleblower allegations, and what the latest leadership turmoil means for governance and accountability at the R3.6 trillion fund.
In other interviews, Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner of the International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) talks about the Commission's decision to keep the import duty on frozen mixed vegetables unchanged at 10% despite calls from local producers for a sharp increase in tariffs.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Avhapfani Tshifularo, CEO of the Fuel Industry Association of South Africa, about the government's proposed Strategic Petroleum Stock Policy and what it could mean for the country's fuel security.
In other interviews, David Van Wyk, mining analyst talks about De Beer’s decision to pause production at its Venetia mine in Limpopo for two years, what the move means for South Africa's diamond industry and workers, and how the mining giant is adapting to weak global demand.
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On The Money Show this week, we spoke to Ian Mann, MD of Gateways Business Consultants, who reviewed How to Not Know by Simone Stolzoff; Warren Ingram, financial adviser and co-founder of Galileo Capital, about the common short-term insurance pitfalls facing South Africans; Consumer Ninja Wendy Knowler about why some South African cellphone customers face steep bill increases when their contracts expire; and Sisa Mbangxa, President of the African Panelbeaters and Motor Mechanics Association (APMMA), about the vital role South Africa's automotive aftermarket repair industry plays in the economy.
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Ray White speaks to Dr Ernst van Biljon, Head Lecturer, Supply Chain Management, IMM Graduate School about the government's proposed overhaul of South Africa's fuel security strategy, which could introduce mandatory fuel stockholding, emergency supply measures and, in extreme scenarios, fuel rationing.
In other interviews, Andrew Fulton, Director at Eighty20 talks about what South Africa's chocolate habits reveal as the world celebrated World Chocolate Day this week. While chocolate remains a firm favourite, fewer South Africans are buying it as soaring cocoa prices and inflation push up prices and shrink pack sizes.
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Ray White speaks to Takatso Sello, Senior Manager: Manufacturing at Nedbank Business and Commercial Banking, about the latest manufacturing production figures, which show the sector remains under pressure. Manufacturing output fell 4.3% year-on-year in May, weighed down by declines in food and beverages, metals, machinery, and paper products.
In other interviews, Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association about signs of recovery in South Africa’s freight rail network, Transnet’s improving bulk commodity volumes, and why general freight remains a major challenge despite ongoing rail and port reforms.
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Ray White speaks to Donald MacKay, Director at XA International Trade Advisors, about the collapse of the fragile truce between the US and Iran and what renewed tensions mean for global trade, supply chains and South Africa's economy.
In other interviews, Nicole Martens, Executive Director at Just Share talks about why unskilled retail workers continue to bear the brunt of low pay in South Africa, despite the sector being one of the country's largest employers, and what this reveals about wage inequality, limited career progression, rising living costs and the challenges facing workers at the bottom end of the labour market.
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Ray White speaks to Ali Siddiqi, Chief Financial Officer at ADNOC Distribution, about the company's definitive agreement to acquire Shell Downstream South Africa in a deal valued at approximately $1 billion (R16 billion). The acquisition includes Shell's network of 580 fuel stations, as well as its wholesale fuel, aviation and lubricants businesses, and forms part of ADNOC Distribution's strategy to expand its footprint across Africa.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) CEO Busisiwe Mavuso after she rejected Eskom Board Chair Mteto Nyati's claims that organised business is guilty of the same political interference it has long criticised. Nyati argues that BLSA and BUSA sought political intervention in Eskom's unbundling process, while Mavuso insists business is simply calling for the government to implement its own stated policy on an independent transmission company.
In other interviews, Jan Vermeulen, Editor at MyBroadband talks about who owns AI-generated content in South Africa, and why advances in artificial intelligence are challenging traditional notions of authorship and copyright ownership.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Eskom Chair Mteto Nyathi, about his argument that South Africa’s political and business elite sometimes lack consistent accountability which is essential to restoring public trust and protecting good governance.
In other interviews, Stephen Marshall, Race Coast Head of Major Events, Broadcast and Marketing talks about the economic impact of the Durban July happening this weekend, the work that goes into organising such an event and the revenue streams beyond horse racing.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Miningmx Editor, David McKay about South32’s $4.1 billion sale of its aluminium business to Alcoa, what the deal means for the future of Hillside, and the company’s strategic shift toward copper and other base metals.
In other interviews, Advocate John Simpson, the FAIS Ombud, about the growing number of complaints linked to online day trading platforms, which now account for a significant share of formal cases received by the Office.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist and Head of Research at RMB, about the sharp drop in fuel prices driven by lower global oil prices and a stronger rand, what’s behind the improved supply outlook following the US Iran agreement, and what this relief at the pumps means for inflation, consumer finances and the outlook for interest rates.
In other interviews, Alan Mukoki, CEO of the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) talks about the economic impact of businesses scaling back operations or closing their doors amid today's national protest.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Nico Marais, CFO of Naspers and Prosus, about the group's record 2026 financial results, driven by strong earnings growth, AI-led innovation and Takealot's first full year of profitability.
In other interviews, Mpumi Tyikwe, CEO of Sasria talks about whether South Africa is better prepared to prevent another wave of destructive civil unrest, the lessons learnt from the July 2021 riots, and what government, business and communities must do to protect jobs, investment and economic stability.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Christina Castle about teaching children to invest, Pieter Groenewald about the rise of influencer marketing, Penelope Meniere about leaders stepping away from management, and Dr William Wright with Kearabilwe Nonyana about how trading execution shapes investment success.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Renai Moothilal, CEO of the National Association of Automotive Component and Allied Manufacturers, about Volkswagen’s potential plan to shut four German factories and cut up to 100,000 jobs, in what could be the biggest restructuring in automotive history, as the company grapples with weak demand and rising competition
In other interviews, Farzam Ehsani, co-founder and CEO of crypto exchange VALR talks about whether South Africa’s current system is based on outdated assumptions about capital flows and whether it’s time to replace it with a modern, more open framework.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to African Bank Interim CEO Zweli Manyathi about the lender’s surprise half-year loss of R624 million and the challenges of integrating a string of acquisitions that have yet to deliver the expected returns. With credit impairments rising sharply, costs under pressure and questions around possible job cuts.
In other interviews, Ferial Haffajee, Associate Editor, Daily Maverick talks about the City of Johannesburg’s plan to add 1,000 managers and professionals to its workforce despite mounting financial pressure, unpaid bills and growing concerns over governance. This also comes as Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has given the metro a deadline to explain why the National Treasury should not withhold funding over concerns about its financial management, unfunded budgets and rising debt.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Miyelani Holeni, Municipal Governance Expert, about why South Africa’s metros are regressing, with audit outcomes pointing to weak financial discipline and worsening service delivery failures.
In other interviews, SARS spokesperson Siphithi Sibeko talks about the Constitutional Court’s landmark ruling on the VAT treatment of gold and why SARS says the judgment brings much-needed certainty to the precious metals industry.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson about new findings that one in six government tenders were awarded last year, highlighting growing risks to infrastructure investment, including interference from so‑called “business forums.”
In other interviews, Koos Blackenberg, farmer and representative of Grain SA from the Cape region talks about the organisation’s strong opposition to ITAC’s decision to keep the wheat reference price unchanged, and what it means for the sustainability of local wheat farmers.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr Stavros Nicolaou, Chairperson of the Pharmaceutical Task Group about the High Court’s interim interdict against iDexis and what it means for the regulation of semaglutide-based weight-loss drugs in South Africa.
In other interviews, Khaya Sithole, CA(SA) and Director at Corusca Consulting talks about the Public Investment Corporation’s decision to refer the controversial Acapulco-Lanseria empowerment deal to the Special Investigating Unit following a legal review of a forensic investigation.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Arthur Goldstuck about how the World Cup is becoming a global tech showcase and how Africa is shaping innovation, to Warren Ingram about whether investors should buy into SpaceX and the risks at high valuations, to Nicole Martens about the rise of shareholder activism in South Africa, and to Andre Visser about how the JSE regulates companies and protects investors.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist of Econometrix, about the latest crisis at the PIC, unpacking political infighting between the finance minister and the board.
In other interviews, Dr Mark Nasila, Chief Data Analytics Officer for FirstRand Risk talks about whether the economics of artificial intelligence are about to change. As AI giants continue pouring billions into massive data centres and ever-larger language models, new research suggests smaller, cheaper AI models running on desktop computers may soon be able to perform most tasks at a fraction of the cost.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Hayward-Butt, CEO of Brait, about the group’s latest results and the next stage of its value-unlocking strategy. Brait reported growth in net asset value and earnings, supported by strong performances from Virgin Active, Premier and New Look.
In other interviews, Charles de Wet, Tax Executive at ENSafrica talks about whether South Africa’s tax rules have kept pace with the rapid rise of electric vehicles. While EV sales have surged in recent years, SARS guidance on travel allowances and company-car benefits remains rooted in the era of petrol and diesel vehicles.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Hayward-Butt, CEO of Brait, about the group’s latest results and the next stage of its value-unlocking strategy. Brait reported growth in net asset value and earnings, supported by strong performances from Virgin Active, Premier and New Look. The company has also launched a R2.5 billion rights offer aimed at eliminating legacy debt and strengthening Virgin Active’s balance sheet.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to David Jarvis, Acting Chief Operating Officer at the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), about the landmark agreement between the IDC, Vision Group and the business rescue practitioners of Tongaat Hulett that paves the way for Tongaat Hulett to exit business rescue, averts a looming liquidation application and aims to protect an estimated 250,000 jobs across the sugar industry value chain.
In other interviews,Vukile CEO Laurence Rapp talks about the group’s strong annual results, its growing dominance in Iberian retail property, the strategic expansion into Italy, and how disciplined capital allocation and value-add projects are driving ahead-of-guidance growth.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Andre Cilliers, Currency Risk Specialist and Director at TreasuryONE about the outlook for gold as central banks around the world continue to increase their exposure to the precious metal. Despite a recent pullback in prices, new research from the World Gold Council shows a record number of central banks plan to add to their gold reserves over the next year,
In other interviews, Discovery Health CEO Dr Ron Whelan talks about how a stronger focus on prevention, early diagnosis and personalised behavioural incentives is improving cancer outcomes, extending life expectancy, and reshaping how medical schemes deliver sustainable, long-term healthcare for members.
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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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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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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 Analysistalks 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, driven by players such as Capitec Connect, FNB Connect and Standard Bank Mobile.
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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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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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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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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 subsidise the healthcare costs of older beneficiaries, but that balance is increasingly under strain as fewer young adults join or remain on medical aid.
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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 of its South African cement business.
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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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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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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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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 reveals what truly drives the continent’s wealthy.
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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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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 growing number of high-profile hacks in South Africa and around the world, what becomes of the personal and financial information that is stolen, and can organisations ever truly recover or regain control of that data?
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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 Africa’s exchange control regime.
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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.
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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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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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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, forced costly diversions to other ports and squeezed farmers’ margins.
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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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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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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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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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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 era of rapidly evolving cyber threats.
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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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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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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 reshaping the country’s music industry earnings.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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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 could mean for interest rates, bonds, and market confidence amid rising inflation and questions over central bank independence.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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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.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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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 wetlands, neighbouring water users and long-term water security in a Strategic Water Source Area.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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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.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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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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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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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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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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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 shedding and rising private power generation.
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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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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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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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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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Stephen Grootes speaks to Joe Cavatoni, Market Strategist from the World Gold Council, about the World Gold Council’s Q1 2026 Gold Demand Trends, highlighting record-value demand driven by surging bar and coin investment, strong central bank buying, and gold’s renewed role as a safe-haven amid heightened geopolitical risk.
In other interviews, Dr Andrew Golding, chief executive of Pam Golding Property Group talks about the rise of South Africa’s hybrid lifestyle among affluent homebuyers where Johannesburg remains the business and family base, while luxury coastal properties serve as second homes and lifestyle retreats
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Stephen Grootes talks to Sifiso Skenjana, Economist and Managing Director of ESG Analytics about the government's decision to extend fuel levy relief as global oil volatility continues to filter through to the local economy. With the R3 per litre cut already costing the fiscus billions each month, the move raises key questions about how long South Africa can cushion consumers without deepening fiscal pressure.
In other interviews, Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner at ITACtalksabout South Africa’s decision to impose anti‑dumping duties on imported Chinese and Thai washing machines, unpacking the findings behind the ruling, its impact on local manufacturers and jobs, and the possible consequences for pricing and choice for South African consumers.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Thabile Nkunjana, Agricultural Economist about the outlook for food prices as the risk of an El Niño coincides with rising fuel and fertiliser costs linked to Middle East tensions.
In other interviews, Quintin Rossi, Spear CEO talks about the company raising R1 billion through an oversubscribed accelerated bookbuild. The capital raise, completed at a slight premium, signals strong investor appetite for Western Cape-focused property exposure.
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Stephen Grootes spoke to Nicolene Elhadad on building Xpresso Café into a fast‑growing, affordable coffee franchise, unpacked key African business developments with Dr Rutendo Hwindingwi, explored how to future‑proof children for an AI‑driven world with Bronwyn Williams, and reflected on leadership and placemaking in hospitality with V&A Waterfront CEO Graham Wood.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Prof Steven Boykey Sidley Professor of Practice at JBS, University of Johannesburg and columnist at Daily Maverick about National Treasury’s proposed overhaul of exchange controls, unpacking the shift to a risk‑based system, tougher penalties, tighter rules on foreign and crypto assets, and what it means for capital flows in and out of South Africa.
In other interviews, Nomsa Mazwai talks about Sober Fest, a consciously curated Freedom Day weekend gathering in Soweto that challenges alcohol‑centred celebration and instead centres music, wellness, family and the idea of showing up fully present in our joy and freedom.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Clicks CEO Bertina Engelbrecht about Clicks Group’s resilient interim results, highlighting solid earnings growth, a higher dividend, expanding pharmacy and store footprint, strong loyalty programme performance, and how the retailer is navigating intense competition and constrained consumer spending while continuing to invest in growth and sustainability initiatives.
In other interviews, Hylton Kallner, CEO of Discovery Bank talks about the latest SpendTrend26 insights, unpacking how South Africans choose to spend, what they spend on, and when they’re most willing to open their wallets in a rapidly evolving economic landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Trish Taylor, Head of Primedia Cares about Primedia Cares’ mission to make a meaningful difference in South African society, and how its flagship programme, Corporates that Care, is driving collective impact through powerful partnerships across communities, business, and government.
In other interviews, Alex Gabriel, CEO of Cape Opera about Corporates That Care and the vital role Cape Opera plays in uplifting communities through the arts as part of this impactful 702 and Primedia Outdoor initiative.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Khaya Sithole, CA(SA) and director at Corusca Consulting, about the deepening concerns around South African Airways after a damning assessment by the Auditor-General of South Africa. Despite reporting a headline profit, the airline’s financials have been called into question.
In other interviews,Avhapfani Tshifularo, FIASA CEO talks about South Africa’s shift away from Gulf fuel imports, the growing reliance on Atlantic Basin suppliers, and the pressure on diesel prices amid ongoing global logistics disruptions.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Tommy Garner, management committee member of the South African Independent Power Producers Association about escalating tensions between independent power producers and Eskom over control of grid connections. At the centre of the dispute is a tightening bottleneck in transmission capacity, particularly in renewable-rich provinces, and growing concern that Eskom’s dual role as both market participant and gatekeeper is distorting fair access for private developers.
In other interviews, John Loos, Independent Economist talks about what an extended two-month fuel levy relief really means for South Africa’s economy, as the government tries to cushion consumers from surging global oil prices without blowing out an already stretched fiscus.
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Motheo Khoaripe speaks to consumer advocate Wendy Knowler about fixing e‑commerce order mistakes, to Nqobile Ndlovu about Canal+ shedding non‑core assets to focus on broadcasting, to Warren Ingram about how consumerist messaging fuels debt and undermines financial security, and to Ntebaleng Twala about leadership and impact in high‑performance finance.
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Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana about the global economic fallout from rising geopolitical tensions, including the impact of disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz on oil prices and what that means for South Africa’s inflation, fuel costs and growth outlook, alongside key discussion outcomes from the IMF World Bank Spring Meetings.
In other interviews, Renai Moothilal, CEO and Executive Director of the National Association of Automotive Component and Allied Manufacturers talks about Mahindra’s advanced plans to upgrade its South African plant, the potential shift to completely knocked-down production, and what deeper local manufacturing could mean for competition, jobs and affordability in the country’s fast‑growing auto market.
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Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Michael Zahariev, co-founder of Luxity talks about how escalating geopolitical tensions particularly in the Middle East are beginning to ripple through global luxury markets, with investor sentiment weakening and high-end brands facing renewed pressure.
In other interviews, Samantha Moyana, Debt Counsellor at National Debt Advisors, about the growing financial strain facing South Africa’s middle class, where earning up to R50,000 a month no longer guarantees stability. As rising fuel, food and living costs outpace income growth, many households are turning to credit just to maintain a basic standard of living.
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Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Elize Kruger, Independent economist about the latest PayInc Economic Index showing a modest uptick in activity in March, underpinned by easing inflation, rate cuts and improved consumer confidence, with transaction volumes and vehicle sales pointing to early-year momentum across the economy.
In other interviews, Izak Odendaal, Investment Strategist at Old Mutual Wealth talks about how the collapse of US–Iran talks and the threat of a Hormuz naval blockade have pushed energy prices higher, testing the world’s poorest countries.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO of the Tourism Business Council of South Africa, about the growing interest of international hotel chains, such as InterContinental Hotels Group, in South Africa's luxury hotel market, which is seen as vastly underserved, particularly in cities like Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Durban.
In other interviews, Stephen Grootes discusses with John Stopford, Head of Multi-Asset Income, NinetyOne Asset Management about the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, where Iran has refused to discuss its nuclear program amidst Israeli attacks, prompting Europe to urge Tehran to return to negotiations while the US considers its next move.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Khaya Sithole, independent analyst about Toyota South Africa’s R6.5 billion lawsuit against Transnet, the KZN government, and eThekwini Municipality, following claims of negligence that led to devastating flood damage at its Prospecton plant.
In other interviews,Vincent Anthonyrajah, CEO and co-founder of Differential Capital, talk about how South African bank shares generate income, their growth prospects, dividend advantages, and the key risks investors should consider in today’s economic climate.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Mark Barnes, Executive Chairman and CEO at Purple Group and SA Post Office former CEO, about his recent column, exploring whether South Africa is nearing a pivotal turning point and what bold action is needed to unlock its full potential.
In other interviews, Nqobile Ndlovu Sport Business Expert chats about the FIA’s approval of Kyalami’s upgraded design, paving the way for Formula One’s potential return to South Africa after more than three decades.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sipho Pityana about his ongoing legal battles with Absa, where Pityana is challenging his removal as a director and the South African Reserve Bank's Prudential Authority's objections to his nomination as Absa chair.
In other interviews: Warren Ingram, Financial advisor and Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, talks about financial emergencies can happen at any time, are you prepared?
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sharmi Surianarain, Chief Impact Officer at Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator, about new youth unemployment data and how employers can hire smart through the SA Youth platform.
In other interviews, Jan Vermeulen, Editor at Mybroadband on MultiChoice's potential plan to unbundle SuperSport from DStv channels.
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This is a curated compilation of the best interviews from The Money Show this past week, featuring insightful discussions on business trends, personal finance, and leadership.
Stephen spoke with Saki Macozoma, Chair of Vodacom and Safika Holdings, about his transformative journey, leadership principles, and impact on the private sector and civil society.
Stephen had a discussion with Warren Ingram, financial advisor and Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, about the pros and cons of home ownership in today’s financial climate.
In How I Make My Money, Stephen had a conversation with Tuanni Price, CEO of Zuri Wine Tasting, about her journey from humble beginnings to building a thriving business and championing diversity in the wine industry.
On The Business Book Review, Bronwyn Williams, Partner at Flux Trends, shared insights from The End of Money by David Buckham, Robyn Wilkinson, and Chris Straeuli, discussing trust erosion in capitalist markets and the rise of the Chinese banking system.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Hywel George, Director of Investments at Old Mutual Investment Group about the recent surge in oil and gold prices, and the decline in stock markets following Israel's strikes against targets in Iran, which has led to increased uncertainty and fragile sentiment in the market.
In other interviews, Nkosiyati Yati Khumalo, Editor - in Chief of Billboard Africa about the launch of Billboard Africa, a platform celebrating African music and culture.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner of the International Trade Administration Commission about South Africa's proposed 15% import tax on new energy vehicle batteries, aimed at boosting local production capacity and attracting original equipment manufacturers to set up units in the country.
In other interviews: Duncan McLeod, Founder and Editor at Techcentral talks about the decision to award Elon Musk's Starlink an operating license in the country resting in the hands of the industry regulator, Icasa, despite Musk's refusal to comply with black empowerment rules, which he deems "openly racist".
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Stephen Grootes discusses with Duane Newman, EY Partner that specializes in global trade about South Africa's request to the US to keep tariffs at 10% or lower during ongoing trade negotiations, aiming to protect key exports and industries as both countries work towards a new trade framework.
In other interviews, Consumer Ninja Wendy Knowler talks about Standard Bank's inaugural Youth Barometer Report, revealing insights into the car buying and financing trends among South African youth aged 18 to 35, offering a glimpse into their financial management habits and preference.
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Stephen Grootes discusses redefining South Africa's unemployment metric, considering the vast informal sector, with François Viviers, Marketing and communications at Capitec.
In other interviews, Warren Ingram, financial advisor and Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, about the complexities of buying a home, exploring whether owning a property is always the best option, or if alternative choices might be more suitable in today's financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Nqobile Ndlovu, sport Business Expert about the union's technical insolvency and R95m loss in 2024, attributed to the failed Ackerley Sports Group deal, and how a strong start to 2025 has improved their financial outlook.
In other interviews, Industry leaders, including Seelan Gobalsamy of Omnia Holdings, Dawie de Villiers of Alexforbes, Matias Cardarelli of PPC, and Neville Brink of Oceana Group, about their companies' financial performances and strategic developments.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Petri Redelinghuys, Founder at Herenya Capital Advisors and Etienne Vlok - National Industrial Policy Officer for about the local clothing retail sector and the effect of chinese online railers.
In other interviews, FYN, founder Peter Tempelhoff talks about the res, which has earned global recognition with three restaurants on the World's 100 Best Restaurants list.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Wandile Sihlobo, Author and Agricultural economist at Agricultural Business chamber about the imminent crackdown on animal transport across South Africa in response to the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.
In other interviews, Chantal Marx, Head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments and Asanda Notshe, Chief Investment Officer at Mazi Asset Management talk about the unique composition of the JSE - SA Inc, Rand Hedges, Resources and Gold exposure.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Rand Merchant Bank, about the dip in business confidence. The RMB/BER index fell five points to 40 in Q2, halting last year’s recovery and highlighting continued pessimism among South African businesses.
In other interviews, Peter van Binsbergen, CEO of BMW South Africa, talks about his inspiring journey from engineering to leadership and the importance of cultural adaptability.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner of the International Trade Administration Commission about the new fee structure for import and export permits, aimed at addressing budget constraints and modernizing the organization's systems.
In other interviews, Thabile Nkunjana, Agricultural Economist and Dipepenene Serage, Deputy Director-General-General of Agricultural Production, Biosecurity and Natural Resources Management discuss the impact of a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak at Karan Beef's feedlot facility on South Africa's cattle industry.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dion De Graaff, CEO of AutoZone, about the company’s remarkable turnaround after emerging from business rescue.
In other interviews, Matthew Pearce, renowned sports broadcaster and facilitator, talks about his career in rugby commentary and business development.
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This is a curated compilation of the best interviews from The Money Show this past week.
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Ray White speaks to Mark Sardi, CEO of SK, on the current state of the industry and how cinema is performing in SA, highlighting the success of recent releases like Mission: Impossible and Disney's Lilo & Stitch.
In other interviews, the record-breaking sale of Vladimir Tretchikoff's "Lady from the Orient" for R31.1 million with Dr Alastair Meredith, art specialist at Strauss & Co in JHB, highlighting the artwork's significance and the strong demand for South African art.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Georg Southey, Manager at Merlog Foods, about the urgent need for government action as South Africa faces a worsening food crisis. The ban on Brazilian chicken imports, following a bird flu outbreak in one province, risks deepening hunger, especially among vulnerable groups like children on school feeding schemes.
In other interviews, The Money Show broadcasts live at the Corporates that Care event, with Stephen Grootes speaking to various South African companies, including SPAR Group, The Hirshe's, Mr Price Foundation, and SA Home Loans, highlighting their impactful CSI initiatives and socially responsible efforts.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Leon, mining expert and partner at Herbert Smith Freehills, about the Minerals Council’s disappointment as the MPRDA bill proceeds without industry feedback. The Minerals Council South Africa has raised concerns after the government moved ahead with changes to the MPRDA without considering industry input.
In other interviews, Harmony CEO, Beyers Nel and David McKay, Editor at Miningmx discuss Harmony’s $1 billion acquisition of MAC Copper, owner of Australia's CSA copper mine, as part of its strategy to expand its global footprint and diversify into copper production.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Daniel Mminele, Nedbank Chairman about Africa's vulnerability to escalating global economic uncertainty and the need for the continent to lead reform efforts, particularly in sovereign debt architecture, global financial safety nets, and climate finance, with South Africa's 2025 G20 presidency presenting a pivotal opportunity to drive meaningful change and advocate for a more resilient and equitable global economic order.
In other interviews, Lisa Raleigh, founder of The Lisa Raleigh Group chats about her fitness empire, built through programs like Bounti, athleisure brand Body Kind, and supplements with Plenti, driven by her passion for health and wellness, with plans to expand in SA's R8bn digital fitness market.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes spoke to Duncan McLeod, Founder and Editor at Techcentral about the proposed policy direction for satellite operators in South Africa, which aims to establish a new licensing framework and potentially allow companies like Elon Musk's Starlink to operate in the country through an equity equivalent regulatory change.
In other interviews, we hear about sustainable luxury art with Roberta Coci, one of the co-founders of RMB latitudes, who chats about the event's mission to create a more inclusive and accessible African art ecosystem.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Cumesh Moodliar, CEO of Investec Bank, about the bank's strong performance, with a 7.8% increase in profit. Investec will pay a record dividend for the third year after the bank’s operating profit surpassed the R24 billion mark for the first time.
In other interviews, Vincent Anthonyrajah, CEO and co-founder of Differential Capital, and Karabo Makete, Partner and Investment Principal at Aions Ventures, unpack the crucial role of governance in companies and how investors shape corporate direction through key mechanisms.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, about the budget speech, and they analyze some of the big announcements that came out of it.
In other news, there is a special broadcast of the bilateral relations meeting between President Cyril Ramaphosa and President Donald Trump in Washington D.C.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Tshidi Madia, Associate Politics editor about President Cyril Ramaphosa's upcoming meeting with Donald Trump, where they'll discuss business opportunities, including potential deals with Elon Musk's companies, Tesla and Starlink, amidst strained relations between the two countries.
In other news, Terry Gale, chairperson of Exporters Western Cape talks about the uncertainty surrounding the American Express (Amex) service, a direct weekly sailing to the US jointly run by Maersk and Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), and how President Cyril Ramaphosa's upcoming trade talks with US President Donald Trump might impact the shipping industry.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Tributes pour in for late Issie Kirsh, founder of Radio 702.Chief executives of Famous Brand, Netcare and Astral Foods take Stephen Grootes through their respective companies’ financial results.
In other news, Julia Finnis-Bedford, Founder of Amazing Spaces talks about scouting film location business, leadership philosophy and relationship with money.
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Motheo Khoaripe chats to Dr Anthony Costa, the Head of Secretariat for B20 South Africa about how thoughtful financial decisions and forward-thinking regulations can pave the way for sustainable economic progress
In other interview: Motheo Khoaripe chats to Thobekile Mkhize, founder and CEO of Mabotho Africa about luxury leather goods and the business’ strategic growth.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes in conversation with Vincent Magwenya, spokesperson to the President and Khay Sithole, an Independent Political Analyst chat about the US government banning US Agencies from writing reports on the G20 summit, this as US president Trump continues to throw allegations of a white genocide in South Africa. They also touch on President Ramaphosa’s trip to the US to meet with Donald Trump, the US president.
In other Interviews: Stephen Grootes in conversation with Goolam Ballim, Chief Economist at Standard Bank & Johann Els chat about the announcement by the Deputy Minister of Finance David Masondo that National Treasury and the Reserve Bank will be putting in significant effort to develop a well-structured inflation framework that aligns with economic goals and stability. They also look into the impact that this framework will have on the South African economy.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes in conversation with Stuart Theobald, Financial Analyst and Chairman at Krutham chat about the struggles of Ithala Bank and Post Bank, highlighting a deep-rooted challenge in South Africa’s financial sector. They also touch on the reflection that there is tension between financial inclusion and regulatory oversight, raising questions on the future of state-backed banking in South Africa.
In other interviews: Stephen Grootes speaks to Benay Sager, executive head of DebtBusters, and personal finance journalist Maya Fischer-French from Maya on Money, about the quiet crisis brewing in South Africa’s middle class. DebtBusters’ latest debt index shows growing strain on households earning between R10 000 and R35 000 a month — a group often seen as the backbone of the economy.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sharmi Surianarain, Chief Impact Officer for Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator about South Africa's rising unemployment crisis, with the official rate hitting 32.9% in Q1 2025 and the expanded rate reaching 43.1%, highlighting a challenging job market.
In other interviews, Timothy Walker, Maritime Senior Researcher at the Institute for Security Studies in Pretoria about Egypt's Suez Canal Authority offering a 15% discount on transit fees for large container ships to boost trade and offset rising insurance costs following recent security improvements in the region.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Martyn Davies, former member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council and Donald MacKay, director at Xa International Trade Advisors on China, about a 90-day pause to trade war between China and the US.
In other interviews, Marek Masojada, CEO of Boxer Supermarkets, discusses the company's impressive first-year financial results following its November 2024 listing, highlighting a standout performance marked by consistent market share gains.
The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.
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Ray White speaks to John Stopford, Head of Multi-Asset Income, NinetyOne Asset Management US-UK tariffs deal about the US-UK agreement that scraps Trump-era tariffs on vehicles and metals.
In other interviews, Debbie Hathway, Watches and Jewellery writer talks about Pomellato's latest Together collection, showcasing elegant jewellery that embodies emotional connections and personal style.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sabelo Skiti, Investigative journalist with Sunday Times about the unfolding humanitarian crisis at Daybreak Foods, where unpaid workers and starving chickens are facing unimaginable hardships amidst the company's financial collapse.
In other interviews, we reflected on the new Pope's announcement with Father Russel Pollitt and Lawrence Ndlovu. Hlelo Giyose, Chief Investment Officer and Principle at First Avenue Investment Management & Patrick Mathidi, Multi Asset Strategies at Aluwani Capital Partners unpack the rise of global mega trends.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Michael Jordaan, Co-founder of Bank Zero about the Financial Sector Conduct Authority's (FSCA) and Kokkie Kooyman, Executive Director & Portfolio Manager at Denker Capital about concerns over significant disparities in bank fees for similar products and services, and the authority's efforts to assess and regulate these practices to ensure fairness and transparency for customers.
In other interviews, Natasha Huggett-Henchie, consulting actuary and member of the Actuarial Society of South Africa’s Retirement Matters Committee about the two-pot retirement system, where many members are making repeat withdrawals, with around 75% of applications being second claims, and the average withdrawal amount dropping from R20 000 to R6 000.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Philippe Van Gils, Director of Illicit Trade Prevention at Philip Morris International about the organization's latest report on illicit trade in South Africa and proposed public-private partnership to combat the issue.
In other interviews, Anat Singh, SA Film Producer discusses the potential impact of Donald Trump's proposed 100% tariffs on films made in foreign countries, which could have far-reaching consequences for the global film industry.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Mamokgethi Molopyane, Mining and Labour Analyst about the recent amendments to the Code of Practice on Dismissals and potential impact on South Africa's unemployment rate and labour laws.
In other interviews, Deon Gouws, Chief Investment Officer at Credo, and Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, reflect on Warren Buffett's $1.2 trillion Berkshire Hathaway empire as he steps down after six decades at the helm.
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Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Khaya Sithole, independent analyst about the R2 billion guarantee approved by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana to secure Ithala Bank's retail depositors, amid controversy and opposition from KwaZulu-Natal finance MEC Francois Rodgers.
In other interviews, Faro Co- Founder Amber Penney chats about how the startup Faro is using AI to tackle the fashion industry's waste problem by giving last season's stock a new lease on life, offering affordable premium fashion to consumers.
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Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Andrew Levy, Labour economist on the role of unions in South Africa's socio-economic landscape and to Blessing Utete, Managing Executive of Old Mutual Corporate Consultants about on how employee benefits are driving the talent war.
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Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Duncan Pieterse, Director-General of the National Treasury of South Africa and Khaya Sithole, independent analyst about the R75-billion shortfall and the revised budget plans following the withdrawal of the proposed VAT increaseIn other interviews, Consumer Ninja Wendy Knowler chats about how insurance companies often drop customers who file too many claims, leaving them vulnerable and searching for new coverage.
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Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Zinhle Tyikwe, CEO of the Consumer Goods Council of SA, about the costs incurred by retailers due to the last-minute cancellation of the planned 0.5% VAT hike.
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Jane Dutton speaks to Thabile Nkunjana, agricultural economist about the impact of high cattle feed prices and a shortage of slaughter-ready cattle on beef prices, affecting local supermarkets and butcheries.
In other interviews, Saray Khumalo, the trailblazing explorer and mountaineer who became the first black African woman to summit Mount Everest, discusses her remarkable journey and insights on money.
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Stephen Grootes discusses with Ndumiso Kubheka, Head of Economic Policy Desk at the Association of Black Securities and Investment Professionals, the outcomes of a meeting between the Association and Investment Professionals, the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, and Financial Services Sector CEOs, focusing on the Transformation Fund's implications for the industry.
In other interviews, Neil Warren, CEO of Cape Town Helicopters chants about how helicopter tourism is revolutionizing the way visitors experience Africa's diverse landscapes and wildlife.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Busi Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership South Africa, Charles de Wet, Executive at ENS in the Tax practice as well as Alan Mukoki, CEO at Sacci about the reversal of the 0.5 percentage point VAT hike, announced by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, and what this decision means for South Africa's fiscal sustainability and economic future moving forward.
In other interviews, to Vincent Anthonyrajah CEO And Co-Founder At Differential Capital and David Shapiro, Veteran Stockbroker and Chief Global Equity Strategist at Sasfin explain how central bank policies impact your wallet
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Stephen Grootes speaks to outgoing Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie about his record-breaking R104m remuneration package, amid the bank's impressive 52% share price growth and 30% increase in headline earnings.
In other interviews, SAA's CEO John Lamola discusses the airline's ambitious five-year turnaround plan, which includes a R2.25 billion investment facility and a strategic equity partner to secure its long-term financial sustainability.
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Stephen Grootes discusses with Lumkile Mondi, Senior Lecturer at School of Economics and Business Science of the University of the Witwatersrand, the International Monetary Fund's downgraded global growth forecast amid Trump's tariff policies, alongside the surge in gold prices to a record $3,500 per ounce, driven by a weakening US dollar and market volatility.
In other interviews, John Manyike, Head of Financial Education at Old Mutual, talks about the implications of the VAT hike, exploring alternative revenue options, the politics and economics at play, and the potential impact on consumers, as well as strategies for financial risk-proofing.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr Azar Jammine, Director and Chief economist at Econometrix and Sam Mkokeli, Business Times Columnist and political researcher about the R13.5bn financial gap if a VAT hike is halted.
In other interviews, Michael Fridjhon, founder of Winewizard.co.za and Visiting Professor of Wine Business at the University of Cape Town explains how South African wine enthusiasts can make informed choices to counter Trump's tariffs, exploring options like supporting local wine producers who export to the US and highlighting the quality of South African wines globally.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Christopher Malan, Executive Manager for Compliance and Prevention at the Financial Intelligence Unit about plans for SA to exit the grey listing and businesses that are not carrying their weight.
In other interviews, Ayabonga Cawe, Chief Commissioner of the International Trade Administration Commission talks about the new fee structure for import and export permits, aimed at addressing budget constraints and modernizing the organization's systems.
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Stephen Grootes sits down with Mcebisi Jonas, former deputy finance minister and newly appointed special envoy to Washington, about advancing trade ties with the US.
In other interviews, Evan Walker, Portfolio Manager at 36ONE Asset Management discusses Hermès surpassing LVMH in market capitalization, marking a significant shift in the luxury goods industry.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Alan Mukoki, CEO at Sacci about the rand's recent strengthening against the US dollar, which has gained about 1.2% to trade at R18.91 per dollar, driven by potential ANC backing down on VAT hike plans and a weaker dollar globally.
In other interviews, Dr. Andrew Golding, CEO of Pam Golding Property Group, discusses his career path and share insightful financial wisdom gained from his experiences.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Bhekani Zondo, agricultural economist for Trade Research at the National Agricultural Marketing Council about the economic impact of VAT hikes, revealing declines in GDP and agricultural output, and explores solutions to mitigate effects on low-income households.
In other interviews, Chantal Marx, Head of Equity Research at FNB Wealth and Investments, and Asanda Notshe, Chief Investment Officer at Mazi Asset Management, unpack the complexities of market corrections and bear markets, exploring strategies for investors to mitigate risks and capitalize on opportunities in turbulent market conditions.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Martyn Davies, former member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on China, about the escalating China-US trade war, where China has vowed to "fight to the end" against US tariffs, imposing an 84% tariff on American goods and filing a suit at the World Trade Organization.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Martyn Davies, former member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on China, about the escalating China-US trade war, where China has vowed to "fight to the end" against US tariffs, imposing an 84% tariff on American goods and filing a suit at the World Trade Organization.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Professor Patrick Bond, political economist about the escalating trade tensions between the US and China, particularly with Trump's tariff announcements, and explores potential investment strategies amidst the uncertainty.
In other news, Andrew Davison, Head of Institutional Business at Old Mutual, explains how to navigate pension challenges amidst economic uncertainty and market volatility.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Deon Gouws, Chief investment officer at Credo and David Shapiro, Veteran Stockbrocker and Chief Global Equity Strategist at Sasfin about the global stock market downturn triggered by Trump's tariff announcements, with the S&P 500 plummeting 20% from its highs.
In other interviews, Prof. David Monyae, International relations and foreign policy expert discusses the importance of South Africa's strategic response to US sanctions, highlighting the government's efforts to improve relations with the US while diversifying trade ties within Africa and beyond.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the recent downturn in the JSE All Share Index with Goolam Ballim, Chief Economist at Standard Bank, and Johann Els, Group Chief Economist at Old Mutual, highlighting uncertainty surrounding the Government of National Unity (GNU) and the impact of US President Trump's 30% tariff on South African goods as key factors contributing to the decline.
In other interviews: Marina Willrich, FO Candlelight Senior Team Lead, chats about the Candlelight Concerts, a magical musical experience that will transform iconic Johannesburg venues into breathtaking spaces of classical and modern music, illuminated solely by candlelight.
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Stephen Grootes leads a panel discussion examining the far-reaching consequences of the 30% US tariff on South African imports, with a particular focus on vulnerable industries such as wine production.
In other interviews, Vincent Anthonyrajah, CEO and co-founder & Prof Adrian Saville, Professor of Economics and Finance at GIBS at Differential Capital unpack the investment strategies in a rising tariff era.
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Stephen Grootes engages in crucial discussions with Mteto Nyati, Eskom chairman, about the South African budget impasse being a missed opportunity for meaningful reform, opting for short-term solutions that will prolong the country's economic woes. Then political analyst Ongama Mtimka explores the potential implications of the budget vote showdown on the survival of the Government of National Unity (GNU) in South Africa.
In other interviews, Kevin Lennett, MD of The Crazy Store chats about the retailer's remarkable growth and success and the key lessons he has learned along the way as a leader.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to consumer journalist Wendy Knowler about a shocking case of customer service failure by Truworths, which led a loyal 30-year customer to close her account after a frustrating experience with account payment.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the contentious budget vote and its far-reaching financial implications with Nhlanhla Nene, former finance minister, and delves into the preliminary revenue collection figures for the 2024/25 fiscal year with Edward Kieswetter, SA Revenue Service commissioner.
In other interviews, Johann Kotze, CEO of AgriSA, talks about the recent visit of high-profile South African business and labour leaders to Washington, where they sought to gauge the sentiment of US officials towards South Africa.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Dion George, the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment, about the decision to grant emissions exemptions to eight Eskom coal power plants for periods ranging from five to 10 years, based on minimum emission standards.
In other interviews, Bronwyn Williams reviews the book "Licence to be Bad: How Economics Corrupted Us Hardcover " by Jonathan Aldred.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Director General of the National Health Department, Dr Nicholas Crisp, about the outcomes of the second G20 Health Working Group.
In other interviews, Kirsten Viera, Founding Director of Pup Chef talks about the company's mission to provide healthy, natural, and balanced dog food.
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Stephen Grootes leads discussions on South Africa's $3 billion plan to revamp services and infrastructure in eight major cities with Miyelani Holeni, a municipal governance expert, and the impact of US President Donald Trump's 25% tariff on automotive imports on the global industry with Mikel Mabasa, Naamsa CEO.
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Stephen Grootes examines the impact of Pepkor's massive retail acquisition and the proposed R100bn Transformation Fund with insights from CEO, Norman Drieselmann and financial analyst, Stuart Theobald.
In other interviews, Shirley Machaba, the trailblazing CEO of PwC Southern Africa, discusses her remarkable career journey and historic appointment as the first black woman to lead the firm.
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Stephen Grootes discusses Remgro's striking 38.7% surge in headline earnings with, Chief Investment Officer, Carel Vosloo and explores the impact of Eskom's restructured residential electricity tariffs with energy analyst Chris Yelland.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Jonathan Oppenheimer and Matthew Marsden about the "Big $1m Pitch" competition, where entrepreneurs can win a life-changing investment and partner with Jonathan Oppenheimer, with the finals taking place at the SA Future Trust Summit on October 28-29.
In other interviews, Mike Teke, CEO of Seriti Mines & chair of Masimong Group shares his career journey leading up to becoming a prominent South African business leader and entrepreneur.
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Motheo Khoaripe leads a thought-provoking discussion with Saki Macozoma and Professor Thuli Madonsela on South Africa's human rights progress, highlighting the intricate relationship between economic and financial factors, while also examining the country's successes and challenges in this area, alongside Siphamandla Zondi's analysis of South Africa's mixed human rights record, particularly regarding economic inequality and land reform.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the Reserve Bank's repo rate decision with expert analysis, and is joined by Terence Creamer to explore the government's potential bailout of ArcelorMittal South Africa's struggling steel business.
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Stephen Grootes looks at the record R1.4 trillion corporate cash hoard, the Reserve Bank's expected rate cut, and examines the sell-off of SA bonds.
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Stephen Grootes unpacks Rodger Foster's concerns about centralised airport services and explores the potential impact of Motsepe's ARC departing the JSE and relocating from Mauritius with co-CEO of African Rainbow Capital, Johan van der Merwe.
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Stephen Grootes unpacks the major market developments, including Kenny Fihla's surprise departure from Standard Bank, the SARB's blocking of a massive Pepkor share trade, and the latest earnings reports from MTN, Thungela, and Sun International.
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Stephen Grootes spoke with Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital, about gold surpassing $3,000 for the first time amid rising global trade tensions, driving investors towards safe-haven assets. He also interviewed Jonathan Meintjes, Global Head of Mountainbiking at Ironman, on the booming business of cycling events and the milestone anniversary of the Absa Cape Epic. Additionally, Mamelo Mnguni, a female cyclist and Absa #SheUntamed team member, shared her experiences in professional cycling and her journey through the Absa Cape Epic with the support of the #SheUntamed programme.
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Stephen Grootes delves into a trio of key topics, including the historic EU-South Africa summit, expert strategies for recession-proofing investment portfolios, and in-depth analysis of financial results with CEOs from Standard Bank and Exxaro.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the implications of the budget speech on personal taxation with Charles de Wet and John Manyike and explores Alex Thomson's journey in building Naked Insurance.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa, highlighting concerns over the VAT increase, government expenditure, and the potential impact of US President Donald Trump's anti-SA stance on AIDS funding.
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Stephen Grootes discusses financial results with Charles Russon, Absa Group Interim CEO, and Jackie van Niekerk, CEO at Attacq, and talks to personal finance expert Warren Ingram about why reducing investment risk as you age may not be the best strategy.
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Stephen Grootes discusses SA's tax approach with experts and chats to Johann Kotze on agricultural uncertainty and Tebogo "ProVerb" Thekisho on his multifaceted career.
In other interviews, Bronwyn Williams, Partner at Flux Trends, reviews the book, Two Thoughts: A Timeless Collection of Infinite Wisdom by Jim O’Shaughnessy & Vatsal Kaushik.
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Stephen Grootes discusses how global shifts, including trade wars, European stimulus, and China's growing influence, are challenging US dominance, while also exploring the local implications of Royal AM's auction amid a R40m tax debt.
In other interviews,we hear about the Growth of Leonista - South Africa's organic 'tequila' with Sarah Kennan, founder of Leonista.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to FirstRand's Mary Vilakazi & Sanlam's Abigail Mukhuba, on their financials as well as to a Director at Strauss Scher Attorneys about the challenges lawyers are experiencing at the Masters Office.
In other interviews, Mohale Moloi, Content Director at Irvine Partners, talks about the vast potential of Africa's $3.08 billion creator economy and its transformative impact on digital entrepreneurship.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Chief executives of Spur Group, Cashbuild, Woolworths and Curro holdings who take us through their companies’ financial results.
In other interviews, Professor John Lamola, the newly appointed CEO of South African Airways, shares his vision and strategy for the airline's future growth and success.
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Stephen Grootes talks shopping, medical aids and banking, with Group CEO of Discovery, Chief executives of Shoprite Holdings and Nedbank CEO taking us through their companies’ financial results.
In other interviews, we look at personal finance rules we should know with financial advisor and Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, Warren Ingram.
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In other interviews, Ian Mann, Managing Director at Gateways Business Consultants, talks about his insights on Tribes by Michael Morris, exploring the book's key takeaways and relevance to the business world.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sean Capazorio from Aspen Pharmacare, Wikus Olivier from Santam, Mpumi Madisa from Bidvest, and Dr. Leila Fourie from the JSE, to discuss their respective companies' latest financial results and the key drivers behind their performances.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Magda Wiezycka, Co- Founder of Sgynia Limited about the potential benefits of introducing a more attractive tax regime in South Africa to lure back wealthy citizens and attract foreign "tax emigrants" who are fleeing countries with unfavorable tax changes.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Ockert Janse van Rensburg, CEO of Motus, about the company's decline in new vehicle sales, and to Johan Theron about the challenges facing the platinum group metals sector.
In other interviews, Investment school unpacks AGMS and why they are important to every investor with Hlelo Giyose, Chief Investment Officer and Principal at First Avenue Investment Management & Tracey Davies, Executive Director at Just Share.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the latest financial results with two industry leaders: Richard Rivett-Carnac, CEO of the South African Breweries, on their full-year revenue and volume growth, and David Cleasby, CFO of Bidcorp, on the company's robust half-year performance and strategic growth plans.
In other interviews, Graeme Codrington, lead researcher at the TomorrowToday Futures Institute, talks about the growing concern that insurers are deeming it too risky to cover homes and businesses against climate-related disasters.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Mxolisi Mgojo, co-chair of the B20, about the meeting in Cape Town, where finance ministers and business leaders are set to discuss key economic issues, including a set of business priorities for the G20.
In other interviews, Warren Ingram, financial advisor and Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, talks about the importance of setting life goals and using money as a tool to achieve them, rather than just focusing on survival or accumulation.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Hendrik de Bruin, Head of SADC Security Consulting at Check Point Software Technologies, about the record-breaking $1.5 billion crypto heist, where hackers breached an offline Ethereum wallet, and what this means for the future of crypto security.
In other interviews, Ervin Tu, President and Chief Investment Officer at Prosus Group, talks about the company's massive R79 billion acquisition of Netherlands-based food delivery giant Just Eat.
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Stephen Grootes spoke to Prof Raymond Parsons, Economist at NWU Business School, about the potential impact of Trump's tariffs on South Africa's economy and inflation risks, amidst the EU bolstering ties with South Africa as the nation faces Trump's wrath amid the G20 meeting.
In other interviews, Reghard Goussard, Sales and Marketing at Devonbosch, talks about the revolutionary mixed-use development in the Cape Winelands that's redefining luxury living, work and play.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Mike Fraser, Chief Executive Officer of Gold-Fields to discuss 36% surge in normalized profit, driven by improved operational and financial performance in the second half of the year.
In other interviews, Banele Rewo, founder of Z2B Stokvel and Aquaponics, talks about the groundbreaking Z2B Stokvel funding model and its role in building a thriving food ecosystem, including a meat processing plant, retail platform, and aquaponics farm in Soweto.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the unprecedented delay of the budget speech with a panel of experts, including Peter Attard Montalto, Managing Director at Krutham, governance specialist Lukhona Mnguni, and Alan Mukoki, CEO at Sacci. The delay comes after government partners failed to agree on a proposed VAT rate hike, which sparked opposition from the DA and concerns about its impact on the economy.
In other interviews, Billy Tom, CEO of ISUZU and President of NAAMSA, reflects on his career and share his insights on effective leadership in the automotive industry.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Mervyn Abrahams from Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice & Dignity and Charles de Wet, Executive at ENS about the disproportionate burden of a proposed 2% VAT increase on working-class households and its potential impact on their already strained finances.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Kumba CEO, Mpumi Zikalala about Kumba Iron Ore's full-year earnings, which saw revenue fall 21% and adjusted ebitda decline 38% due to lower iron ore prices, weaker sales, and a stronger rand.
In other interviews, Warren Ingram, a financial advisor and Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, on whether owning a home is a smart investment or a long-term liability, particularly for those nearing retirement.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Temoso Musi, Investments Analyst at 36ONE Asset Management, about how South African investors can navigate and potentially benefit from the uncertainty caused by Trump's trade policies.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Craig Miller, CEO at Amplats about the company's June timeline for demerger and its plans to retain a 19.9% shareholding in the platinum business.
In other interviews, Andile Mazwai, Bidvest Bank Chair and CEO of CBD Investments talks about his career and his personal relationship with money.
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Stephen Grootes spoke to Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Rand Merchant Bank about why the Rand and Gold are defying Trump's chaos. How is it possible for things to rock bottom and skyrocket at the same time?
In other interviews, Lorna Scott talks about the Pernod Ricard's Acquisition of Inverroche Distillery.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Chris Yelland, energy analyst and managing director at EE Business Intelligence, about the unfolding Eskom kickback scandal involving R180m in bribes for low-value contracts.
In other interviews, Rael Demby, CEO of the South African Gold Coin Exchange & The Scoin Shop, talks about the potential implications of a Krugerrand trade ban amidst global economic uncertainty.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sikonathi Mantshantsha about the Public Investment Corporation's decision to lay charges against a firm and its directors over alleged fraudulent activities involving half a billion rand.
In other interviews, Stephen Grootes discusses the sale of Johannesburg's iconic Ponte Tower, the 54-floor residential skyscraper, with Norman Raad, CEO of Broll Auctions and Sales.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Goolam Ballim, Chief Economist at Standard Bank, about the global trend of voters rejecting incumbent leaders in favor of change due to economic struggles, observed in over half of national elections since 2022 across various countries.
In other interviews, Prof Jan Havenga, Logistics Professor at Stellenbosch University, talks about the Treasury's move to ease regulations on public-private deals under R2 billion to drive infrastructure investment.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Donald MacKay, Director at XA International Trade Advisors & Khulekani Mathe, CEO designate of BUSA about U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
In other interviews, Vuyo Lee, Director of Marketing and Corporate Affairs at the JSE, explains the R4.5 billion in unclaimed dividends on the JSE and the reasons behind this phenomenon.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the National Health Insurance Bill with Thoneshan Naidoo, CEO of the Health Funders Association, exploring its implications for private healthcare and the challenges of implementing universal healthcare.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the transformative global shifts shaping 2025 with Professor Adrian Saville, of Economics and Finance at GIBS, exploring key trends, emerging opportunities, and risks in the face of rising protectionism and geopolitical instability.
In other interviews, Tracey Chiappini Young, Co-CEO and Commercial Director of Pichulik, chats about the Luxury Jewellery Brand's Unique Blend of Ancient Inspiration, Sustainable Design, and Empowering Bold Style for Women.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa, about the key priorities and expectations for the upcoming state of the nation and budget speeches.
In other interviews, Bongiwe Kunene, MD of the Banking Association South Africa, discusses the banking sector's defence of its access to credit for black South Africans and account closure practices.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Mark Heywood, Social justice activist, writer & Board member of the TAC about the uncertainty surrounding PEPFAR in South Africa, following the Trump administration's freeze on foreign aid and the subsequent limited waiver for "emergency humanitarian assistance".
In other interviews, John Manyike, Head of Financial Education at Old Mutual, talks about practical strategies for navigating the rising cost of living and achieving financial stability.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Donald MacKay, Director at XA International Trade Advisors & Jason Borbora-Sheen, Portfolio Manager at Ninety One, about the US tax tariffs sparking a global trade war.
In other interviews, Mzila Mthenjane, CEO of the Minerals Council South Africa, talks about the 2025 Mining Indaba and concerns over possible amendments to the country's mining legislation.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Daniel van Dalen, Senior Country Risk Analyst at Signal Risk about the impact of escalating tensions between South Africa and Rwanda on their trade relationship.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Gina Schoeman, Economist at Citi Bank, about the South African Reserve Bank's interest rate decision and its implications for the economy.
In other interviews, Viv Govender, Portfolio Manager at Rand Swiss & Stephán Engelbrecht, portfolio manager for Mazi NextGen unpack navigating portfolio adjustments amidst political uncertainty, focusing on emerging opportunities in AI and energy.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Samuel Seeff, Chairman of the Seeff Property Group about the property sector's push for a significant interest rate cut.
In other interviews, the founder of Missing Link Social, Richard Mulholland, talks about the impact of the good and bad around the “space race” that DeepSeek will unleash.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Professor Jan Havenga, Logistics Professor at Stellenbosch University and Director of Gain Group, about the introduction of SA-built locomotives aimed at reducing reliance on Chinese spares for coal transportation.
In other interviews, Chetan Ramlall, STANLIB's Head of Quantitative Research, talks about the potential impact of a Trump administration on tech investments, leveraging Chetan's expertise in asset and portfolio management.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Arthur Goldstuck, Founder and CEO at Worldwide Worx & Prof Adrian Saville, Professor of Economics and Finance about the Global AI Shake-Up and China's bid to outpace ChatGPT.
In other interviews, Pano Christou, CEO of Pret a Manger Global, talks about his career journey and his relationship with money throughout his career.
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Motheo Khoaripe spoke to Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa about the need for African countries to achieve political stability to attract investors.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Werksmans' Head of Land Reform Bulelwa Mabasa about the implications of the signed Expropriation Bill, which allows for land expropriation with nil compensation in the public interest.
In other interviews, Investment School unpacks the Role of Allowance: Introducing Kids to Budgeting and Investing with Lunga Mahlaba, Business Development Manager at Inkunzi Wealth Group & Carly Esterhuizen - VP of Global Brand - EasyEquities.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Ervin Tu, CEO of Naspers & Prosus about their approach to balancing short-term goals with long-term imperatives in the intelligent age, and how AI is transforming its businesses at WEF 2025.
In other interviews, Donald Valoyi, co-founder and CEO of Zulzi, chats about his entrepreneurial journey, innovations in e-commerce, and how South African businesses can compete with international players.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Handre Retief, portfolio manager at Novare Holdings, Dr Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist at Ecomometrix and Sifiso Skenjana, Economist and Managing Director at ESG Analytics about the potential impact of Trump's tariffs on South Africa's economy and inflation risks.
In other interviews, Alex Thomson, co-founder of Naked Insurance, talks about the company's record-breaking R706m funding round, its plans for expansion and the evolving insurance space spurred by technology.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to VOA Senior Washington Correspondent Carolyn Presutti about the aftermath of Trump's inauguration and the flurry of executive orders that are set to follow
In other interviews, Arthur Goldstuck, Founder and CEO of Worldwide Worx, talks about the uncertain future of TikTok and its potential implications for US businesses.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Kabelo Khumalo, Companies & Markets reporter at Business Day, about the complex and far-reaching implications of the liquidation of Ithala Development Finance Corporation, which affects approximately 257,000 clients
In other interviews, the founder of Ash & Mill, Dr Brian Watson talks about their nourishing body butter, a luxurious blend of natural ingredients that melts at skin temperature, providing long-lasting hydration and soothing dry skin.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Khaya Sithole, Chartered Accountant about the listing of State-owned enterprises on the JSE and possible launch on the Soweto Stock Exchange.
In other interviews, Menzi Ndhlovu, Senior Country Risk and Political Risk Analyst at Signal Risk, talks about the critical importance of a stable Mozambique, particularly considering the country's recent presidential inauguration amid deadly unrest.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to David Frost, CEO of the Southern Africa Tourism Services Association, about the impact of the new visa application system and the state of the tourism industry in South Africa.
In other interviews, Consumer Ninja Wendy Knowler talks about a little-known practice where banks can install caretakers in "abandoned" homes.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Claude de Baissac, Founder and CEO Eunomix, about the PIC's increased stake in Northam Platinum to 20%, its continued backing of platinum group metals, and the state of the platinum industry, including whether there is a future for the metal amidst the global shift towards green energy.
In other interviews, Jan Vermeulen, Editor of My Broadband, talks about reports that Chinese officials are considering Elon Musk's potential acquisition of TikTok's US operations amid a looming ban on the app.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Kirby Gordon, chief marketing officer of FlySafair, about the airline's response to the National Consumer Commission's investigation into its overbooking practices.
In other interviews, Brent Botha, director at Norton Rose Fulbright and Matome Chidi, NEC Member at the Black Lawyers Association talks about Norton Rose Fulbright's lawsuit against the government over its newly implemented Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment policy for the legal sector.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Roelof Viljoen, Project manager for Business Against Crime South Africa about the new regulations to the Public Procurement Act aimed at addressing extortion and other criminal acts by the construction mafia.
In other interviews, Khaya Sithole, Chartered accountant, about Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's stance on amending banking laws to prevent the arbitrary closure of bank accounts.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Business Day Editor at Large Hilary Joffe about the IMF's call for greater transparency from the South African Reserve Bank,
including more clarity on dissenting votes within the Monetary Policy Committee and the review of the country's inflation target.In other interviews, Consumer Ninja Wendy Knowler talks about unscrupulous agents conning South Africans into debt review.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr Martyn Davies, former member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on China about the US allegations that Tencent is working with the Chinese military, sparking an 8% plunge in Prosus and Naspers shares.
In other interviews, Bronwyn Williams, Partner at Flux Trends, explores the struggles of Fourways Mall, which is facing significant vacancies, and its owners' decision to sell other assets to keep the mall afloat, sparking a broader conversation about the shift from shopping malls to online retail.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Advocate Jan Augustyn, Inspection and Enforcement Manager at the Financial Intelligence Centre talks about the penalties non financial businesses and professional firms could face if they fail to submit risk and compliance returns to the FIC.
In other interviews, Wandile Sihlobo, Agricultural Business Chamber economist, talks about why 2025 is likely to be a year of recovery for South African agriculture
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Nokukhanya Mntambo speaks to Karl Westvig, CEO at Tyme Bank SA about the major investment in Tyme Group, backed by billionaire Patrice Motsepe, and what this means for the company's growth prospects. It has now reached a R26.7bn valuation and is backed by Latin America's most valuable financial firm.
In other interviews, Luncedo Mtwentwe, Managing Director at Vantage Advisory, talks about the growing influencer economy in South Africa and the importance of tax compliance for social media creators.
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Stephen Grootes engages with Mzila Mthenjane, CEO of Minerals Council South Africa, about the crucial review of the Mineral & Petroleum Resources Development Act and its potential impact on mining policies.
In other interviews, Rinie Boshoff, an experienced real estate project consultant, talks about her journey selling luxurious homes in Mauritius and her passion for helping clients find their dream properties.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Khaya Sithole, Independent Political analyst about the Energy Council's controversial decision to appoint Bain & Company, a firm marred by corruption allegations, to manage its Project Management Office.
In other interviews, tech expert Siphumelele Zondi talks about the Australian government's decision to ban social media for minors and the potential consequences for social media companies.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Carel Nolte about the EasyEquities-led consortium's proposal to acquire a stake in the Springboks.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Siphiwe Moyo, an organisational behaviour specialist, unpacks the different types of rest and how to prioritize self-care over the holidays.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to mining expert Peter Major about the escalating dispute between Tetra4 and Springbok Solar Power Plant, highlighting concerns over mineral rights in South Africa.
In other interviews on the Money Show, A tale of two economies is unpacked with Dr Francois Stofberg, financial well-being economist at the Efficient Group looking at China's economic slowdown, Japan's recovery, and global market implications.
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· Stephen Grootes speaks to Anthony Costa, B20 head of Secretariat as they discuss SA’s proposal to address inequality and ensure economic sustainability.
· Stephen Grootes speaks to Bani Kgosana, Chief Revenue Officer Pragma Global as they discuss how the government can best restore its dilapidated infrastructure and save money by using local, world-class solutions.
· Stephen Grootes chats to Izak Odendaal, an Investment Strategist at Old Mutual as they discuss how investors can manage mixed messages.
· Stephen Grootes hosts Hilton Kalner, the CEO of Discovery Bank to chat about standout reads for 2024 for and his executive team.
· Stephen Grootes hosts Sizwe Nxasana, former CEO of Telkom, FirstRand and cofounder of Sifiso Learning Group and he speaks about his career, his philosophy when it comes to money and his life in general.
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Stephen Grootes hosts Sizwe Nxasana, former CEO of Telkom, FirstRand and cofounder of Sifiso learning and he speaks about his career, his philosophy when it comes to money and his life in general.
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Stephen Grootes hosts Hylton Kallner, the CEO of Discovery Bank, to chat about standout reads for 2024.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Frank Blackmore, the Lead Economist at KPMG SA to discuss the KPMG’s insights from their South Africa Economic Outlook
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Stephen Grootes chats to Izak Odendaal, an Investment Strategist at Old Mutual as they discuss how investors can manage mixed messages.
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Tana Mongwe, portfolio manager at MacroSolutions at Old Mutual Investment joins Stephen Grootes to analyse the biggest stories on the markets.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Bani Kgosana, Chief Revenue Officer Pragma Global as they discuss how the government can best restore its dilapidated infrastructure and save money by using local, world-class solutions.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Anthony Costa, B20 head of Secretariat as they discuss SA’s proposal to address inequality and ensure economic sustainability.
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-Stephen Grootes speaks to Andy Capastgno, Rugby columnist about the game-changing R6.7 billion Springboks commercial rights deal.
-On The Money Show Explainer ,Stephen Grootes explores South Africa's need for neutrality amidst Trump's reelection and global trade uncertainties with Magda Wierzycka, CEO at Syngia.
Friday File - Tyres to Treasures: The Innovative Story of Intyre HomeWare
Stephen Grootes speaks to Reabetswe Ngwane, managing director of Kreamfields about her unique approach to sustainable fashion and home decor using recycled tyre materials.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sam Sole, Investigative Journalist with Amabhungane, about how Steinhoff's attempts to conceal financial irregularities have finally come undone.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Graeme Marais, Director of Blue Recruiting, unpacks the reversal of the 'brain drain' trend, as newly qualified South African Chartered Accountants increasingly stay local amidst a competitive job market.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to David McKay, Editor at Miningmx about the suspension of Exxaro CEO Nombasa Tsengwa amid allegations of misconduct.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Matete Thulare, Head of FX Execution at RMB explains how SA's energy crisis impacted the rand and the economic outlook.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr Martyn Davies, former member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on China talks about China's decision to ban the export of rare minerals to the US, escalating the tech war between the two superpowers.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Goolam Ballim, Chief Economist at Standard Bank, talkS about South Africa's GDP decline of 0.3% in the third quarter of 2024, despite economists' expectations of a 0.2% to 0.5% growth.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Lizzy Mogale, Executive Head: Insights & Advisory at Nedbank, about the findings of the 2024 NedFinHealth Monitor Report, revealing the state of financial health among working South Africans.
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Prof Adrian Saville, Professor of Economics and Finance at GIBS & Iain Cunningham, Head of Multi-Asset Growth at Ninety One, to break down the potential implications of higher tariffs and a weaker US dollar on the global economy.
In other interviews on the Money Show, we look at Black Friday Spending with Francois Viviers, Group Executive, Marketing and Communications at Capitec, about the bank's Black Friday 2024 transaction data, which reveals a 27% year-on-year increase in client spending and significant shifts in consumer behaviour.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Stuart Theoldbald, founder and executive chairman of Kruthamabout the launch of Operation Phumelela, a task force aimed at improving the competitiveness of South Africa's financial sector and positioning the country as a leading financial hub for the region.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Arthur Goldstruck, the founder of World Wide Worx unpacks how Temu and Shein's aggressive online marketing strategies are driving up costs for other retailers, making it harder for them to reach shoppers on Black Friday.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Marek Masojada, CEO at Boxer, about the successful listing of Boxer on the JSE, which marks a significant milestone in the South African retail sector and is expected to pave the way for more IPOs in 2025.
In other interviews on the Money Show, we demystify IPOs: How Listings Work and Why They Often Get Oversubscribed with Asanda Notshe, Chief Investment Officer at Mazi Asset Management, and Gary Booysen, Director at Rand Swiss
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Duncan McLeod, TechCentral's Founder and Editor, about South Africa's Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Parks Tau, appealing the Competition Tribunal's decision to block Vodacom's R13.2-billion deal to acquire a stake in Remgro's fibre businesses.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Ntlhane Makena, head of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Business Rescue practice at ENS talks about the surprising spike in company liquidations in October, following a notable decline in the first nine months of 2024.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Prof Geo Quinot, Professor in the Department of Public Law, Stellenbosch University and Director of the African Procurement Law Unit about a damning OECD report that exposes South Africa's public procurement system as inefficient, opaque, and vulnerable to corruption.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Natalie Scott, Head of Sustainability, Werksmans Attorneys explains the significant implications of the Dutch Court of Appeal's decision in the Shell climate change case, and what it means for climate litigation in South Africa.
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In other interviews on the Money Show, Jan Vermeulen, Editor of My Broadband, talks about Netflix's struggles to stream live events, and what this means for its future in live sports broadcasting.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Astrid Ludin, Deputy Commissioner at the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, about the FSCA's investigation into two-pot withdrawal fees and what it means for consumers.
In other interviews on the Money Show, to Gina Schoeman, economist at Citi Bank, unpacks the South African Reserve Bank's inflation targeting policy and its effectiveness in maintaining price stability.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Xhanti Payi, an Economist at PWC about the South African Reserve Bank's surprise move to cut the repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.75%, effective Friday, and what this decision means for the economy, amidst a cautious outlook due to global interest rate fluctuations and the recent rand depreciation.
In other interviews on the Money Show, we unpack the wisdom of hindsight: what seasoned investors wish they knew about equity investing at 21, and the valuable lessons they've learned by 45.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, Minister of Electricity and Energy, about the shocking suspension of Eskom's top watchdog and the prepaid meter recording deadline that's got everyone talking.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Koketso Mano, Senior Economist at FNB spoke about South Africa's inflation rate, which has plummeted to its lowest level in four years, reaching 2.8% in October, largely driven by a significant decline in fuel prices, and previewed the highly anticipated interest rate decision, which could have a profound impact on the country's economic landscape.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Bruce Cameron, a freelance journalist and retirement funds consultant, about the alarming R35 billion withdrawn from retirement funds in just 11 weeks, sparking concerns over the Two-Pot System's impact on retirement savings.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Lebogang Ramafoko, the Executive Director of Oxfam, speaks about the key takeaways from the G20 summit in Brazil, where world leaders gathered to address pressing global issues, including climate change, inequality, and food security.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Kirby Gordon, FlySafair's Chief Marketing Officer, about the airline's resilience in the face of regulatory challenges, including the International Air Services Council's non-compliance ruling and its implications for FlySafair's international and domestic operations.
In other interviews on the Money Show, we have insightful discussions on Telkom's performance, Astral Foods' results, and the contentious suspension of Nersa regulator Nhlanhla Gumede.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Professor Adrian Saville, Professor of Economics and Finance at GIBS, to unravel the puzzling calmness in financial markets, exploring the underlying factors and potential implications for investors.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Brian Bechet, Co-Founder of Blankets for Africa talks about the luxurious mohair products that are putting African craftsmanship on the global map.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Joe Klopper, Portfolio Manager at Independent Securities to unravel the mysteries behind the recent gold price crash, exploring the key factors driving this downward trend.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Bernard Swanepoel, Chair of Junior Mining Indaba and former mining CEO, about the challenges facing the junior mining sector and the rise of zama-zamas.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to John Stopford, Head of Multi-Asset Income at NinetyOne Asset Management, about the potential market implications of a Trump presidency on China, amid signals of a tougher US stance.
In other news on the Money Show, Professor Duncan Pieterse, Director-General of South Africa's National Treasury, speaks about his career path, to leading the country's treasury, and the valuable lessons he's learned along the way.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to CEO at Premier Kobus Gertenbach about Premier Group’s interim results, driven by margin management and cost-saving initiatives.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Ashlin Perumall, Partner for M&A at Baker McKenzie South Africa, talks about South Africa's proposed legislation to fortify consumer privacy and curb unsolicited direct marketing, including the introduction of an opt-out registry to block unwanted communications.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Shameel Joosub, Vodacom Group CEO, about the company's 18% drop in first-half net income due to currency devaluations in Egypt and Ethiopia.
In other interviews on the Money Show, Andrew Woodburn, Managing Director at Amrop WoodburnMann, about the alarming exodus of top talent: South Africa's top 5 professional departures.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the Absa Champagne Festival with Viwe Bacela, exploring the artistry, luxury, and unforgettable experiences awaiting attendees at this prestigious event.
In other interviews on the Money Show, we talk all things Bubbles and Bliss at the Absa Champagne in Africa Festival 2024 with Michael Fridjhon, & Hervé Delabesse, General Manager of Premier Cru Wines.
Interviews:
Absa Champagne Festival: A Fusion of French Chic and African Luxury
Stephen Grootes discusses the Absa Champagne Festival with Viwe Bacela, exploring the artistry, luxury, and unforgettable experiences awaiting attendees at this prestigious event.
Bubbles and Bliss: Absa Champagne in Africa Festival 2024
Stephen Grootes discusses the art of champagne with Michael Fridjhon, Visiting Professor of Wine Business at UCT and founder of Wine wizard.
Markets Commentary
Viv Govender, Portfolio Manager at Rand Swiss gives the market wrap up for the week with host Stephen Grootes.
Friday File - Stories in Every Bottle: Premier Cru Wines
Stephen Grootes talks to Hervé Delabesse, General Manager of Premier Cru Wines, about curating exceptional wine experiences and uncovering the stories behind rare, premium wines.
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Stephen Grootes discusses the intersection of politics and economics with Julia Chatterley, exploring how Donald Trump's presidency will shape the US economy and the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting decision.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, we look at the need for stricter oversight in financial management within pension funds with Thandekile Chiliza, Senior Manager at FSCA
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Joe Klopper, Portfolio Manager at Independent Securities, and Kane Farabaugh, Voice of America's Multimedia Journalist and Midwest Correspondent, about the U.S. election's impact on emerging markets and South Africa.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, we look at Bitcoin hitting all-time high on Trump election performance & the Creative Revolution of Xolisa Dyeshana's and his vision for Joe Public United.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Kane Farabaugh, Voice of America's Multimedia Journalist and Midwest Correspondent, about the US Presidential Election Results Coverage, offering in-depth analysis and real-time updates on this pivotal moment in American politics.
Unlocking Inclusive Growth: Aligning Equity Equivalent Programs with BBBEE Regulations for Starlink SAStephen Grootes speaks to Bruce Hunt, Transcend Capital's MD, about harnessing Equity Equivalent Programs to enhance Starlink's BBBEE credentials in South Africa.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Jan Vermeulen, Editor at MyBroadband, to unpack the shocking revelation that N4ughtySec hackers have allegedly compromised most of South Africa's banking sector.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, on this week's Money Show Explainer, we examined why South African investors are sounding warning bells about the US election.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Treasury director-general, Dr. Duncan Pieterse on the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement's key takeaways, including measures to reduce debt, boost economic growth, and improve service delivery.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Krish Gopaul, Senior Analyst for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at the World Gold Council explores the factors behind the unprecedented growth in global gold demand, now exceeding $100 billion.
Interviews:
Insights into mini-budget and Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s economic agenda
Stephen Grootes speaks to Treasury director-general, Dr. Duncan Pieterse on the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement's key takeaways, including measures to reduce debt, boost economic growth, and improve service delivery.
Market Commentary
Grant Nader, Portfolio Manager at Benguela Global Fund Managers joins host Ray White to analyse the day's market fluctuations and delve into the latest developments in business and finance.
Global gold demand reaches a record high value of over US$100 billion
Stephen Grootes speaks to Krish Gopaul, Senior Analyst for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at the World Gold Council exploring the factors behind the unprecedented growth in global gold demand, now exceeding $100 billion.
Tech Thursday: Shifting Landscape: Challenges Face South African Online Retail
Stephen Grootes speaks to tech expert Siphumelele Zondi about the turmoil in South Africa's online retail space, following Jumia's exit from Zando and Takealot's sale of Superbalist.
SA is spending worryingly little on agricultural research
Stephen Grootes talks to Johann Kirsten, Professor of Agricultural Economics at Stellenbosch University, about South Africa's alarming underinvestment in agricultural research.
Small Business Focus: Building your brand as a township business for urban and corporate market
Stephen Grootes speaks to Bulelani Balabala, Founder of Township Entrepreneurs Alliances about strategies for township businesses to penetrate urban and corporate markets through effective branding with Bulelani Balabala.
Investment School - Navigating South Africa's Market Volatility: Strategies for Long-Term Growth
Stephen Grootes speaks to Hlelo Giyose, Chief Investment Officer and Principal at First Avenue Investment Management, and Asanda Notshe, Chief Investment Officer at Mazi Asset Management, about navigating South Africa's market volatility: strategies for long-term growth.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Edward Kieswetter, Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service, Isaah Mhlangu, Chief Economist at Rand Merchant Bank and Peter Attard Montalto, Managing Director at Krutham about their expert analysis and insights on the recently unveiled mid-term budget policy statement.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, the mastermind behind Sorbet: Ian Fuhr share his entrepreneurial Journey.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Councillor Nicole van Dyk about City Power's contentious disconnection policy affecting prepaid users, including solar power customers.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Duncan McLeod, TechCentral's Founder and Editor, discusses the controversy surrounding the Competition Tribunal's veto of Vodacom's Maziv acquisition.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Pick n Pay CEO Sean Summers about the retail group's interim results, which saw a R827.4 million loss despite 3.7% turnover growth.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Baldwin Properties CEO and Founder, Steve Brookes talks about the company's interim results and the potential recovery of the residential property market as interest rates begin to decline.
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Rui Morai, Dis-Chem's CEO, takes host Stephen Grootes through the company’s half-year results.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Mandla Sibeko, founder of FNB Art Joburg, about the BMW Young Collectors, an initiative empowering a new generation of art collectors through exclusive access to the contemporary market.
Interviews:
Dis-Chem Achieves Strong Double-Digit Growth in Earnings and Dividends
Rui Morai, Dis-Chem's CEO, takes host Stephen Grootes through the company’s half-year results.
THE MONEY SHOW EXPLAINER: IMF isn’t doing enough to support Africa
Stephen speaks to Abebe Shimeles, Honorary Professor at University of Cape Town's Department of Economics about the IMF's potential to mobilize billions for Africa through Special Drawing Rights.
Markets Commentary
Thato Mashigo, portfolio manager at Sanlam Private Wealth gives the market wrap up for the week with host Stephen Grootes.
Friday File - Celebrating high art - The BMW Art Generation
Stephen Grootes talks to Mandla Sibeko, founder of FNB Art Joburg, about the BMW Young Collectors Co initiative empowering a new generation of art collectors through exclusive access to the contemporary market.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Kingsley Makhubela, risk analyst and former diplomat, about the Development Bank of Southern Africa's (DBSA) decision to reject a loan deal with a sanctioned Russian state-owned bank, and what this move means for South Africa's economic relations.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Clicks Group CEO Bertina Engelbrecht talks about the retail giant's resilience, reflected in its 14.3% profit leap, and the strategies fueling its success.
Interview:
Clicks Group publishes 14.3% growth in full-year profit
Stephen Grootes speaks to Clicks Group CEO Bertina Engelbrecht about the retail giant's resilience, reflected in its 14.3% profit leap, and the strategies fueling its success.
The Hidden Impact of White-Collar Crime Trapping Communities in Despair
Stephen Grootes speaks to Jon Foster-Pedley about the insidious effects of white-collar crime, shedding light on how fraudulent activities undermine economic stability and perpetuate social inequality.
Market Commentary
Rudi van der Merwe, Portfolio Manager at Adviceworx and Stephen Grootes analyse top business news of the day as well as global and local financial markets.
Rejecting Russia's Offer: SA's Economic and Diplomatic Considerations
Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Kingsley Makhubela, risk analyst and former diplomat, about the Development Bank of Southern Africa's (DBSA) decision to reject a loan deal with a sanctioned Russian state-owned bank, and what this move means for South Africa's economic relations.
Tech Thursday: Regulating AI: President Biden's Landmark Decision
Stephen Grootes speaks to tech expert Siphumelele Zondi about President Joe Biden's groundbreaking national security memorandum on harnessing and safeguarding artificial intelligence in critical areas like nuclear security and asylum processing.
How will carbon taxes affect your business?
Stephen Grootes speaks to Andre Ngepe, unpacking Discovery Green's research on how South Africa's carbon tax is affecting electricity generation costs and the broader energy landscape.
Small Business Focus: Growing Your Business: The Importance of Right Payment Tools
Stephen Grootes speaks to Capitec's Chris Zietsmann explaining how their card machines boost SME growth.
Investment School - The Psychology of Investing
Stephen Grootes talks to Asanda Notshe and Owen Nkomo, two industry experts, about the psychology of investing: uncovering the emotional and mental factors influencing financial choices.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Darren Hele, CEO of Famous Brands, about the restaurant group's impressive half-year results, which saw earnings rise by almost 10% despite challenging market conditions.
Inflation Eases: South Africa's CPI Drops to 3.8% in September
Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr Elna Moolman, Standard Bank Group Head of South Africa Macroeconomic Research about South Africa's consumer price inflation rate cooling down to 3.8% in September, marking the fourth consecutive month of decline, with lower fuel prices being a key driver of this downward trend.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter about a bold move to tackle diesel cartels suspected of paraffin dilution and tax fraud.
Congruence SummitStephen Grootes speaks to Adrian Gore about the rapidly changing investment environment and the need for innovative strategies. Gore shares his perspectives ahead of the Cogence Summit, where leading experts will gather to discuss the future of wealth management in South Africa.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to James Hodge, Acting Deputy Commissioner and Chief Economist, about the South African Competition Commission's bold move to tackle unfair competition from international e-commerce giants like Temu and Shein, and its plans to protect local retailers and the economy.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Dr. Judy Dlamini, renowned businesswoman, author, and Chancellorof the University of the Witwatersrand, talks about her remarkable journey, from first jobs to financial wisdom, sharing valuable lessons learned along the way.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Simon Strachan, CEO of the SA Private Practitioners Forum, about the Forum's landmark legal challenge against the National Health Insurance (NHI) bill, alleging the President failed to uphold constitutional duties when signing it into law.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Chris Anderson, Founder of Nomadic State of Mind, talks about the go-to destination in South Africa for genuine, high-quality rope sandals crafted in the US.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Major ,Mining expert & director of mining at Modern Corporate Solutions about a possible round 2 attempt of BHP trying to acquire mining giant, Anglo America.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Pauli Van Wyk - Journalist with Scorpio at Daily Maverick and Pauli Van Wyk - Journalist with Scorpio at Daily Maverick about the tainted Justice minister, Thembi Simelane financial advice being fined R3m, barred for 10 years for VBS dealings
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Jan de Koning, Editor at Rugby365, about the dramatic turn of events in SA rugby, as the union's meeting is postponed following the sports minister's intervention.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Andrew Woodburn,Managing Director at Amrop Woodburn Mann, and Kagiso 'TK' Pooe, Wits School of Governance,about the great CEO pay debate, sparked by recent reports of Woolworths' CEO taking a pay cut while Shoprite's CEO receives a significant increase, raising questions about the link between executive compensation and company performance
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Warren Ingram, Co-founder of Galileo Capital, talks about navigating safe investment options and recognizing the warning signs of fraudulent schemes.
Interviews
A bid window has been launched for Infrastructure South Africa to support catalytic infrastructure projects to be developed.
Stephen Grootes speaks to Dean Macpherson, Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, and Isaac Matshego, Nedbank Economist, about the project preparation bid window launched by Infrastructure South Africa, and its focus on priority sectors such as energy, water, and transport.
The third time Eskom has tried to change the structure of its tariffs
Stephen Grootes talks to Ruse Moleshe, energy expert, about Eskom's third attempt to restructure its tariffs and what this means for South African consumers.
Market Commentary with Absa CIB
Stephen Grootes speaks to Anthony Modisane, Senior Equity Sales Trader about top business and financial news of the day
Do higher salaries get better results
Stephen Grootes talks to Andrew Woodburn, Managing Director at Amrop Woodburn Mann, and Kagiso 'TK' Pooe, Wits School of Governance, about the great CEO pay debate, sparked by recent reports of Woolworths' CEO taking a pay cut while Shoprite's CEO receives a significant increase, raising questions about the link between executive compensation and company performance.
SA’s richest men are pushing back against the Boks deal
Stephen Grootes talks to Nqobile Ndlovu, Director and sports business researcher at Cash N Sport, about the growing resistance from South Africa's wealthiest individuals to the Springboks' controversial sponsorship deal.
Exploring Corporate Strategy and Behaviour: Insights from Year-End Results to Leadership Decisions
Stephen Grootes speaks to Professor Charlene Lew, Chair of Ethical Business in Complex Contexts at GIBS, about deciphering corporate strategy and leadership decisions through the lens of year-end results.
Africa Business Focus
Dr. Rutendo Hwindingwi, the founding director of Tribe Africa advisory and author of Rumble in the Jungle Reloaded and Stephen Grootes look at top business news around the continent.
Personal Finance: How to spot an investment scam
Stephen Grootes speaks to Warren Ingram, Co-founder of Galileo Capital, about navigating safe investment options and recognizing the warning signs of fraudulent schemes.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Edward Kieswetter (SARS Commissioner), Dr. Iraj Abedian (Pan-African Investments CEO), Busisiwe Mavuso (Business Leadership SA CEO), and Gina Schoeman (Citi Bank Economist) in a heartfelt tribute to Tito Mboweni's remarkable legacy.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Executive Director at Just Share, Tracey Davies, talks about the hidden costs of secret electricity deals and their devastating impact on South African consumers.
Interviews:
A Statesman's Legacy: Remembering Tito Mboweni
Stephen Grootes talks to Edward Kieswetter (SARS Commissioner), Dr. Iraj Abedian (Pan-African Investments CEO), Busisiwe Mavuso (Business Leadership SA CEO), and Gina Schoeman (Citi Bank Economist) in a heartfelt tribute to Tito Mboweni's remarkable legacy.
Market Commentary - Old Mutual Investment Group
Arthur Karas,portfolio manager at MacroSolutions at Old Mutual Investment joins Stephe Grootes to analyse the biggest stories on the markets.
Unlocking Potential: Colin Coleman's Vision for Youth Empowerment
Stephen Grootes speaks to Colin Coleman, Distinguished fellow at Insead, former publicity secretary of Nusas and a former Goldman Sachs partner on shaping South Africa's future through youth development.
Saru's strategy to market the Springboks
Stephen Grootes talks to Kabelo Khumalo, Business Day's Companies & Markets Editor, about SARU's bold plan to reinvigorate the Springboks' brand and captivate rugby fans.
How secret electricity deals harm domestic consumers
Stephen Grootes speaks to Tracey Davies, Executive Director at Just Share, about the hidden costs of secret electricity deals and their devastating impact on South African consumers.
Business Book Review - Broken Money: Why Our Financial System is Failing Us and How We Can Make it Better by Lyn Alden
Stephen Grootes speaks to Bronwyn Williams, Flux Trends Partner, about her review of Broken Money: Why Our Financial System is Failing Us and How We Can Make it Better by Lyn Alden the book, and its startling insights on the financial system.
My Money - Zola Nene, Chef Cookbook Author / TV Personality
Stephen Grootes talks to Zola Nene, renowned chef and author, about the flavors and milestones that have defined her remarkable career.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Jacob van Rensburg, Head of Research and Development at SAAFF, about driving change in South Africa's port operations through private sector collaboration and vital reforms.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Kealeboga Pule, Founder and Managing Director of Nungu Diamonds, talks about the art of luxury jewellery and the sparkle behind South Africa's finest gems.
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SAAFF Calls for Enhanced Private Sector Involvement and Reforms in South Africa’s Port Operations
Stephen Grootes speaks to Jacob van Rensburg, Head of Research and Development at SAAFF, about driving change in South Africa's port operations through private sector collaboration and vital reforms.
THE MONEY SHOW EXPLAINER: DStv's annual results tell a story - but is it the death of pay-TV?
Stephen Grootes speaks to Leslie Adams, Sales Director at streaming experts Reach Africa about the shifting media landscape and what DStv's annual results reveal about the future of pay-TV.
Markets Commentary
Owen Nkomo- CEO and founder of Inkunzi Wealth Group joins host Stephen Grootes to analyze the day's market fluctuations and delve into the latest developments in business and finance.
Friday File - Bespoke luxury jewellery
Stephen Grootes speaks to Kealeboga Pule, Founder and Managing Director of Nungu Diamonds, about the art of luxury jewellery and the sparkle behind South Africa's finest gems
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Zinhle Tyikwe and Busisiwe (Busi) Mavuso, respective CEOs of Consumer Goods Council of South Africa and Business Leadership South Africa, about the pressing concern that South Africa may slide into a failed state unless businesses move beyond mere cooperation with the government.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, in Investment School -How your investment portfolio should grow more “money babies” …and how to reinvest
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BLSA's Mavuso: SA risks becoming a failed state if business just sings 'kumbaya' with govt
Stephen Grootes speaks to Zinhle Tyikwe and Busisiwe (Busi) Mavuso, respective CEOs of Consumer Goods Council of South Africa and Business Leadership South Africa, about the pressing concern that South Africa may slide into a failed state unless businesses move beyond mere cooperation with the government.
Market Commentary
Wayne McCurrie from FNB Wealth and Investments and Stephen Grootes analyse corporate news and international markets.
Cracking Down: South Africa Tightens Screws on Cryptocurrency
Stephen Grootes talks to Professor Steven Boykey Sidley, Johannesburg Business School at UJ, about the South African government's crackdown on cryptocurrency and what it means for investors.
Tech Thursday: Monopoly Bust: Google Found Guilty, Faces Potential Breakup
Stephen Grootes speaks to Siphumelele Zondi, tech expert, about the US Department of Justice's landmark case against Google, alleging billions spent creating an illegal monopoly, and potential consequences, including breakups and forced sales.
Endeavor South Africa secures R190M in first close of Harvest Fund III, surpassing target to boost African tech investment strategy
Stephen Grootes speaks to Antonia Bothner, Principal at Endeavor SA, about the successful R190M first close of Harvest Fund III, set to amplify African tech investments.
Small Business Focus: Supporting entrepreneurial spirit in SA
Stephen Grootes speaks to David Morobe from Business Partners and will update about how they are working with young entrepreneurs in the country.
Investment School -How your investment portfolio should grow more “money babies” …and how to reinvest
Stephen Grootes speaks to Patrick Mathidi, Head of Equities at Aluwani Capital Partners, and Garth Mackenzie, Founder & Editor of Traders Corner, about maximizing investment returns: expert
strategies for dividend growth and smart reinvestment.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Leon Schreiber, Home Affairs Minister, and Rosemary Anderson, Fedhasa National Chairperson, about the upcoming visa reforms set to boost South Africa's economy and tourism industry.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Peter Montalto, Managing Director at Krutham, explains how a government of National Unity could be a game-changer for driving fundamental reform and turbocharging South Africa's growth.
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Blurb: Stephen Grootes speaks to Layton Beard, Automobile Association spokesperson, and Isaah Mhlanga, Rand Merchant Bank's Chief Economist, about the feasibility and implications of Mantashe's proposal to cut petrol and diesel prices to R14 per litre.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, John Stopford, Head of Multi-Asset Income, NinetyOne Asset Management talks about the trade dispute between China and the EU.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Priscillah Mabelane, Chairperson of the National Transmission Company South Africa, about the highly anticipated launch of the National Transmission Company, delving into its vision, objectives, and impact on South Africa's energy landscape.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, My Broadband Editor Jan Vermeulen shares the latest developments surrounding Superbalist's staff retrenchment.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry, Andrew Whitefield and Deputy President's Spokesperson Keith Khoza about the successes and challenges of South Africa's recent investor drive in the UK.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, talking luxury with Annerie Snyman, the visionary entrepreneur behind Santa Bras, South Africa's unique hand-rolled cigar brand, uncovering the intricacies of high-end cigar culture.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Rob Rose, Editor at Currency and author of Steinheist: Markus Jooste, Steinhoff & South Africa's Biggest Corporate Fraud, discussing the sentencing of former Steinhoff finance chief Ben la Grange, who is set to serve five years in prison. In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Andrew Kirby, CEO of Toyota SA explains why he believes the South Africa's automotive sector is showing early signs of deindustrialization.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Goolam Ballim, Standard Bank's Chief Economist, about the resurgence of "Ramaphoria" as the South African government sets its sights on achieving 3.3% economic growth by the end of 2025.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, we look at the implications of the 'New Minerals' Revolution in South Africa's mining communities.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Peter Morgan, CEO of Liquid Fuels Wholesalers Association, regarding the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber's opposition to the petrol price rezoning proposal and their call for Minister Mantashe to reject it.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Gerrie Fourie, Capitec Bank CEO, about the lender's notable half-year results, boasting a 33% earnings surge and 21% growth in banking app clients.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Professor Adrian Saville, a renowned expert in Economics and Finance at GIBS, to unpack the implications of China's surprise move, exploring whether it's a bold strategic shift or merely a temporary solution to address its economic challenges.In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Mary Corrigall, renowned art consultant and specialist, sheds light on the lucrative world of luxury art.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Stephen Grootes speaks to Rob Rose, author of "Steinheist," and Christo Wiese, former Steinhoff chair, about the latest developments surrounding Dr. Gerhardus Burger's guilty plea for insider trading and its implications for the Steinhoff scandal.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Sim Tshabalala, CEO of Standard Bank Group, and Dr. Iraj Abedian, CEO of Pan-African Investments and Research Services, about President Cyril Ramaphosa's US visit, where he urged American businesses to deepen their investment in South Africa.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Matete Thulare, Head of FX Execution at RMB, speaks about the Rand breaking below R17.20 for the first time since January 2023.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Gurschulle Neethling, Divisional Executive for Operations at Liberty Corporate Benefits, about the growing concern of middle-aged, middle-income individuals opting to withdraw their retirement funds prematurely.
In other interviews on this episode on The Money Show, Warren Ingram, Co-founder of Galileo Capital, talks about the significant implications of inflation on retirement savings and effective strategies to protect long-term financial security.
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Ray White speaks to Arnold Olivier, national director of the Association of Motorcycle Industry distributors about the sales of small motorcycles to rapid-delivery grocery retailers are helping drive a gradual recovery in the country’s motorcycle market. In other interviews on this episode on The Money Show, we look at Fashion Forward Finance on Make Money Mondays with David Tlale.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Jaco Human, Chief Executive Director of the Industrial Gas Users Association of Southern Africa about Eskom and Sasol's landmark partnership, exploring their memorandum of understanding to research and develop South Africa's future liquefied natural gas requirements, aimed at securing long-term supply certainty for gas users.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, on the Friday file we look at Scrumming Down to Business - Rugby's Revenue Rise.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Adrian Gore, CEO of Discovery Group, to discuss the company's remarkable financial results, highlighting a 38% dividend increase and substantial profit growth.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, analysis on the South African Reserve Bank's historic 25-basis-point rate cut to 8%, its first decrease since the COVID-19 pandemic, with insights from Standard Bank's Chief Economist, Goolam Ballim.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to to Koketso Mano, FNB Economist, about South Africa's consumer price inflation rate softening to 4.4% in August, marking the third consecutive month of decline.
In other interviews on this episode on The Money Show, we look at why Treasury is scrambling to fix diesel tax glitch amid billions at stake with Professor Keith Engel.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Chris Yelland, energy analyst and MD at EE Business Intelligence, about the unexpected shutdown and planned maintenance that has taken both Koeberg power units offline.
In other interviews on this episode on The Money Show, we look at SA Consumers Getting a load shedding reprieve, but price pain persists according to NIQ Retail Spend Barometer's findings with Nikki Quinn, Retail Lead for sub-Saharan Africa at NIQ and GfK.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Johan Van Zyl, Co-Chief Executive Officer at African Rainbow Capital Pty Ltd, about the company's significant 8.5% growth in intrinsic net asset value.
In other interviews on this episode on The Money Show, The Maestro's Money Wisdom: Richard Cock Talks Finance on this weeks Make Money Monday lessons feature.
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Stephen Grootes talks to with Professor Keith Engel, highlighting Gordhan's transformative impact on the South African Revenue Service (SARS) as a world-class, independent institution.
In other interviews on this episode on The Money Show, Anthony Clark, analyst at Small Talk Daily, unpacks the implications of their ongoing "chicken war” between Country Bird and Quantum Foods.
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Stephen Grootes talks to CEO FirstRand Mary Vilakazi about the banking institution's robust financial performance, marked by a 4% increase in full-year normalized earnings.
In other interviews on this episode on The Money Show, we look at the achievement of Kreepy Krauly, reaching 50 years as one of South Africa's most successful exports with to Hermais Nel, Managing Director of Kreepy Krauly.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Estienne de Klerk, CEO of Growthpoint SA, about the company's annual income slump of 10% attributed to the challenging environment of high interest rates.In other interviews on this episode
on The Money Show, Khulekani Mathe, CEO designate of Business Unity South Africa, shares his leadership philosophy as a "shapeshifter" in the business world, emphasizing adaptability and innovation in an ever-changing environment.
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Stephen Grootes talks to Andrew Woodburn, Managing Director at Amrop WoodburnMann, about the trend of high-profile professionals and senior civil servants, turning to personal loans from individuals, sparking questions about ethics, transparency, and potential conflicts of interest.
As Kamala Harris and Donald Trump prepare for their debate, a parallel conversation unfolds on The Money Show, where Stephen Grootes and Tracey Davis discuss the appropriate level of involvement between businessmen and politicians.
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Ray White speaks to Richard Spoor, a human rights attorney, about the mounting pressure on Tiger Brands to compensate victims and families affected by the deadly listeriosis outbreak linked to their products.
On this episode of The Money Show, Gugulethu Mahlangu, an innovative aquaponics horticulturalist, shares her groundbreaking approach to growing nutritious crops using black soldier flies as a natural feed source.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Wolfe Logan Braude, the Fruit Manager at Agbiz, to explore the motivations and potential pitfalls behind South Africa's attempts to strengthen ties with China.
On this episode of The Money Show, Stephen Grootes also talks to JP Fourie, CEO of the National Airways Corporation, about the world of private aviation. They discuss the benefits and logistics of private jets and planes, including luxury travel and business efficiency, as well as the requirements for owning and operating a private aircraft in South Africa.
Interviews:
Changing face of retail in SA
Stephen Grootes speaks to Evan Walker, Portfolio Manager at 360ne Asset Management wrapping up the week with a deep dive into the financial results of South Africa's biggest retailers - who's thriving and who's struggling?
The Money Show Explainer: Why is SA Inc schmoozing and blowing kisses to China?
Stephen Grootes talks to Wolfe Logan Braude, Agbiz Fruit Manager, about the driving forces and potential risks behind South Africa's efforts to woo China.
Markets Commentary
Patrick Mathidi, head of Equities at Aluwani Capital Partners joins host Stephen Grootes to analyse the day's market fluctuations and delve into the latest developments in business and finance.
Friday File - Jet Set: The Elite World of Private Aviation
Stephen Grootes speaks to JP Fourie, CEO of the National Airways Corporation, to explore the world of private aviation. From luxury travel to business efficiency, they discuss the ins and outs of private jets and planes and what it takes to own and operate a private aircraft in South Africa.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Luzuko Mboyta, CFO of Airports Company South Africa (ACSA), to discuss the company's latest annual results. What drove their financial performance, and what's next for SA's airports?
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Stephen Grootes speaks with Rashad Cassim, Deputy Governor of the South African Reserve Bank, to unravel the mystery behind cash's enduring appeal in our country.
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Cash remains king in SA
Stephen Grootes speaks to Deputy Governor Rashad Cassim at SARB about why South Africans prefer cash regardless of what purchases they make.
Taking Off: ACSA's Annual Results Reveal Strong Performance
Stephen Grootes speaks to Luzuko Mboyta, CFO of Airports Company South Africa (ACSA), to discuss the company's latest annual results, delving into the financial performance, key drivers, and future outlook for South Africa's airport infrastructure.
Market Commentary
Joining presenter host Stephen Grootes to talk about the current state of the global markets is Independent Investor, Norman Mackechnie for todays’ market commentary.
Insurance company, Sanlam’s half year earning jump 43% and enters the race for India’s burgeoning asset- and wealth-management industry
Stephen Grootes speaks to Abigail Mukhuba, CFO at Sanlam about interims results and growth prospects around the globe.
TECH WITH TOBY Celestron StarSense Explorer DX130 AZ review
Stephen Grootes speaks to Toby Shapshak, head of Stuff Studios, about his hands-on review of the Celestron StarSense Explorer DX 130 AZ telescope, sharing insights on its features, capabilities, and stargazing experience.
Small Business Focus - Why small business phrase is NOT good
Stephen Grootes speaks to Pavlo Phitidis, CEO of Aurik Business Accelerator, about the limitations of the phrase "small business" and how it can be misleading, hindering the growth and potential of entrepreneurial ventures.
Vukile Commercial property sector: Retail Revival: Adapting to Changing Consumer Habits.
Stephen Grootes speaks toProfessor Francois Viruly, Director of the Urban Real Estate Research Unit about the retail revival, exploring how businesses are adapting to meet the evolving needs and preferences of consumers in a changing market landscape.
Investment School - Seasonality in share price returns
Stephen Grootes discusses seasonality in share price returns with Chantal Marx, Head of Equity Research at FNB Wealth and Investments, exploring how seasonal patterns impact investment performance.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Rand Merchant Bank (RMB), to delve into the latest findings of the RMB Business Confidence Index. They discuss the current mood among business leaders, the factors influencing their outlook, and what the latest data means for the future of the South African economy
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Stephen Grootes explores the unscrupulous world of sales agents with Consumer Ninja Wendy Knowler.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Koketso Mano, Senior Economist at FNB, about the latest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures for the 2nd Quarter of 2024 and what they indicate about the current state of South Africa's economy.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Stephen Grootes also discusses the future of South Africa's auto industry with Mike Mabasa, CEO of the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa, exploring the impact of Volkswagen's potential German plant closures and the need for policy reforms to support electric vehicle adoption.
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Stephen Grootes leads an insightful discussion with Chris Axelson, Acting Tax and Financial Sector Policy Deputy Director-General, and Bruce Cameron, freelance journalist and retirement funds consultant, to unpack the implications and benefits of the newly implemented two-pot system.
In other interviews on this episode,Mpumi Madisa, CEO of Bidvest, joins The Money Show to discuss the company's impressive full-year results, its successful navigation of economic challenges, and its positive outlook for future growth and expansion.
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Ray White speaks to Mesela Nhlapo, CEO of the African Rail Industry Association, about the transformative impact of BRICS Bank's R5 billion loan on Transnet's rail infrastructure development.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Candice Wilson, Partner at EY, discusses the potential cyber risks and vulnerabilities associated with South Africa's incoming two-pot retirement savings system.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Wikus Olivier, Santam's CFO, to discuss the company's interim financial results, strategic initiatives, and future outlook as South Africa's largest short-term insurer.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Bongiwe Kunene, MD of the Banking Association of South Africa, addresses Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi's accusations of discriminatory practices in the home loan application process, presenting BASA's stance on the matter.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Charles Russon, CEO of Absa Corporate and Investment Banking, sharing his journey to success, valuable insights on leadership, milestones, and strategic approaches that fueled his achievement.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Dr. Nimrod Mbele, CEO of Knowledge Anchor Group, weighs in on Transnet's postponed privatisation of strategic assets, including Ngqura Container Terminal and Johannesburg-Durban Corridor.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Phuthi Mahanyele-Dabengwa, CEO of Naspers SA, about the company's groundbreaking report revealing South Africa's e-commerce sector will create 340,000 new jobs over the next decade.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, "Dr. Andrew Golding, CEO of Pam Golding Property Group, Shares Optimistic Outlook on South Africa's Housing Market. And more…
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dan Marokane in a detailed discussion on the utility's financial and operational status.
In other interviews on this episode of The Money Show, Stephen Grootes delves into the Turkcell-MTN lawsuit with Cedric Soule, Turkcell's lawyer, to unravel its complexities and far-reaching implications for the telecoms industry.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Statistician-General Risenga Maluleka to address concerns in Latest Census Report: Unpacking Key Findings and Implications for South Africa's Economic and Social Future I
n other interviews in this episode of The Money Show, Inga Gubeka, founder of Inga Africa, talks about his luxurious handcrafted bags and his inspiring journey of building a successful luxury brand.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Khulekani Mathe, CEO designate of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) to discuss the private sector's concerns regarding NHI and emphasizes the need for immediate engagement with the government to address the healthcare crisis. In other interviews in this episode of The Money Show, Elize Kruger, Independent Economist, helps us probe payday and whether salaries have increased in country.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Val Nichas, CEO of Spur Corporation, about the company's 11.4% annual earnings increase and strategic growth initiatives driving success across Panarottis, RocoMamas, and Doppio Zero.
In other interviews in this episode of The Money Show, Stephen Grootes speaks to George Mienie, CEO at Autotrader, about his remarkable career trajectory, sharing insights on the triumphs, challenges, and lessons learned throughout his journey to success.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Simon Baloyi, CEO of SASOL, to dissect the company's financial performance, notably a staggering R56.7 billion impairment loss, and explores SASOL's revamped strategy aimed at bolstering its gas sector and restoring profitability.
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Stephen Grootes engages in a insightful conversation with Deon Raju, Financial Director at Absa Group, and Hlelo Giyose, Chief Investment Officer at First Avenue Investment Management, to unpack Absa's unexpected decision to oust its CEO.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Mesela Nhlapo, CEO of the African Rail Industry Association, to discuss the groundbreaking move allowing private rail operators to access the network by October, set to revolutionize South Africa's rail industry and significantly enhance transportation efficiency.
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Watching the markets, Stephen Grootes speaks to Standard Bank Group CEO Sim Tshabalala diving into the bank's half-year results, discussing highlights, challenges, and future outlook.
Exxaro CEO Dr. Nombasa Tsengwa shares strategies for navigating interim results and driving future growth.And in other news, Mark Barnes, Purple Group CEO and former SA Post Office CEO, reveals the secret sauce for thriving metros and communities, pinpointing the essential elements that drive success and prosperity in local governance and development.
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Stephen Grootes engages in a crucial conversation with Khulekani Mathe, CEO designate of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA), to delve into the complexities surrounding the Presidential Health Compact.
They discuss the challenges ahead and the high stakes for South Africa's healthcare system, exploring the implications for businesses, citizens, and the nation's well-being. In other interviews Stephen Grootes speaks to Funeka Montjane, Standard Bank's trailblazing CEO, delving into her inspiring journey, industry insights, and leadership secrets in a captivating conversation.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Dr. Iraj Abedian, CEO of Pan-African Investments and Research Services to discuss the critical relationship between business lobby groups and government, and its impact on South Africa's economic prospects.
Financial ripple effects of City of Joburg’s leadership instability - Stephen Grootes speaks to Kagiso 'TK' Pooe, Wits School of Governance, about the financial fallout of Johannesburg's leadership instability. How will it impact the city's fiscal health, investor confidence, and the economy?
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa & Ntando Thukwana from Bloomberg to analyse President Ramaphosa's recent address to the South Africa's business community. In other interviews on tonight's show, Stephen looks at how municipalities struggle to pay staff, and whether the subscription economy has gotten out of hand.
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Stephen Grootes speaks to Etienne Vlok, Sactwu National Industrial Policy Officer about tax authorities' newly introduced measures aimed at low-cost e-commerce clothing importers like Shein & Temu.
In an interview with Hywel George, Director of Investments at Old Mutual Investment Group, Stephen Grootes explores the possibility of an impending recession as well as noteworthy US data demonstrating how quickly a "sneeze can spread a cold" around the world. And more…
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Stephen Grootes talks with analyst and shareholder activist Dave Woollan about Tongaat Hulett's shareholders' rejection of a plan to convert the company's debt into equity, which would have drastically reduced their ownership stake.
Hilary Joffe, columnist and editor-at-large at Business Day with Stephen Grootes discuss how South Africa's banking regulator is considering extending the number of "tiers" for commercial banking licenses.And more…
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This evening on the money show, Consumer Goods & Services Ombudsman Mr. Lee Soobrathi, speak about how South African consumer law is out of date and falls short in addressing modern e-commerce issues, especially when it comes to policing and monitoring foreign sellers. Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural Economist at FNB explained the implications of Botswana has implemented another restriction on agricultural imports from South Africa, specifically targeting oranges. And more.
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This evening on the money show, Host Stephen Grootes and CIO Zwelakhe Mnguni of Benguela Global Fund Managers talk about Sasfin's shocking R160 million net penalties for 'historic noncompliance' with the Prudential Authority. Jan Vermeulin, Editor at Mybroadband and Stephen Grootes explore the problem of SARS not having imposed 45% tariffs on companies, such Shein and Temu, who pay tariffs of only 20% on shipments of clothes costing less than R500. And more…
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This evening on the money show, Former SARB Governor and Former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni speaks to host Steven Grootes on the current financial state of the country, politics and the state of the GNU.Isaah Mahlanga, Chief Economist at RMB explains how the inflation measure will support monetary policy decision making. And more…
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This evening on the money show, Amabhugane Investigator Sam Sole talks about the challenges the Tongaat sector is facing & Lumkile Mondi, a senior lecturer at Wits Business School, explains why state-owned utility Eskom was hit with a suspended R3 million punishment and public censure by the Johannesburg Stock Exchange for not adhering to its debt listing requirements. And more…
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Tonight, on the Money Show Wayne Duvenage, CEO of OUTA looks at the water tanker mafia putting strain across the Tswhane metro. Micheal Lawrence, Executive Director at National Clothing Retail Federation, joined by Dudley Filippa, Chairperson at South African International E-commerce Association and Motheo Khoaripe, discuss the implications of SARS delaying the implementation of a 45% tariff on importing clothing products to South Africa. And more….
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Concerns raised as suspension of certain flight approaches at some smaller airports in SA
Guy Lietch, Editor of SA Flyer Magazine speaks to Motheo Khoaripe on the growing questions being raised by industry insiders regarding the ability of the SA Air Traffic Navigation Service to maintain the hardware and procedural infrastructure in its care, following the suspension of certain flight approaches at some smaller airports in SA.
Newspaper journalists from Beeld, City Press, Daily Sun, and Rapport now safe as Media24 no longer retrenching
Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Thandi Smith, Head of Programmes at Media Monitoring Africa about media24’s decision to no longer retrench newspaper journalists from Beeld, City Press, Daily Sun, and Rapport following its plans to close the print editions of those publications.
RESPONSE: RT46. by Wesbank really destroying jobs?
Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Michael Naidoo, CEO - Fleet Management and Leasing at Wesbank as well as Sisa Mbangxa, President of African Panel Beaters and Motor Mechanics Association to respond to the reported job losses taking place in the South African automotive industry due to the RT46 tender administered by Wesbank.
How Investec survived 50 years - the private bank turns 50th
Cumesh Moodliar, CEO of Investec Bank explains to Mothe Khoaripe how the business remained strong through turbulent times as the business marks its 50th anniversary.
Business Unusual - New trends in business travel and global connectivity
Arthur Goldstuck, Founder and CEO at World Wide Worx talks to Motheo Khoaripe about new trends in business travel, global connectivity and air travel passenger tech.
Consumer ninja - Short-term insurance claims loss ratio on smaller items
Consumer ninja Wendy Knowler and Motheo Khoaripe delve into short term insurance policies on smaller items such as cellphones, jewellery, sunglasses, handbags.
Shapeshifter - Theo Mseka - CEO at PrivateProperty
Motheo Khoaripe profiles Theo Mseka - CEO at PrivateProperty, who recently took up the role of CEO for the online property marketplace.
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Sello Mosai, Chairmanat HDI Automotive Aftermarket Association Forum speaks to Motheo Khoaripe about why he thinks 162 000 job losses currently experienced in the South African automotive industry due to the RT46 tender administered by Wesbank.
It's official: South African companies are now required to disclose pay gaps, and there will be a crackdown on delinquent directors. What this means…Andrew Woodburn, managing director of Amrop WoodburnMann, joins Motheo Khoaripe to discuss how this would strengthen corporate governance, facilitate ease of doing business, and assist in acting against delinquent directors.
SA and the US will resume their bilateral trade agreementsKhaya Sithole, Chartered accountant and analyst speaks to Motheo Khoaripe about the outcomes of minister of trade, industry and competition, Parks Tau and deputy minister Andrew Whitfield's visit to Washington, participating in the Agoa Forum.
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The escalating affordability "crisis" will be addressed by the electricity pricing policy.A "crisis" in affordability that is threatening the access to energy for a growing proportion of poor users will be addressed by a review of South Africa's electricity pricing policy. With the help of understanding the purpose of the policy, Energy Expert Chris Yelland elaborates on this with Motheo Khoaripe.
Ripple effects of the ANC expelling its former president, Jacob ZumaThe African National Congress national disciplinary committee has called for the expulsion of Jacob Zuma. The former president, Jacob Zuma, was expelled by the party for violating its constitution, according to a leaked report. He now has 21 days to file an appeal with the National Disciplinary Committee of Appeal. Tshidi Madia of EWN's Politics Editor joins Motheo Khoaripe for additional analysis around this.
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Lawyers and Estate Agents Accused of "Wilful Non-Compliance" by Financial Intelligence CentreHost Motheo Khoaripe and Ismail Momoniat, National Treasury DDG explore the obstacles preventing SA from being removed from the grey list and whether he is still hopeful that South Africa would be able to meet the 10-month deadline for providing the Financial Action Task Force with hard data about its efforts to stop money laundering and terrorist funding.
Sasol looks to another court to rule in its favour on the gas priceAs Sasol looks for another court to rule in its favour by deciding to appeal the decision of the Pretoria high court that set aside Nersa’s approval of the group’s maximum gas prices, Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Jaco Human, CEO of the Industrial Gas Users Association of Southern Africa on the matter as the association lead the charge to bring Sasol and Nersa to court.
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Market Commentary Chris Steward, Portfolio Manager at Ninety-One and Mothe Khoaripe analyse top business and company stories of the day, as well as international and local markets. Inclusive transformation in SA - business's expectations from the new administration, SONA and the job to be done by this administrationMfundo Nkuhlu, Nedbank Group COO, and host Mother Khoaripe explore inclusive transformation in South Africa, discussing business expectations from the new administration, the State of the Nation Address, and the tasks ahead for this administration. Gold a key hedge for Trump 2.0Head of Multi-Asset Growth at NinetyOne Asset Management Iain Cunningham talks about how structural trends, growing US fiscal risk, and the possibility of Trump's comeback could push up gold prices in the upcoming years with host Motheo Khoaripe. ZOOM: Business Unusual - Space Junk and Jewels Together with host Motheo Khoaripe, futurist and partner of TomorrowToday Graeme Codrington talks about "Space Junk and Jewels." Elon Musk's SpaceX launched a rocket containing twenty Starlink satellites over the weekend. Unfortunately, the satellites were released too low due to a failure that occurred a few minutes into the flight. They will so over the course of the next few days or weeks fall out of orbit and re-enter the atmosphere. Consumer ninja- Warning a banks about impending crime Consumer ninja Wendy Knowler and host Motheo Khoaripe explore the consequences of notifying a bank about an impending fraud attempt on your account and discuss accountability for preventing it. Shapeshifter – Alan Gross, Co Founder and Director at Chef Works Motheo Khoaripe profiles Alan Gross, Co-Founder and Director at Chef Works. Chef Works is a Poway-based company that makes culinary and hospitality apparel, operates in over 90 countries and employs vast amount of people all over the world.
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What Gives? Diamonds in South Africa are losing their sparkle?
Peter Major, Director of Mining at Morden Corporate Solutions, and Motheo Khoaripe examine the factors that still hinder the diamond industry in South Africa.
Can an Advisory Committee drive infrastructure development in the country?
To further advance the nation's infrastructure development, Minister Dean Macpherson is forming an Infrastructure Advisory Committee. Senior Lecturer at Wits Business School Lumkile Mondi joins Motheo Khoaripe to discuss the new committee's role and if it would be sufficient to help with infrastructure development.
Africa Business Focus
With host Motheo Khoaripe, Daniel Van Dalen, Senior Analyst, Country Risk and Political Risk, breaks down the most significant business stories from Africa that have occurred recently.
Personal Finance - where to invest your stock market money for the next decade.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal finance speaks to Motheo Khoaripe about where to invest your stock market money for the next decade.
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Meryl Pick, Portfolio Manager at Old Mutual Investment Group goes through companies news, local and international markets with host Motheo Khoaripe.
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The tax agency's ability to pursue taxpayers with intricate tax planning structures using evidence obtained behind closed doors has been confirmed by the Supreme Court of Appeal's following its decision to dismiss Christo Wiese and his associates' appeal in their R217 million tax dispute with the SA Revenue Service (Sars).Pieter Faber, senior tax executive at SAICA provides analysis on how this highlights the powers of the tax agency to use evidence gathered behind closed doors to pursue taxpayers with complex tax planning structures
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The nuclear regulator for South Africa, NNR, has announced that one of the plant's two units may continue to operate for an additional 20 years at the Koeberg nuclear power station.
Unit 1 of the plant, west of Cape Town was set to have its 40-year operating license expire this month, but state-owned power company Eskom requested a 20-year extension to continue operations in an attempt to alleviate the severe power outages. We are joined by Princess Mthombeni, creator of Africa4Nuclear, to discuss the implications of the regulator's decision for the nation's power system over the next 20 years and how it will move away from a coal-dominated energy mix.
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- In South Africa, the illicit tobacco trade has actually grown to be a serious problem. Because of the growing illegal trade, British American Tobacco (BATSA) has had to reduce the amount of products it distributes and delivers directly to consumers. This has resulted in a decline in sales volumes. It is estimated that over 70% of all cigarettes consumed in the nation come from the illicit sector, with fewer than 30% coming from the legal market. To provide us with further information, Johnny Moloto, Area Head of Corporate & Regulatory Affairs for BAT Sub-Saharan Africa, speaks with host Motheo Khoaripe.
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- The SA Municipal Workers' Union (Samwu) has reached a one-year pay deal for a 7% raise for workers in the water industry represented in the Amanzi Bargaining Council. The growth rate surpasses the inflation rate of 5.2% observed in April and May. The largest municipal union, Samwu, which represents more than 160,000 of the almost 300,000 municipal employees in the nation, and the water boards of South Africa have an agreement that will last from July 1 to June 30, 2025. Speaking about this arrangement with host Motheo Khoaripe is national media officer Papikie Mohale.
- The escalation of geopolitical risks brought about by the continuing conflicts, which started with Russia's invasion of Ukraine and proceeded with the outbreak of hostilities in the Middle East. Due to this, there is now a greater demand for gold, which is often regarded as a safe haven asset. The rush for protection, the increase in gold recycling, worries about inflation, and central bank purchases are additional motivators. Morningstar South Africa's Senior Investment Analyst Michael Kruger goes into further detail on this in a lengthy interview with host Motheo Khoaripe.
- In May 2024, mining production decreased. Seasonally adjusted mineral sales at current prices decreased by 8.0% from April 2024 to the same month in 2024. Nonetheless, sales did exhibit a noteworthy trend, increasing by 9.8% in May compared to April. Following monthly fluctuations of 8.9% in March and -0.2% in April, this occurred. Host Motheo Khoaripe chats with Sitef & Co. founder and director Mihlali Sitefane to provide more details.
- In South Africa, there have been several odd weather events in recent months. These have included tornadoes that are unique in the KwaZulu-Natal area of South Africa, floods in the Eastern Cape, and mid-latitude cyclones in the Western Cape. The increase in global temperature resulting from a rise in carbon emissions is one of the primary causes of climate change. 2024 is one of the two years in which temperatures have reached record highs. Lee-Anne Bac, Director, Tourism Specialist Unit, BDO South Africa, talks about the extent of the damage with host Motheo Khoaripe.
- Scientists have criticized the government's most recent census, arguing that it is so flawed that it cannot be relied upon to track the success of critical programs like children's vaccinations or to allocate cash and resources. Stats SA's projection of 62 million people for the 2022 census is exaggerated by one million, and there are similarly significant discrepancies at the district and municipal levels. Dr. Pali Lehohla, a former statistician-general from South Africa, shares the tale with host Motheo Khoaripe.
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- A man who played a key role in the R1.9 billion loss at VBS Mutual Bank pled guilty to charges of money laundering, theft, fraud, and racketeering. As part of a plea and sentencing agreement with the State, former VBS head Tshifhiwa Matodzi pleaded guilty to 33 charges on Wednesday in the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria. He received a 15-year prison sentence as a condition of the agreement. In an interview with host Ray White, Pauli Van Wyk, a writer for Daily Maverick's Scorpio division, offers more background on this subject.
- Following ArcelorMittal SA's (Amsa) announcement that its long-running steel division will remain functioning, a significant chunk of the steel value chain as well as the manufacturing sector in South Africa have expressed relief. This story is discussed by journalist Phillipa Rodseth and anchor Ray White on Business Live.
- Despite the downturn in M&A markets in many countries due to rising interest rates, the importance of ESG in acquisitions has increased globally in the previous twelve to eighteen months, according to the third year of the global organization's ESG Due Diligence study. Host Ray White, speaks with Ben April, the Director of ESG Leader Africa Financial Services at KPMG, about these findings.
- In addition to seizing over thirty laptops for further examination, four senior DPWI managers were put on precautionary leave. This story is discussed by host Ray White and Mybroadband Editor Jan Vermeulin.
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- Black frost destroyed crops in South Africa's northernmost province, Limpopo, leading a significant farmers' organization to issue a warning about looming food shortages in the region. Potatoes, tomatoes, and a host of other vegetables were damaged when black frost struck the province early on Sunday. To help us understand how much damage has been done, Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural Economist at FNB, converses with Motheo Khoaripe.
- Leading South African home loan provider Standard Bank says it is seeing a rise in first-time buyer activity, indicating that customers are bracing for an interest rate cut. In order to assist us understand the subtleties of the trend, host Motheo Khoaripe speaks with Kabelo Makeke, Head of Personal and Private Banking at Standard Bank South Africa.
- South Africa has fully embraced the potential of digital health technology to improve access to skills and services, boost the standard and coverage of healthcare, and promote healthy lifestyle changes to postpone the onset of acute and chronic illnesses. Because mobile devices are so widely used, we may now communicate with computers and with one other in new and speedier ways. This makes it more likely than ever that digital health will have an impact on our health and wellness, especially in light of recent technological advancements. Host Motheo Khoaripe is joined by Check Point's Workspace Solutions Architect Shayimamba Conco to discuss this future.
- South Africa's economic prospects are significantly impacted by the status of the global economy. The US Federal Reserve has declared its commitment to maintain higher interest rates in an effort to combat inflation. The rand might be impacted by this, and borrowing costs for developing nations like South Africa might increase. Talking with Ndumiso Kubheka, Chief Economist at KH Research Equity Partners, is host Motheo Khoaripe.
- As per the 2024 Global Risk Landscape, about 50% of global corporate leaders think that their companies have an antifragile approach towards risk. But only 7% of respondents said their organizations were "risk welcoming," and only 19% said they took a very proactive approach to risk management. To offer more background to this , Motheo Khoaripe speaks with Richard Walker, National Head of Risk Advisory Services, BDO SA.
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- According to the Financial Times, South Africa's state-owned electricity company Eskom may have reported an annual loss of up to R15 billion in the most recent year. Professor Harald Winkler discusses this possibility with host Motheo Khoaripe.
- Karl Westvig will take over as TymeBank's CEO on October 1. The SME-focused lender Retail Capital, which he co-founded, was bought by TymeBank in 2022. He currently serves as the CEO of the business and retail banking divisions of TymeBank. TymeBank is on target to surpass 10 million customers this year and wants to IPO in 2028. Host Motheo Khoaripe asks newly appointed CEO Karl Westvig additional questions.
- AutoZone, the largest privately held automotive parts store in South Africa, has declared its entry into business rescue, citing its inability to control its debt load in an increasingly challenging economic climate. Anton Resse, the strategic head of SME assistance at Fetola, hosts Motheo.
- CNBC International Reporter Arabile Gumede speaks with host Motheo Khoaripe about the minor differences between the UK and France in a tale of two elections.
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- Joining host Ray White to talk about Bank of America's prediction that South Africa's GDP may increase by 2% provided Eskom continues to make progress and maintain a steady power supply is Siobhan Redford, economist at RMB. Redford emphasizes the significance of dependable electricity for economic growth.
- Four of the six companies that the US added to its list of companies facing trade restrictions on Tuesday had ties to China's military training, according to a government announcement. According to the posting, their links to the South African Test Flying Academy and their use of Western and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) sources for training China's military forces made the addition of Grace Air (Pty) Ltd and Livingston Aerospace Limited of the United Kingdom, as well as Global Training Solutions Limited and Smartech Future Limited of China, possible. In order to explore the subtleties of this topic, host Ray White is joined by Erika Gibson, Senior Specialist Reporter from Media24.
- Shawn Marshall is reinventing the wardrobe for the contemporary consumer by fusing classic tailoring with a simple, casual look to produce hybrid items that work for any setting. Founder: Shawn Marshall Tsoka is a youthful, determined businessman who attended the University of Pretoria to study investment management. He never received a professional degree in fashion, but he has always studied the business, keeping an eye on trends and developing an own, chic sense of style.
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Insiders allege that global megacorporation are abandoning South Africa's massive gas discoveries due to unhappiness with its administration.
- There is rising speculation that TotalEnergies will withdraw from its offshore gas finds in South Africa. The project's major partner, the Canadian business CNR International, has already stated its desire to depart. Although other parties have 30 days to make a choice, African Energy Corp has announced that it will move forward. Lumkile Mondi, Senior Lecturer at Wits Business School, speaks with host Ray White about the catastrophe.
Markets Commentary
- Grant Nader, Portfolio Manager of Benguela Global Fund Managers, joins host Ray White to discuss the day's market changes and the most recent events in business and finance.
The future of SAA as it rebuilds
- South African Airways plans to quadruple the number of destinations served from its Johannesburg base by the end of April as it restructures its operations to focus on domestic and international travel following the failure of an investor deal. Guy Leitch, Editor of SA Flyer Magazine, joins presenter Ray White to examine the nuances of this topic.
Gauteng citizens should not expect any substantial change after the premier 'recycled failed leaders'.
- With seven key positions in Premier Panyaza Lesufi's provincial cabinet, the Gauteng African National Alliance (ANC), which received 36.4% of the vote in May 29 polls, raised worries about the viability of the government of provincial unity. Ray White, host, discusses with Wayne Duvenage, CEO of Organization Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa), about the complexities of this story.
The impact of the DTIC's recent leadership appointments on the business sector
- Given that industrial policy is once again popular in many economies, business and policy experts anticipate that Parks Tau, the newly appointed Minister of Trade, Industry, and Competition, will prioritize initiatives that support important industries, particularly those connected to the growing green economy. Nadia Rawjee, director of Uzenzele Holdings, discusses how the new leadership role will affect numerous company's operations.
Small Business Focus: Understanding Your Business Purpose and Why It Matters
- A brief sentence (or two) that encapsulates the reasons you started your company is your business objective. It could be narrowly focused on a particular industry or sufficiently broad to cover additional and future company operations. You must distinguish the business purpose from your organization's vision or goal in order to understand it. In an interview with host Ray White, Aurik Business Accelerator CEO Pavlo Phitidis expands on this.
Investment School: Is the Rand a Significant Factor in Offshore Investing?
- Investors understand that there are good reasons to invest abroad, such as the preservation of "hard" currency spending power, lower risk associated with emerging markets and South Africa, access to asset classes, industries, and companies not available in South Africa, and diversification benefits. Nonetheless, they frequently expend a remarkable amount of effort attempting to forecast the direction of the currency. Ray White and Chantal Marx, the head of stock research at FNB Wealth and Investments, will talk about offshore investing and whether or not the rand matters.
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Bidvest offers to sell its bank. Old Mutual gears up for a new bank. How the banking sector in SA is changing
- Old Mutual's plan to rename its new lender OM Bank—which completed building its digital platform and infrastructure at the end of last year—and Bidvest Group's intention to find a buyer for its banking asset before the end of 2024 Kokkie Kooyman, Director and Portfolio Manager of Denker Capital, discuss how the banking landscape is changing with host Ray White.
Bloated cabinet and Finance minister’s plans contain it with fugazi funds
- The finance minister and the bloated cabinet's plans involve fugazi funds. Host Ray White speaks with Ndumiso Kubheka, Chief Economist at KH Research Equity Partners, and JP Landman, Political and Trend Analyst, on the implementation.
Markets Commentary
- Viv Govender, Portfolio Manager at Rand Swiss, speaks to host Ray White to discuss the day's market movements and the latest developments in business and finance.
Status of the mining sector: retrenchments and illegal strikes
- Among the many challenges confronting the mining industry, layoffs and unlawful strikes have had a significant influence in recent years. As a result, there has been volatility in the mining business. Furthermore, there are losses from taxes, royalties, employment, output, and investment. Host Ray White is joined by Andrew Levy, Labour Analyst of Andrew Levy & Associates, to provide us with an in-depth account of the nuances of the mining business.
Shoprite provides online purchasing and bulk delivery for small businesses and spaza stores.
- Major obstacles that smaller retailers and spaza stores usually have to deal with include high fuel and transportation costs and difficulties meeting demand in the unofficial retail sector. Furthermore, overstocking can result in expensive carrying costs, an increased risk of theft, and cash flow issues. The wholesaler Shoprite has entered the e-commerce space by launching a cutting-edge digital solution for its Cash & Carry stores. In this segment, host Ray White is joined by Mark Cotton, Head of B2B eCommerce of the Shoprite Group, to offer more details.
Business Unusual
- Richard Mulholland, the founder of Missing Link Social, speaks with host Ray White on how social norms conflict with market norms. Additionally, he clarifies why we ought to exercise caution while asking for discounts and freebies, even from friends.
Consumer Ninja- The FAIS Ombud can now handle claims up to R3.5 million, as opposed to the previous cap of R800,000
- Consumer Ninja Wendy Knowler joins Ray White to talk about the FAIS Ombud and how they can now process claims up to R3.5 million instead of the R800,000 cap that has been in place for more than 20 years.
Shapeshifter - Evan Jones , CEO of The Collective X
- As CEO and board member of The Collective X, Evan Jones is the driving force behind the organization. In addition to enhancing young digital skills, boosting employment, and injecting a substantial R300 billion into the South African economy, the project seeks to treble the nation's output of in-demand digital jobs in the next three years. Host Ray White chats with Evan Jones, CEO of The Collective X, in today's shapeshifter feature. Evans offers further background.
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Standard Bank's major breach issues
- Customers who believed their bank accounts had been compromised filed many complaints on the Standard Bank X handle (@StandardBankZA) on Tuesday morning. Many of them said that they were unable to restrict their cards or accounts due to the lengthy wait in the bank's contact center queue. In an interview with host Ray White, Steven Ambrose, MD of Atvance Intellect, addresses possible causes of the disruption.
The JSE and bonds are benefiting from the election results.
- The South African stock market has risen by 2% since the May election, which yielded positive results for the market. Following the unveiling of the government of national unity (GNU) cabinet on Monday, the JSE closed higher. Along with host Ray White, Dawie Roodt, founder, director, and chief economist of the Efficient Group, adds more context.
Market Commentary
- Norman Mackechnie, an independent investor, joins host Ray White to discuss the current status of the world markets in today's market commentary.
Caxton brings out the grave worry about Media24.
- Caxton and CTP Publishers have expressed concern about the closure of certain Media24 news properties once again, claiming that the latter had offered options but chose not to accept them. In order to offer more context to this topic, host Ray White chats with William Bird from Media Monitoring Africa.
702 Walk the Talk: Hospitality packages and how corporates may purchase them
- This year's 702 Walk the Talk, presented by the City of Tshwane, commemorates 30 years of democracy as we walk together through our capital, beginning in Freedom Park, past important historical sites along the way, and ending on the magnificent lawns of the Union Building. Dany Blumberg joins host Ray White to explain how organizations and businesses can obtain hospitality packages and how corporations can acquire them.
Signals: What the fall of the Roman Empire can teach us about the current decline of the US
- Hywel George, director of investments at Old Mutual Investment Group, talks about how the fall of the Roman Empire can teach us about the current status of the United States in a conversation with host Ray White.
Africa Business Report
- Author of Rumble in the Jungle Reloaded and founding director of Tribe Africa consulting, Dr. Rutendo Hwindingwi, examines the most important business stories from around the continent in conversation with host Ray White.
Personal Finance: Building a silent path to financial independence
- Co-founder of Galileo Capital Warren Ingram speaks with host Ray White on many ways to subtly compound one's way to financial freedom.
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- The CEO of Business Unity SA, Cas Coovadia, the chancellor of the University of the Free State and a former president of Business Unity South Africa, and managing director of Krutham, Peter Attard Montalto, discuss the recently announced cabinet and the Government of National Unity (GNU) with host Ray White.
JSE lists Rainbow Chicken
- Rainbow Chicken Limited satisfies all JSE requirement. Commencing on June 26, 2024, its shares will be listed on the Main Board of the JSE.
Business Book feature - Optimal by Daniel Goleman
- Daniel Goleman, the author of Optimal, discusses how to maintain organizational and personal excellence on a daily basis in his most recent book. Which, in this timely and helpful book, emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence (EI) and how it impacts both personal and professional life. Ian Mann, an MD at Gateways Business Consultants and a frequent book critic, is interviewed by host Ray White.
How I Make Money - with Executive Headhunter Verushka Singh
- Verushka Singh is a Principal Consultant at Amrop Woodburn Mann in South Africa, with over 15 years of expertise in the recruiting market. She speaks with host Ray White on what she looks for as a headhunter.
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• Controversies about cabinet posts threaten GNU. What comes next in SA? Independent political analyst Khaya Sithole and senior lecturer Lumkile Mondi of Wits Business School give more background on the reforms in a conversation with broadcaster Ray White.
The case of the wobbly GNU and wobbly currency
• The host, Ray White, discusses South Africa's precarious GNU and currency position with Andre Cilliers, Director and Currency Strategist at TreasuryONE.
Friday File -Mmakuba Lodge- Where nature touches your soul.
• Under the warm rays of the South African sun, the intriguing Mmakuba Private Game Lodge is only a two-hour drive from Johannesburg's busy city center. Director of Mmakuba Private Game Lodge, Refiloe Mufamadi speaks to host Ray White to tell us more.
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• Presenter Bruce Whitfield moderates a conversation about "ONE THING" with Dr. Imtiaaz Sooliman, founder of Gift of the Givers; Alan Knott-Craig Jr., former CEO of iBurst and Mxit and current chairman at Isizwe.com; and Judy Dlamini, Chancellor of the University of the Witwatersrand and founding chairman of Mbekani Group. This one thing might fundamentally lead the country toward a more affluent future by having a knock-on effect on society and the economy.
• "The ONE Thing," a lecture by GIBS professor Adrian Saville, has the ability to significantly affect the country's economy and society and bring about future success. Host Bruce Whitfield receives a vote of gratitude from Alastair Teeling-Smith of 702 Programming and Tessa Van Staden of 567 Cape Talk Programming for their friendship and 20 years of business updates.
• Bruce Whitfield discusses "The ONE THING" that would make South Africa investable with Tito Mboweni, a former governor and minister of finance; Hendrik Du Toit, CEO of Ninety-One; Mark Barnes, executive chairman and CEO of Purple Group and the former CEO of the SA Post Office and Dr. Richard Friedland, CEO of Netcare.
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• Bruce Whitfield, the host, speaks with Governor Lesetja Kganyago of the South African Reserve Bank on the "one thing" he thinks can hasten the country's economic development.
• Host Bruce Whitfield and Katlego Maphai, CEO of Yoco, explore the "one thing" that could further strengthen South Africa's start-up and small business sectors.
• Adrian Gore, the founder and group chief executive officer of Discovery Limited; Sim Tshabalala, the CEO of Standard Bank Group; and Cumesh Moodliar, the CEO of Investec Bank, join Bruce Whitfield to talk about the "one thing" that, in their individual perspectives, would improve South Africa's banking, investment, and economic sectors.
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• The hosts, Bruce Whitfield, Maya Fischer-French, Personal Finance Journalist at Maya on Money, Gugu Sidaki, Director and Wealth Manager at Wealth Creed, and Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, discuss their 'one-thing' that can improve a household's personal finances.
• In an interview with Bruce Whitfield, Dr. Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member, Nicky Newton-King, Former CEO of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and Chairman of the Stellenbosch University Council NED, and Mike Abel, Chief Executive Partner and Co-Founder of M&C SAATCHI ABEL discussed how the economy and society are impacted by a butterfly effect and how it has the potential to drastically alter the trajectory of events in the country toward greater prosperity.
• Bruce Whitfield, host, speaks with Dr. Rutendo Hwindingwi, the founding director of Tribe Africa consultancy and author of Rumble in the Jungle Reloaded, and Dianna Games, the CEO of Africa At Work, about 'ONE THING' that South Africa can do to further the continent.
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- Ervin Tu, interim CEO of Naspers & Prosus takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results and also discusses management changes of the group as it welcomes a new chief executive.
- Futurologist and Independent Scenario Planner Clem Sunter and Co-Founder at Retroviral Mike Sharman speak to Host Bruce Whitfield about one thing they would implement that would have a multiplier effect through the economy and what that would practically look like in this day and age
- Ghaleb Cachalia, a Former DA MP and Public Enterprise Spokesperson, speaks candidly with Host Bruce Whitfield about how GDP isn't an accurate measure of the improvement of the plight of the disadvantaged and impoverished and to share more of his thoughts.
- Worldwide supplier of cutting-edge customised development and selection solutions for people, groups, and organisations. Based on their comprehensive suite of digital psychometric resources, they develop and provide state-of-the-art products that certify and assist a global community of Practitioners with an emphasis on organisational transformation. Nicole Sorrell, co-founder and global director of Lumina Learning, speaks with host Bruce Whitfield to provide further context.
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Energy expert Matthew Cruise speaks to Africa Melane about The City of Johannesburg (COJ) and City Power have been ordered by the Johannesburg high court to settle their overdue debt with Eskom; the utility has stated that it wants the money paid immediately.
Host Africa Melane speaks to Carlos Crain, Global Brand Ambassador for Volcan De Mi Tierra Tequila, on the exceptional brand.
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- In the near future, Cilo Cybin Holdings intends to make other acquisitions in the biotech and medical cannabis industries.The group plans to list as a special purpose acquisition vehicle (SPAC) on the AltX on June 25 and hopes to go public in the US in the coming years. The company is searching both locally and internationally for the acquisition of distribution companies and other branded products. To provide further details, Gabriel Theron, the founder and CEO of Cilo Cybin, speaks to host Motheo Khoaripe.
- In the current fiscal year, the government anticipates earning over R89 billion from the general gasoline charge, which brings its total revenue over the last ten years to over R730 billion. Although this month's high prices for gasoline and diesel provided some respite for South Africans, the cost of fuel is still more than 50% more than it was two years ago and almost twice as high as it was ten years ago.
- Telkom SA SOC Limited has released enhanced financial statements for the fiscal year that concluded on March 31, 2024, demonstrating a more resilient and powerful operational performance from the business. Despite inflationary pressures, the positive outcomes are achieved. The sustained demand for next-generation offerings was the primary driver of increased operating margins.
- The Montana facility was purchased by Sibanye-Stillwater shortly before palladium prices surged. They have since collapsed, and the business is now compelled to renegotiate agreements related to its enormous debt. Arnold van Graan, Head of Market Research at Nedbank, joins host Motheo Khoaripe to explain the ins and outs of this deal
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- Young people are gambling more and more these days, frequently lured by the excitement of taking risks and the possibility of rapid financial gain. The Financial Section Conduct Authority (FSCA) is cautioning young people about the risks of gambling during Youth Month. Gambling may become an addiction and cause financial losses that can have a devastating impact on families. Claire Heckrath talks with host Motheo Khoaripe to provide us with an understanding of the research that was done.
- The goal of potential adjustments to import taxes is to level the playing field for both domestic and foreign competitors in South Africa's textile and clothing sector, not to harm consumers. Next month, Temu and Shein will impose additional taxes on small-volume, low-value garment orders.
- Last week, Dan Marokane, the new leader of Eskom, visited the Medupi power station outside of Lephalale on a "healing" mission. It was his first visit to Medupi since he was suspended by Eskom in 2015. Marokane was one of four top managers suspended, including the head of group capital at the time who oversaw Eskom's development projects. With host Motheo Khoaripe, Mthunzi Luthuli, Managing Director of Luthuli Corporation, talks about the first 100 days of Dan Marokana's administration and the 81 days without load shedding.
- SA Inc. shares, which are stocks of businesses that generate the majority of their revenue in South Africa, surged in value on Friday following the signing of a framework agreement by the ANC, DA, and IFP to establish a government of national unity (GNU). The idea of a government coalition including pro-nationalization parties like the EFF and MK has alarmed international businesses. According to Bloomberg, the South African bank stock index hit a record high earlier on Friday, rising about 6% at one point, marking the largest increase since November 2020. John Biccard, the Ninety One Value Fund's portfolio manager, discusses with host Motheo Khoaripe.
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- In an interview with host Bruce Whitfield, Professor Patrick Bond discusses this week's political events, including Cyril Ramaphosa's re-election, the new GNU, the response from opposition parties like the EFF and MK, the market's reaction, and traders' current expectations of potential rate cuts due to GNU optimism.
- In a stunning validation of his leadership, shareholders of electric carmaker Tesla voted to reinstate Elon Musk's $44.9 billion (R830 billion) incentive plan. Michael Treherne Portfolio Manager at VestAct Asset Management joins host Bruce Whitfield to provide additional context.
- Zwelakhe Mnguni the CIO of Benguela Global Fund Managers speaks to host, Bruce Whitfield and analyses top business and financial news of the day.
- Where the commonplace turns unusual is called Obscura. Tucked away in Rosebank, South Africa's bustling centre, Obscura is more than simply a pub; it's an experience that transcends convention. Taking a unique approach is at the core of Obscura. Our expertly prepared food and drinks take your taste buds on a voyage through flavours that awaken your senses and alter your ideas about the traditional way of doing things. .... speaks to host Bruce Whitfield to tell us more.
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- BYD (Build Your Dreams), a Chinese firm, has secretly unveiled South Africa's cheapest electric automobile. The new BYD Dolphin is a mid-sized electric hatchback comparable to the Toyota Corolla and Mazda3. Dolphin offers two versions, with pricing starting at R539,900 for the base model and R599,900 for the extended range.
- The latest news that will surprise readers and the South African media establishment is discussed by host Bruce Whitfield and William Bird of Media Monitoring Africa. Media24 plans to liquidate a number of its prominent print magazines, including City Press, Rapport, Beeld, and Daily Sun. It is acknowledged that October is when the axe might fall. The decision to close them has been independently verified by four individuals within the media company.
- Should businesses give their employees digital gadgets, such as watches or rings, to track their health? It's a major violation of privacy, but on the other side, it might be helpful as a gauge of mental and physical health. What would happen if one chose to opt out? Dave Kitely joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss if and how this would work.
- Chief Excitement Officer Allon Raiz speaks to host Bruce Whitfield about small businesses and the Flowcode strategy, which is a system designed to assist companies in developing a plan that is bespoke to them. Which debuted roughly a month ago.
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- SPAR's continued although the operating settings were difficult, SPAR's ongoing operations had a mixed performance. The Group's ongoing operations in South Africa, Ireland, South West England, and Switzerland had a 7.9% growth in turnover, amounting to R77.2 billion. Inflationary cost pressures and persistently high interest rates have put strain on businesses and consumers alike in all regions. Considering the difficult operating conditions, continuing operations produced a mixed performance. The Group's ongoing operations in South Africa, Ireland, South West England, and Switzerland had a 7.9% growth in turnover, amounting to R77.2 billion. Inflationary cost pressures and persistently increasing interest rates have put pressure on businesses and consumers alike in all regions. Angelo Swart, CEO of Spar Group, talks with host Bruce Whitfield to provide further information.
- The Johannesburg High Court ruled that renowned law firm Edward Nathan Sonnenberg Inc. (ENS) was culpable for the woman's fall victimization to a common cybercrime known as "business email compromise" (BEC), and that the firm was ordered to pay the woman R5.5 million plus interest in addition to her legal fees. However, the Supreme Court of Appeal reached a different decision this week, sustaining ENS's appeal against the six-month-old ruling. Judith Hawarden's claim was dismissed by the SCA along with two attorneys' fees. Our consumer ninja Wendy Knowler speaks with host Bruce Whitfield to shed more light on the situation.
- Sumayya Vally, an internationally acclaimed South African-born architect, takes Bruce Whitfield on a journey through the convoluted but fascinating world of design. She is the founder and principal of Counterspace, an architecture and research organization. She climbed to notoriety and the spotlight at an early age, garnering international praise in the field of architecture. Vally is inspired by Johannesburg and its surroundings.
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- The Group's success was made possible by Premier's unwavering focus on margin management, upskilling our workforce, and optimizing operational efficiencies. Despite financial limitations, Premier has been able to deliver on its investment case with resiliency and dedication to its goal because to R6 billion in capital expenditures over the previous ten years. Premier Group CEO Kobus Gertenbach joins with host Bruce Whitfield to help us comprehend these results.
- In recent months, a number of phishing schemes that target eFiling taxpayer profiles have surfaced, leading to the hacking of taxpayer profiles and the takeover of businesses. The major goal of scammers is to change banking information and login credentials so they may later file fake value-added tax (Vat) returns that are paid to the scammer's bank account. Host Bruce Whitfield speaks to Jean-Louis Nel, tax attorney at Van Huyssteens Commercial Attorneys, on how to safeguard your account and why and how the South African Revenue Service (Sars) will hold a taxpayer accountable if the fraud originates within the firm.
- In just over four years, Plato Coffee, a South African success story, has grown from its humble beginnings selling coffee out of a container in Centurion to a thriving empire with 58 outlets nationwide. Today, Plato Coffee employs about 350 people throughout South Africa, runs 20 corporate-owned and 38 franchise locations, and has a state-of-the-art roastery. Host Bruce Whitfield speaks to brothers Stephan and Petrus Bredel, the creators of Plato Coffee, about their adventure.
- Can a family handle personal finance management together? Create a family budget, discuss the five wellbeing areas and what they mean, set clear financial goals, review and maximize insurance, plan ahead for future expenses, teach children financial responsibility, use technology and financial tools wisely, hold regular family meetings, and seek professional advice. Bruce Whitfield is joined by Gugu Sidaki, Director and Wealth Manager at Wealth Creed, as she discusses how to have a family.
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- Absa's new Homeowner's Sentiment Index for Q1 2024 reveals an increase in confidence in the South African property market. Nondumiso Ncapai, Head of Product for Absa Home Loans and Dr Andrew Golding who is the Chief executive at the Pam Golding Property Group joins host Bruce Whitfield to tell us more.
- Interim CEO of airline SAA John Lamola recently stated that they are working on a business plan that will ensure all its cash requirements are funded via capital markets and not by the National Treasury to help us understand what this would mean for the airline is ,Publisher & Editor Dr Guy Leitch joins Bruce Whitfield.
- Ian Mann, Regular Book Reviewer and MD at Gateways Business Consultants, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss how Flyvbjerg demonstrates how you can. Recognize that your biggest danger is you. How Big Things Get Done, filled with vivid examples ranging from the construction of the Sydney Opera House to the production of Pixar blockbusters to an errant home repair in Brooklyn, demonstrates how to complete any ambitious project on schedule and under budget.
- My Back Pages: An undeniably personal history of publishing 1972–2022, his memoir, was published last year. Among his generation, his experience as a publisher is unmatched. He has published journals, scientific and medical works, digital works, and general works at various points during the last fifty years. Richard Charkin a multifaceted publisher speaks to Host Bruce Whitfield to give us more insight.
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- Anthony Thunström, CEO of TFG, discusses the company's annual results with Bruce Whitfield. TFG reported a 22% full year increase in online turnover, amid rising competition from Chinese retailers Shein and Temu. The group announced that online retail sales reached R5.6 billion, accounting for 9.9% of the total retail turnover for the year. This growth in online sales is largely due to the success of their Bash platform in South Africa.
- Patrick Mathidi, head of Equities at Aluwani Capital Partners joins host Bruce Whitfield to analyse the day's market fluctuations and delve into the latest developments in business and finance.
- Bruce Whitfield is joined by Founder & Manufacturer of Nungu Diamonds Kealeboga Pule to speak to us on the intriguing sector of the state of Luxury diamond sector.
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- Portfolio Manager at VestAct Asset Management, Michael Treherne joins Bruce Whitfield to speak about Nvidia which seems to be stirring the water, we find out what we need to know about this company.
- Sygnia co-founder and CEO Magda Wierzycka tells Bruce Whitfield of how she was affected by a data breach at Discovery Insure. Discovery leaked the personal information of 19 of its customers to phone call scammers, including residential addresses and policy details.
- Business think tank the Centre for Development and Enterprise (CDE) CEO Ann Bernstein tells Bruce Whitfield that a new coalition government has a mountain to climb. The CDE has been carrying out policy research for a new economic agenda it wants to see implemented and warns that country's leaders are "running out of time".
- Chantal Marx, Head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments and Bruce Whitfield to discuss how companies behave around mergers and acquisitions.
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- Chris Yelland, Energy Analyst and MD at EE Business Intelligence, joins Bruce Whitfield to discuss how The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) is negotiating with authorities to potentially increase the free electricity provided to low-income households. Currently, over 8 million households in South Africa benefit from the free basic electricity (FBE) program, receiving 50 kWh per month. At the end of May, Nersa approved a new rate for FBE, which municipalities must pay Eskom for supplying this free power. Starting July 1, the rate for the 2024/25 municipal financial year will be 194.40c/kWh, a 12.5% increase from the previous rate of 172.76c/kWh.
- Siobhan Redford, Economist at RMB takes host, Bruce Whitfield through The RMB/BER Business Confidence Index. It edged up ahead of the national election in May, with businesses in the country taking a wait-and-see approach to the country’s future now that the results have been declared.
- Siphiwe Moyo, Executive Director of the Organisational Behaviour Institute, joins Bruce Whitfield to discuss fostering an inclusive work environment amidst political noise. They explore strategies for leaders and HR to navigate sensitive topics, promote open dialogue, and create a sense of belonging and respect within diverse teams. Maintaining such an environment, especially during South African coalition talks, can enhance employee engagement, productivity, and overall organisational success.
- Bruce Whitfield profiles Zwelakhe Mnguni, the CIO of Benguela Global Fund Managers. Mnguni grew up in a squatter camp in Sebokeng, south of Johannesburg. After finishing school, he worked as a security guard for four years to save money for his education. Despite his humble beginnings and challenging circumstances, Mnguni pursued his dreams. Today, he is a co-founder of Benguela Global Fund Managers and serves as its chief investment officer, overseeing R7.2 billion in assets under management.
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- Old Mutual Chief Group Economist Johann Els and Bruce Whitfield delve into the latest gross domestic product figures that showed 0.1% contraction in the first quarter of 2024 - which was worse than economists expected. 2024 was off to a disastrous start, with local consumer demand weak and mining output shrinking by 2.3 percentage points. Platinum group metals, coal, gold and manganese ore were the worst performers.
- Dr Rutendo Hwindingwi, Founding Director at Tribe Africa advisory & author of Rumble in the Jungle Reloaded, joins Bruce Whitfield to delve into the latest developments shaping business narratives across the African continent.
- Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and a personal finance expert, together with Bruce Whitfield, explores strategies for safeguarding against market panic. Stock market and currency volatility are inevitable for investors. However, significant events like elections or market crashes can exacerbate this volatility, turning the market's ups and downs into a wild rollercoaster ride with stomach-churning drops.
- Bruce Whitfield is joined by Duncan McLeod, Founder and Editor at TechCentral, to provide more insight into the Canal+ R30bn bid for MultiChoice. An independent board set up by MultiChoice has determined that the R125 per share offer by French media giant Canal+ is “fair and reasonable” to shareholders of SA’s video entertainment group.
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- Advocate Mtho Xulu and host Bruce Whitfield discuss the business sector's plans under South Africa's new coalition government. Business lobby groups stress that politicians must choose between the rule of law with economic growth or undoing recent progress.They highlight the need for job creation, economic growth, and revenue generation.
- Razia Khan, Chief Economist at Standard Chartered Bank, Claude de Baissac, CEO of Eunomix, and host Bruce Whitfield discuss international market reactions to South Africa’s elections. The results have investors torn between anxiety over possible coalition outcomes and hopes for a market-friendly government. Before the vote, optimism about an ANC-led coalition boosted the rand and other assets.
- Toby Shapshak, Chief at Stuff Studios, joins host Bruce Whitfield to review the Sonos Arc headphones. The standout feature of the Sonos Arc is its True Cinema mode. This mode enables the Sonos Ace to connect with a Sonos Arc soundbar and stream TV audio directly to the headphones via Wi-Fi, providing an immersive listening experience enhanced by Dolby Atmos.
- Bruce Whitfield highlights Renier Lombard, Managing Director of Flance Directive Creators, whose company specializes in overseeing the online branding of celebrities and businesses worldwide.
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- South Africa's Monetary Policy Committee has decided to keep interest rates on hold at 8.25% in their recent gathering, Chief Economist at Stanlib Asset Management, Kevin Lings speaks to Bruce Whitfield to shed light on how regular South Africans are affected.
- Chair of the British Chamber of Business in Southern Africa and Dean and director of Henley Business School Africa, Jon Foster-Pedley joins Bruce Whitfield to address why executives need to eliminate all the fluff and be direct when it comes to effective communication and leadership within companies.
- Bruce Whitfield is in conversation with CEO at Aurik Business Accelerator, Pavlo Phitidis on crucial lessons from the businesses that thrived post riots, floods, uncertainty and self-doubt.
- Maya Fisher-French, a Personal Finance Journalist at Maya on Money, joins host Bruce Whitfield to examine the advantages and disadvantages of Crowd Farming as an investment option. Additionally, they address the necessity of regulation and measures for safeguarding investors.
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- Martin Kingston, Chairman of Business for South Africa (B4SA), discusses the 2024 SA Elections and strained business-government relations with host Bruce Whitfield. Business Leadership SA warned of partnership withdrawal if nationalisation and new taxes are pursued by the ruling coalition. Over 130 CEOs previously committed to aiding the government in addressing critical challenges like electricity, logistics, and crime to bolster economic growth amid self-induced crises.
- Simon Gregory, CEO at SunBet, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss the 2024 SA Elections, exploring the possibility of betting on the next president and whether load shedding will resurface post-elections. SunBet, a division of Sun International, has initiated a light-hearted election betting campaign, akin to UK bookmakers but with small bets. Gregory shares insights on SunBet's analysis of betting trends based on demographics like gender, age, and province, revealing intriguing findings. Additionally, he provides cute visual characters from the election campaign.
- Consumer expert Wendy Knowler and host Bruce Whitfield discuss the misleading assurance of roadworthy cars, revealing that a recently serviced car with a current certificate may still have hidden collision repairs. Roadworthy tests identify visual defects but don't always detect previous accident damage.
- Host Bruce Whitfield presents a profile of Judge Johann Kriegler, who served as an advocate at the Johannesburg Bar for 25 years before becoming a provincial and then appellate judge. In 1994, he was appointed as a Justice of the Constitutional Court. Kriegler played a pivotal role as the head of the Independent Electoral Commission during South Africa's inaugural democratic elections and was instrumental in founding the permanent electoral commission, which he chaired until 1999.
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- Sean Summers, CEO of Pick n Pay, discusses the company's financial results with host Bruce Whitfield. Pick n Pay has reported a full-year's loss and has decided to withhold its dividend. The company moved into the red for the 2024 financial year due to a significant trading loss in its Pick n Pay retail segment, which overshadowed the strong performance of its Boxer division.
- Kyle Findlay, researcher and co-founder at Murmur, discusses with host Bruce Whitfield how the influence-for-hire trend is distorting public discourse and posing a threat to the foundations of democracy. With election day approaching, a Daily Maverick investigation has revealed that the buying and selling of influence on the social media platform X is becoming a significant trend that warrants scrutiny.
- Jolandi Becker, Managing Director of Good Night Baby, shares her expertise as a baby sleep specialist with host Bruce Whitfield. Good Night Baby is a consultancy dedicated to assisting parents whose children have sleep difficulties, particularly those who struggle to sleep through the night. Their focus is on providing a holistic approach to improving day naps and overall sleep health for both children and parents.
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- To paint a more vivid picture on Google's announcement to build a new, high capacity subsea cable system that connects Africa and Australia is Founder and Editor at Techcentral Duncan McLeod who speaks to Bruce Whitfield.
- Bruce Whitfield is joined by Estimator at Jacobs Bros Boat Builders ,Taariq Jacobs who takes him on a cruise down memory lane on how him and his brothers started a luxury yacht business and how they have managed to keep afloat all these years.
- Financial Educator at Just One Lap Simon Brown joins Bruce Whitfield to speak on how Rand Merchant Bank aims to issue wildlife bonds to raise money for the conservation of African wild dogs and lions and how one can be apart of this.
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- Cumesh Moodliar, CEO of Investec Bank joins Bruce Whitfield to peruse through the company's annual financial results. The bank, which has operations in Britain and is listed on the London Stock Exchange, reported a 9.1% increase in full-year profit and declared a final dividend of 19 pence per share.
- Bruce Whitfield is joined by Anne Bernstein, Executive Director of the Centre for Development and Enterprise who enlightens him on recent findings of 50% of SA households now benefitting from social grants.
- The Well-Lit Elephant in the Room: Is Loadshedding Actually Over? Nato Oosthuizen, Partner and Renewable Energy Expert at BDO South Africa, shares his thoughts on the energy crisis and loadshedding with Bruce Whitfield. Despite over a month of uninterrupted electricity in South Africa, some speculate it’s an election ploy.
- Deon Gouws, Chief Investment Officer at Credo, discusses investor risk with Bruce Whitfield, emphasizing its importance in achieving higher returns. While often misunderstood, risk is essential for potential rewards.
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- Mining experts and host Bruce Whitfield discuss BHP’s final attempt to acquire Anglo American. The bid was rejected by the mining giant and the state-owned Public Investment Corporation, which owns over 7% of Anglo American. Anglo American Plc’s second-largest shareholder stated that BHP Group’s takeover offer needs a “meaningful revision,” making these public comments just hours before the deadline for BHP to either commit to an offer or withdraw.
- Liandra da Silva, Economist at Nedbank, and host Bruce Whitfield analyze the latest inflation figures. According to Stats SA, consumer prices saw minimal movement in April, with headline inflation slowing to 5.2%, down from 5.3% in March. This aligns with economists’ expectations for headline inflation to remain steady after its first decrease in 2024, from 5.6% in February.
- Jonathon Liebmann, founder of BlackBrick, is The Money Show's Shapeshifter. He talks with host Bruce Whitfield about his career and founding BlackBrick, which has quickly become Africa's fastest-growing apartment hotel brand since 2019. With properties in Sandton and Foreshore, and a new hotel in Bedfordview, BlackBrick plans to expand to Gardens by February 2025 and Umhlanga by December 2025, establishing a strong nationwide presence.
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Jonathon Liebmann, founder of BlackBrick, is The Money Show's Shapeshifter. He talks with host Bruce Whitfield about his career and founding BlackBrick, which has quickly become Africa's fastest-growing apartment hotel brand since 2019. With properties in Sandton and Foreshore, and a new hotel in Bedfordview, BlackBrick plans to expand to Gardens by February 2025 and Umhlanga by December 2025, establishing a strong nationwide presence.
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Consumer ninja Wendy Knowler and host Bruce Whitfield delve into mis-selling life
insurance products. Wendy reveals that non payment of premiums meant this life policy should not
have paid out. It was totally mis-sold, something Liberty won’t admit, but in response to Consumer
Ninja taking on the case, they’ve paid an "ex-gratia” of R100 000 to her family.
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Marcel Nikolaus von Aulock, CEO of Southern Sun Hotel Group, discusses the company's financial results with host Bruce Whitfield. The hotel group has significantly recovered from the impact of Covid-19 on South Africa’s tourism and hospitality industry. On Wednesday, the company reported an 88% surge in earnings and declared its first dividend since listing.
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Peter Wharton-Hood, CEO of Life Healthcare Group, discusses the company's half-year financial results with host Bruce Whitfield. JSE-listed Life Healthcare reported a revenue growth of 7.8%. Headline earnings per share from continuing operations were nearly 30% higher than the corresponding period. The group declared an interim dividend of 19 cents per share, an 11.8% increase from the half-year dividend declared in 2023.
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Ashwin Lakhan, RMB Co-head of Investment Banking, and host Bruce Whitfield discuss the potential winners of the growing trade between South Africa and India. With relations at an all-time high, technology, food, and green infrastructure are expected to benefit the most from this burgeoning partnership.
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Chris Steward, Portfolio Manager at Ninety-One and Bruce Whitfield analyse top business and company stories of the day, as well as international and local markets.
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Liandra da Silva, Economist at Nedbank, and host Bruce Whitfield analyze the latest inflation figures. According to Stats SA, consumer prices saw minimal movement in April, with headline inflation slowing to 5.2%, down from 5.3% in March. This aligns with economists’ expectations for headline inflation to remain steady after its first decrease in 2024, from 5.6% in February.
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Mining experts and host Bruce Whitfield discuss BHP’s latest attempt to acquire Anglo American. The bid was rejected by the mining giant and the state-owned Public Investment Corporation, which owns over 7% of Anglo American. Anglo American Plc’s second-largest shareholder stated that BHP Group’s takeover offer needs a “meaningful revision,” making these public comments just hours before the deadline for BHP to either commit to an offer or withdraw.
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- Jonathan Jawno, CEO of Transaction Capital, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss the company's financial results. Transaction Capital has improved its cash position and narrowed its losses. Jawno highlights that the separate listing of WeBuyCars enabled the group to reduce its debt and achieve a net cash position at the holding company level.
- Taddy Blecher, CEO of the Maharishi Institute, explains to host Bruce Whitfield that in the Anglo American-BHP takeover debate, there's more than meets the eye. The stakes go beyond the surface, involving the core essence and mission of these companies, and their distinctly different approaches to conducting business.
- Personal finance expert and Galileo Capital co-founder joins host Bruce Whitfield on the Personal Finance Feature to discuss key considerations when buying a house. Purchasing a home is a major financial decision that demands thorough planning and thoughtful deliberation.
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Personal finance expert and Galileo Capital co-founder joins host Bruce Whitfield on the Personal Finance Feature to discuss key considerations when buying a house. Purchasing a home is a major financial decision that demands thorough planning and thoughtful deliberation.
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Daniel Van Dalen, Senior Analyst (Country Risk and Political Risk looks at the biggest business African stories that took place recently, including CHad’s recent presidential election and Angola’s runway inflation
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Magda Wierzycka, CEO at Sygnia Group explains to host Bruce Whitfield why a number of global corporations are exiting Africa’s most established economy, South Africa.
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Antonia Bothner the Endervour SA’s capital lead speaks to host Bruce Whitefield about the growth opportunities that are emerging especially for South Africa. Opportunities for growth in the fintech industry are booming throughout Africa, and South Africa is becoming a major player in this exciting field. Venture capital investment in South Africa has shown resilience in the face of global concerns; in 2023, it increased by 6% to a noteworthy $620 million.
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Taddy Blecher, CEO of the Maharishi Institute, explains to host Bruce Whitfield that in the Anglo American-BHP takeover debate, there's more than meets the eye. The stakes go beyond the surface, involving the core essence and mission of these companies, and their distinctly different approaches to conducting business.
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Wayne McCurrie from FNB Wealth and Investments and Bruce Whitfield analyse corporate news and international markets.
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Greg Illgner, Chief Strategy Officer at TymeBank, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss the bank's partnership with Flash, a South African payment solutions provider. This partnership enables TymeBank customers to withdraw cash at over 172,000 spaza shops and traders nationwide. Consequently, TymeBank now offers more cash withdrawal options and locations than any other bank in South Africa.
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Jonathan Jawno, CEO of Transaction Capital, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss the company's financial results. Transaction Capital has improved its cash position and narrowed its losses. Jawno highlights that the separate listing of WeBuyCars enabled the group to reduce its debt and achieve a net cash position at the holding company level.
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- Host Bruce Whitfield speaks to CEO of Famous Brands Darren Hele to discuss their growth revenue of R8 billion. Their company comprises of a large, globally operating trading organisation that is vertically integrated.
- Richard Friedland, CEO of Netcare, discusses the group's financial results with host Bruce Whitfield. Despite a slight drop in paid patient days, Netcare's profit rose by 6.3% to R708 million for the half-year ending in March. An interim dividend of 30 cents per share was declared.
- Piet Viljoen, Director & Portfolio Manager at Merchant West Investments Value Fund reviews How the World Really Works: A Scientist's Guide to Our Past, Present and Future by Smil Vaclav with host Bruce Whitfield.
- How I Make Money - Bukiwe Ngoza, senior buyer at Foschini, engages in a conversation with host Bruce Whitfield about the intricate art of fashion buying and its crucial role in the success of JSE-listed companies. She delves into the strategies and decision-making processes that underpin effective buying, highlighting how these practices impact the overall performance and competitiveness of companies in the fashion industry.
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Bukiwe Ngoza, Foschini Fashion Buyer
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How the World Really Works: A Scientist's Guide to Our Past,
Present and Future by Smil Vaclav
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The top court of South Africa has ruled that former president Jacob Zuma, who is tarnished
by graft, is ineligible to contest for parliament in the general election scheduled for May 29.
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Toby Shapshak, the head of Stuff Studios, and host Bruce Whitfield review the DJI Osmo Mobile 6 smartphone gimbal. The Osmo Mobile 6 is a smart stabilizer for smartphones, loaded with creative features. It is compact and foldable, fitting easily in your hand, and it automatically powers on when unfolded, allowing you to capture shots instantly.
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Dr. Richard Friedland, CEO of Netcare, discusses the group's financial results with host Bruce
Whitfield. Despite a slight drop in paid patient days, Netcare's profit rose by 6.3% to R708 million for
the half-year ending in March. An interim dividend of 30 cents per share was declared.
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Meryl Pick, Portfolio Manager at Old Mutual Investment Group goes through companies
news, local and international markets with host Bruce Whitfield
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Nongcali Rubushe, head of retail and business enablement at the JSE, joins host Bruce
Whitfield to discuss the JSE's "Verify a Broker" tool. This online tool helps investors avoid scams by
verifying the legitimacy of stockbrokers and financial service providers, ensuring safer investment
decisions.
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Host Bruce Whitfield speaks to CEO of Famous Brands Darren Hele to discuss their growth
revenue of R8 billion. Their company comprises of a large, globally operating trading organisation
that is vertically integrated.
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- Chairman of Business for South Africa, Martin Kingston joins presenter Bruce Whitefield to discuss the effect of a rushed through National Health Insurance on the business community.
- Friday File - Bespoke Luxury Wedding Cakes - Kevin Schoof the founding director and head pastry chef at Baker Boys Confectionery speaks to host Brue Whitfield about their bespoke luxury wedding cakes. Baker Boys have won a number of awards both locally and internationally. Famous for their luxury handcrafted exquisite wedding cakes.
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Kevin Schoof the founding director and head pastry chef at Baker Boys Confectionery speaks to host Brue Whitfield about their bespoke luxury wedding cakes. Baker Boys have won a number of awards both locally and internationally. Famous for their luxury handcrafted exquisite wedding cakes. Focusing on timeless elegance, a fresh modern style, and detailed sugar art. With over a decade of experience, they provide brides and celebration clients with current trends and expert advice on choosing the perfect wedding or celebration cake.
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Viv Govender, Portfolio Manager at Rand Swiss and host, Bruce Whitfield analayse top business and financial news of the day.
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NHI is a health finance program that combines resources to give all South Africans, regardless of socioeconomic background, access to high-quality and reasonably priced personal health care. All South Africans will have access to health care through this fund; the NHI fund will pay for your care, therefore there won't be any admission fees. With two significant exceptions, medical assistance programs accomplish exactly the same thing. Chairman of Business for South Martin Kingston joins presenter Bruce Whitefield to share additional information.
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Investors selecting an ETF should ultimately consider three factors: Which investments is this ETF exposed to? To what extent is this exposure provided by the ETF? Furthermore, how quickly can I get the ETF? To find out what kind of exposure you're getting, look at the benchmark, or underlying index, of the ETF.
Gary Booysen | Director at Rand Swiss
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The return on investment (ROTI) statistic quantifies the value generated by the time spent on different activities. Essentially, it aids in determining whether the time invested in a given task advances our long-term goals and objectives. By embracing an ROTI approach, you may optimize your daily routines and make better decisions about job prioritisation.Pavlo Phitidis| CEO, Aurik Business Accelerator
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Momentum Metropolitan Foundation's Youth Employment Portfolio Head, Nkosinathi Mahlangu, with an emphasis on youth empowerment and upliftment, the Foundation recently partnered with My Dough, a cutting-edge student-led company that provides a platform meant to promote the expansion and prosperity of small enterprises. The platform offers entrepreneurs a plethora of resources, assistance, and tailored mentoring to help them with marketing, sales, capital access, and industry-specific compliance.Mahlangu lists the items he thinks any budding entrepreneur's mental toolkit ought to have.
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Grant Pattison, Managing Director of Savvy Saver, tells host Bruce Whitfield that energy efficiency standards for lightbulbs will rise, phasing out incandescent lights and eventually banning regular CFL and incandescent bulbs for household use by year-end.
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Chris Yelland, Energy Analyst and MD at EE Business Intelligence, speaks with Bruce Whitfield about the landmark electricity bill signaling the end of Eskom's century-long monopoly. The bill, recently passed by the National Council of Provinces (NCOP), is a crucial step in President Cyril Ramaphosa's economic reforms, facilitating Eskom's unbundling and the introduction of competition in the electricity market.
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Graeme Korner from the Korner Perspective joins Bruce Whitfield to analyse the biggest stories on the markets.
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Thanks to fresh hope that US interest rates will be cut, the rand has risen to its highest levels in 2024. Thursday, just before noon, saw the currency trade at R18.20/$, which is about its highest point vs the US dollar this year. Around R18.30/$, the rand had begun trading in the early morning hours.Andre Cilliers | Director and Currency Strategist at TreasuryONE|
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On May 29, South Africans will cast their ballots in the country's national election, and polls indicate that the ruling African National Congress (ANC) may lose its legislative majority for the first time since apartheid ended thirty years ago. Investors are observing closely. What do investors stand to gain from the sixth round of general elections in South Africa?
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Business lobby groups and health workers react to President Cyril Ramaphosa signing the National Health Insurance Bill (NHI) into law. They discuss the next step to fight against the law through courts.
AND on the same topic. Russell Rensburg, Director of the Rural Health Advocacy Project, expresses his satisfaction with President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to sign the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill into law. In a discussion with host Bruce Whitfield, he elaborates on how the NHI will benefit individuals who previously lacked adequate healthcare.
Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, the Electricity Minister, discusses the progress of the country's action energy plan with host Bruce Whitfield. He assures that the days of prolonged electricity outages are over.
Have you heard of the Lekker Network? Created by South African Nic Latouf, this network connects expats worldwide, unlocking global opportunities through funding, new markets, and masterclasses from successful South Africans. Latouf, was our shapeshifter, he chatted to Bruce Whitfield about the inspiration behind the idea.
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Have you heard of the Lekker Network? Created by South African Nic Latouf, this network connects expats worldwide, unlocking global opportunities through funding, new markets, and masterclasses from successful South Africans. Latouf, was our shapeshifter, he chatted to Bruce Whitfield about the inspiration behind the business
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Consumer advocate Wendy Knowler is delving into whether consumers are unknowingly being charged service fees on garage cards or additional credit cards that have remained unused for years.
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Richard Mulholland, Owner of Missing Link, discusses with Bruce Whitfield on Business Unusual the increasing importance of trust in the age of rising AI. He emphasizes the crucial role of written communication and the significance of public speaking for leaders.
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Victims of the R280 million Estina dairy heist by the Gupta family received a mere R1,300 gift card and a 5kg meat hamper, reported Ferial Haffajee, associate editor at Daily Maverick . This token gesture highlights the vast sums laundered away, leaving Vrede in ruin. The scandal, involving former Free State Premier Ace Magashule and Agriculture MEC Mosebenzi Zwane, shows the lasting impact of grand corruption on local communities. She joined Bruce to discuss this recent development
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Melusi Ncala of Corruption Watch talks with Bruce Whitfield about their new report, "The Impact of Corruption: Insights from a Perceptions and Experiences Survey," which assesses corruption's profound effects on people's lives in South Africa.
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Chris Steward, Portfolio Manager at Ninety-One and Bruce Whitfield analyse top business and company stories of the day, as well as international and local markets.
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Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, the Electricity Minister, discusses the progress of the country's action energy plan with host Bruce Whitfield. He gives the assurance that the days of prolonged electricity outages are over.
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Business lobby groups and health workers react to President Cyril Ramaphosa signing the National Health Insurance Bill (NHI) into law. They discuss the next fight against the law through the courts. Craig Comrie | Chairperson at The Health Funders Association (HFA)
Russell Rensburg, Director of the Rural Health Advocacy Project, expresses his satisfaction with President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to sign the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill. In a discussion with host Bruce Whitfield, he elaborates on how the NHI will benefit individuals who previously lacked adequate healthcare.
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As President Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to sign the National Health Insurance Bill (NHI) into law on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, giving reasons that the “move will revolutionise South Africa's healthcare system, aiming for universal coverage of health services”. However, experts within the health sector joined Bruce Whitfield to express their concerns about the current state of the bill; and offer insights into potential paths forward.
South Africa's Q1 unemployment rate surged to 32.9%, with 8.2 million unemployed despite a slight uptick in employment. Youth joblessness remains high at 4.9 million, though slightly decreasing to 44.5%. While formal sector jobs rose by 56,000, the informal sector lost 100,000 positions. Regional disparities persist, with some provinces showing gains while others declined. Isaah Mhlanga , chief economist at RMB discusses how bad the situation is.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal finance and Bruce Whitfield delve into the essential strategies for achieving genuine financial freedom. Warren explains why relying solely on your retirement fund or RA is not enough for securing your retirement goals; and he explores alternative avenues for building a robust financial future.
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Warren Ingram, personal finance expert and co-founder of Galileo Capital and Bruce Whitfield delve into the essential strategies for achieving genuine financial freedom. Warren explains why relying solely on your retirement fund or RA is not enough for securing your retirement goals; and he explores alternative avenues for building a robust financial future
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Marisa Lourenço, Independent political risk analyst looks at the biggest business African stories that took place recently, including Frelimo's presidential election
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President Cyril Ramaphosa is scheduled to sign the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill into law on May 15, 2024, at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. JP Landman, a political and trend analyst, discusses this unexpected populist-like move
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Peter Major, a mining expert and the director of mining at Modern Corporate Solutions, alongside host Bruce Whitfield, discuss Anglo American's defensive strategy against a potential takeover by rival BHP. Anglo American has announced a significant restructure—the most extensive in decades—where it plans to demerge its 79% stake in Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) and either sell or demerge De Beers, the diamond mining company it has been associated with for over a century.
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South Africa's Q1 unemployment rate surged to 32.9%, with 8.2 million unemployed despite a slight uptick in employment. Youth joblessness remains high at 4.9 million, though slightly decreasing to 44.5%. While formal sector jobs rose by 56,000, the informal sector lost 100,000 positions. Regional disparities persist, with some provinces showing gains while others declined.
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Wayne McCurrie from FNB Wealth and Investments and Bruce Whitfield analyse corporate news and international markets.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to sign the National Health Insurance Bill (NHI) into law on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, giving reasons that the “move will revolutionise South Africa's healthcare system, aiming for universal coverage of health services”. However, experts within the health sector joined Bruce Whitfield to express their concerns about the current state of the bill; and offer insights into potential paths forward.
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Shameel Joosub, the Group CEO of Vodacom, discusses the company's annual results with host Bruce Whitfield. The group disclosed an 11.2% decrease in earnings per share to 842c, as well as a 10.8% reduction in headline earnings per share to 846c for the year in review.
As Spain's olive oil output dwindles amidst climate-related challenges, global prices soar to unprecedented levels, prompting concerns over supply chain integrity and theft. With South Africa grappling with its own production limitations, consumers face steep retail hikes while producers navigate a landscape of rising costs and erratic yields. Wendy Petersen, CEO of the South African Olive Association discussed this.
Riaan Manser, explorer and adventurer was our guest in How I Make Money. Manser rose to prominence by cycling around the perimeter of Africa for over 24 months, alone & unaided. He told us about his adventures and how he makes his money.
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KWV, a top wine and spirits group, welcomes new shareholders, Masimong Group and Rand Merchant Bank (RMB). With a history of value creation, KWV aims to leverage their expertise and connections for strategic growth. Masimong Group, focused on empowerment, and RMB, a leading African bank, offer valuable insights. This partnership strengthens KWV's industry position. Mike Teke, Seriti Mines CEO & chair of Masimong Group discuss this decision.
Karoo Ranching, a family-run business in South Africa's Eastern Cape Province, operates multiple working cattle and horse ranches. Led by sixth-generation rancher Julie Hobson, the company's flagship ranch, Elandskloof, has been in the family since 1898, embodying an authentic legacy of ranching tradition. Julie Hobson joined Bruce to talk about the rice history of the business.
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- As former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter shed light on the suspension of load shedding, attributing it to a surge in diesel usage, contradicting government claims at the PSG Financial Services' annual conference. Mteto Nyati, Eskom chairman joins Bruce to explain how they are really keeping the lights on
- As global equity markets surge, South African stocks remain conspicuously cheap, but caution is advised with a contentious election looming. Marc Hasenfuss, editor-at-large at Financial Mail weighs the risks and rewards in a market poised for potential shifts.
- Stian Brant, owner, founder and primary designer of Brandt BRV, a vehicle manufactured in Bloemfontein, discusses with host Bruce Whitfield the concept behind his automobile. He shares with Bruce his motivation for embarking on creating his own car and how the government is currently aiding in expanding production.
- In our Investment School, Garth Mackenzie, founder and editor of TradersCorner.co.za explores thematic ETF investing using offshore WTFs. He delved into themes like fintech, online retail, aerospace, and gold mining with ETFs like FINX, IBUY, XAR, and GDXJ, alongside regional country ETFs. He discusses how South Africans can access these ETFs, understand concentration risks, and assess diversification within each ETF.
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BNP Paribas has closed its South African corporate and investment bank, mirroring European banks' broader retreat from the continent. Following suit, Barclays, Standard Chartered, and Societe Generale are also downsizing. Kokkie Kooyman, executive director & portfolio manager at Denker Capital discusses whether this trend creates opportunities for pan-African banking groups to expand, fostering competition and benefiting local sectors.
Richard (Boris) Rivett-Carnac, CEO at SAB discusses their stellar results for the first quarter of 2024 with host Ray White. Boris also takes Ray through beer consumption trends in South Africa.
In Business Unusual, Graeme Codrington, futurist and partner at TomorrowToday explains how plants and bacteria are being harnessed to revolutionise mining practices. From plants that naturally accumulate rare metals to bacteria that produce hydrogen from old oil wells, these eco-friendly solutions offer a pathway to meeting resource demands while minimising environmental impact.
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Amazon's long-awaited online marketplace has made its debut in South Africa, offering customers access to an extensive array of local and international brands. With promises of same-day and next-day delivery, the online giant aims to revolutionise the shopping experience for consumers. Experts look at how this will impact other local e-commerce retailers.
The Q1 2024 Deloitte South Africa ConsumerSignals report reveals heightened consumer anxiety, driven by political uncertainty and economic instability concerns. Deloitte attributes this unease to looming elections and persistent inflation pressures, exacerbated by a weakening rand and potential living expense hikes. Rodger George, Africa Consumer Industries Leader at Deloitte Africa explains how consumers are coping.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal finance expert on how much you should be saving. He says determining the optimal savings rate can be daunting, but it’s about striking a balance between your current lifestyle and a secure financial future.
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Redefine Properties releases its group interim results for the six months ending February 2024, showcasing a resilient performance amidst challenging market conditions. Despite economic headwinds, the company reports a 6.1% increase in distributable income to R1.7 billion, signalling sustained profitability and strategic growth initiatives. Andrew Konig, CEO at Redefine joins Motheo to help analyse the results.
Shell confirms plans to divest from Shell Downstream South Africa (SDSA), part of a strategic realignment focusing on performance and simplification. This move marks the end of Shell's 120-year presence in South Africa, coinciding with a broader transition towards electric vehicle charging options.Ed Stoddard, Journalist at Business Maverick explains what the impact will be for the country.
Riaan Wilmans, a specialist in book cover design, joins Motheo Khoaripe to delve into the craft of encapsulating a book's essence within a single page, all while making money from it. He shares insights into his journey into the field and the intricacies of thriving in this profession.
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Peter Major, mining expert & director of mining at Modern Corporate Solutions and host Bruce Whitfield discuss Glencore also showing interest in acquiring Anglo American. He also discusses BHP chief executive meeting with SA mining ministry.
On The Money Show Explainer, Deon Gouws ,chief investment officer at Credo and Bruce Whitfield discuss why Apple sales are falling almost everywhere.
Then Thabo Makhetha-Kwinana, fashion designer and owner of the leading women’s wear label, which bears her name, was our Friday File guest. She spoke about her brand, which is globally recognised for using and taking inspiration from authentic Basotho blankets to create beautiful garments.
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The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at a two-decade high of roughly 5.3% as it signalled that it will only cut until prices start to slow down. Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management explains what it means for the country and the SARB’s cutting cycle.
Micheal Lawrence, executive director at National Clothing Retail Federation discusses the plan by the Western Cape clothing industry to re-establish local clothing manufacturing in order for the country to be able to compete with cheap imports. The plan involves creating new quick-response clothing factories around the province, this will also help ramp up employment.
Chantal Marx, Head of Equity Research at FNB Wealth and Investments, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss the influence of political events on financial markets, especially with elections looming in South Africa and the United States. They explore market reactions to politics, global and local election dynamics, and opportunities arising from pre-election mispricings.
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- Professor Bonang Mohale, Chancellor of the University of the Free State and Former President of Business Unity South Africa, converses with host Bruce Whitfield about the investment appeal of South Africa Inc. As the country celebrates 30 years of democracy amidst a turbulent election year, the focus shifts to how South Africa is faring in its efforts to attract investors.
- Andrew Levy, Labor Analyst at Andrew Levy & Associates, joins host Bruce Whitfield for an examination of South Africa's job market. The recent rise in the nation's unemployment rate to 32.1% in the last quarter of 2023, along with job cuts across fifty percent of South Africa's industries, underscores the significant economic challenges facing the nation.
- Martin Kingston, Chairman of Business for South Africa (B4SA), joins host Bruce Whitfield to explore the latest developments in South Africa's reconstruction efforts amid a tumultuous election year, paying tribute to Workers' Day.
- Léan Boezaart, CEO of Freedom of Movement (FOM), joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss his career path, entrepreneurial passion, and the vision he holds for Freedom of Movement (FOM), a business he co-founded in 2013. Following the completion of his articles in 2011, Léan was sponsored by Deloitte to pursue a childhood aspiration of becoming a professional golfer. Transitioning to the professional circuit in 2012, he competed in South Africa (Sunshine Tour) and internationally, giving his all to the pursuit.
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Concerns abound as industrial gas users express dissatisfaction with the proposed solutions outlined in the draft gas master plan, fearing a looming crisis in 2026. The plan's unrealistic timelines and absence of viable remedies have left stakeholders apprehensive about the future, with the looming threat of "day zero" when gas supply from Mozambique ceases. As pressure mounts, Jaco Human, CEO of the Industrial Gas Users Association of Southern Africa emphasises the need for swift and effective action in order to avert potential economic repercussions and job losses
Business executives and financiers commemorate the legacy of Dr. Samuel Motsuenyane, regarded as the pioneer of Black entrepreneurship, following his passing at the age of 97. Motsuenyane, a founding member of the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was instrumental in establishing the African Bank.
Warren Ingram, a personal finance expert and Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, joins host Bruce Whitfield to explore the timing and rationale behind engaging in the lottery and the growing popularity of sports betting. Despite the prevalent scepticism surrounding these activities, they delve into the underlying motivations that drive individuals to participate, considering the slim odds of winning in the lottery.
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Busisiwe (Busi) Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA), a business advocacy organisation, discusses with host Bruce Whitfield her confidence in the country's ability to achieve success in the next 30 years. What is the current assessment?
Jan Vermeulen, Editor at MyBroadband, discusses with Bruce Whitfield the implications of Starlink discontinuing its unauthorised service in the country; and its impact on the democratisation of internet access in South Africa.
Nick Rockey, CEO of Trialogue consultancy firm, a supporting sustainable corporate business practice, joined Bruce Whitfield to discuss how he makes his money. Rockey has over 20 years of consulting and research experience across many markets — he discusses how he ended up doing this job.
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Peter Major, a mining expert and the director of mining at Modern Corporate Solutions, joins host Bruce Whitfield to explore the subsequent actions in response to Anglo American's dismissal of BHP's deemed 'opportunistic' and 'unappealing' takeover proposal.
Dr. Azar Jammine, the director and chief economist at Ecomometrix, shares insights on The Money Show's Explainer segment, delving into the factors driving BHP's decision to distance itself from South Africa.
Coming from a systems engineering background and owning a wellness centre, Nurah Farzee embarked on a new venture with Imaan Luxury Organics. This decision stemmed from her realisation that the skincare products she offered at her wellness centre contained an excessive amount of chemicals, adversely affecting her clients' cellular health. Determined to provide a solution, she formulated her own skincare line, drawing upon her expertise in cellular health and understanding of cellular functionality. She details how her business came to be in our Friday File feature…
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Mining experts, along with host Bruce Whitfield, explore BHP's buyout proposal to Anglo American, highlighting its potential to reshape the copper market. They delve into the implications this move could have for the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Bertina Engelbrecht , Clicks Group CEO tells host Bruce Whitfield that the retailer's half-year earnings rose by 13% on strong turnover and profit growth, driven primarily by the higher demand for beauty and personal care products.
Professor Adrian Saville, who teaches Economics and Finance at GIBS, along with host Bruce Whitfield, explore Norway's achievement of establishing a wealth fund exceeding $290,000 for each citizen and discuss ways in which South Africa could replicate such prosperity for its populace.
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Jan Cronje, News24 & Network24 journalist, updates host Bruce Whitfield about Craig Warriner, investment manager behind the scandal-ridden BHI Trust and his plans to negotiate a plea deal with the state.
Massmart, owned by Walmart, is testing small-format Makro stores of 3 000 square metres in a pilot project. The stores will be located in existing Game stores, at four sites in popular malls across SA. However, the company says this does not mean the end of Game. Evan Walker, portfolio manager at 36ONE Asset Management discusses their strategy.
Anthony is CEO and co-founder of Simply, an insurtech startup aiming to disrupt the life insurance space in SA and beyond was our shapeshifter. The company uses technology, data and behavioural science to radically reduce the cost and complexity of life insurance. He joined Bruce Whitfield to speak about his career trajectory, from the time he was the CEO of Lightstone, a company he co-founded in 2006, which focused on mortgage risk management to where he is now.
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Dr. Iraj Abedian, CEO of Pan-African Investments and Research Services, and host Bruce Whitfield delve into the rationale behind a groundbreaking development in South Africa, where companies accused of corruption now have the opportunity to resolve their issues with law enforcement through alternative dispute resolution methods, thus avoiding criminal prosecution.
Capitec saw shares soar 8% as it upped its dividend by nearly a fifth and reached a record 22 million active clients. With strategic diversification and digital initiatives, its earnings rose 16% to R10.58 billion for the year to end-February, which solidifies its position despite economic uncertainties. Gerrie Fourie, CEO at Capitec Bank analyses their results with Bruce Whitfield...
Warren Ingram, financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital will explain why things such as disability insurance and medical aid are important as you’re building wealth and investing.
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Carol Paton, writer-at-large at Fin24, discusses with host Bruce Whitfield the uncommon decision by the court to intervene in Transnet's tender award process. Transnet had initially awarded a tender for crucial port equipment to a company facing trial for defrauding the provincial government.
Matete Thulare, head of FX Execution at RMB, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss the factors behind the rand's resurgence above the R19 mark against the dollar.
Carol Claudwell, sculptor is at her happiest when she has clay in her hands. She joined Bruce Whitfiled to talk about her artistic journey. She was inspired by her father’s love for art, which led her to join the Johannesburg school of Art, Ballet, Drama and Music, first specialising in music and then changing over to art. She details how her love for art allows her to have a livelihood.
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Following the May 29th vote, the ANC's top brass faces scrutiny as a variety of polls outline differing futures for South Africa. Daniel Silke, director at Political Futures Consultancy says with the ANC hovering near 50%, concerns mount over a potential shift in the nation's political dynamics, jeopardizing decades of governance and stability since 1994.
Rudi Dicks, head of project management at the Office at Presidency updates, host Bruce Whitfield on the government’s plan to grow the economy by between 3% to 5% economic growth and generate 2.5 million jobs by 2030.
Oshe Automotive, nestled in England's Motorsport Valley, epitomises bespoke automotive artistry. Founded by South African enthusiast David Lane, it's a haven for meticulously crafted vehicles, from reimagined Porsche 911s to safari-ready Land Rover Defenders. Lane, as our Friday File guest says his journey reflects a lifelong love of motoring, from a bike shop owner to purveyor of luxury vehicles.
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A Labour Market Intelligence study shows the Western Cape consistently exceeds national job demand, crucial for South Africa's growth. Despite Covid-19 challenges, the province's job market, especially in finance, construction, and agriculture, rebounds. Also, the study notes widespread education-job mismatches nationwide, with over half of workers over/underqualified. Prof Hardus van Zyl details how the province was able to be this successful.
Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop WoodburnManndiscuss Tesla’s historic $56 billion pay package for CEO Elon Musk, the largest in corporate American history, subject to shareholder approval. Despite a previous rejection by a US judge, the company seeks to revisit the record-breaking deal set in 2018. In an interview with Bruce, they explore the implications and controversies surrounding this extraordinary compensation proposal.
As the financial landscape in South Africa evolves, hedge funds emerge as both a beacon of opportunity and a subject of scrutiny. Delve into the intricacies of this investment vehicle, examining its role in the market, regulatory challenges, and the potential for growth amidst economic shifts.
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Inflation drops to 5.3% from February's 5.6%, surprising some economists; Cloud seeding and the massive weather system that has brought chaos in Dubai
Daan Steenkamp, CEO at Codera Analytics, suggests South Africa may require updated inflation measures and models. Inflation fell to 5.3% from 5.6% in February, surprising economists. This prompts a debate on the adequacy of current frameworks for understanding and predicting inflation.
Lehlohonolo Thobela, a meteorologist from the SA Weather Service, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss cloud seeding and the severe weather system causing chaos in Dubai.
Mike Brown, the departing CEO of Nedbank Group, converses with Bruce Whitfield about his distinguished journey, spanning from his tenure as a financial director to leading as CEO of Nedbank for 15 years
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Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at RMB, and host Bruce Whitfield discuss why the two world’s largest economies are performing better than anticipated.
Given recent instances of high-profile individuals falsifying their qualifications, concerns have arisen regarding the efficacy of companies' verification procedures in the country. In response, Privy Seal has developed a streamlined process for employers, educational institutions, professional bodies, and regulatory authorities to thoroughly vet prospective employees. Stephen Logan, CEO of PrivySeal Verified CV sheds light on this initiative and its significance in safeguarding against credential fraud.
Warren Ingram, the co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor, shares his insights on prioritising savings when your income doesn't allow for setting aside money for retirement or short-term goals.
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Duncan McLeod, the founder and editor of Techcentral, joins host Bruce Whitfield to examine the interim relief granted to eMedia by the Competition Tribunal in its dispute with MultiChoice regarding sublicensed sports on Openview.
The Constitutional Court's pivotal ruling in favour of Capitec Bank on VAT recovery from irrecoverable loans clarifies the VAT act's interpretation, providing banking sector certainty. This decision's implications will ripple through tax authorities and vendors as they adapt to the court's principles. Charles De Wet, Tax Executive at ENSAfrica explains the nuances…
Watch enthusiast Adriaan Rootman, talks about his love for timepieces and how he makes a living from selling them. Rootman’s fascination with watches began as a child witnessing how his father treated his own wristwatch. He details how he was able to turn his passion into a business…
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Lumkile Mondi, Senior Lecturer at Wits Business School, and Stavros Nicolaou, Member of the SA BRICS Business Council, joins host Motheo Khoaripe to delve into the topic of US lawmakers' efforts to extend the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), a trade pact with Africa, until 2041.
Daniel Morgan, analyst at Ninety-ONE discusses the combination of an energy transition, along with nearshoring, geopolitics, demographics, technology and public investment that is driving a global capex cycle in our Money Show Explainer.
In our Friday File, car expert Warren Tucker delved into the question of whether purchasing a pre-owned luxury car is a worthwhile investment, given the associated maintenance costs.
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Peter Major, a mining expert and the director of mining at Modern Corporate Solutions, along with Mothe Khoaripe, explores the potential job cuts at Sibanye as part of its gold operations restructuring. The mining company has already reduced its workforce by approximately 2,000 positions in its PGM operations following a significant decline in metal prices last year.
Wayne Duvenage , CEO at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) explains to Motheo Khoaripe what the scrapping of e-tolls means to the businesses that have been paying for them
Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss looked at navigating dodgy investments as our headteacher of our investment school. Govender looked at recognizing pitfalls and safeguarding your finances and explained how to avoid common traps with these essential insights
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George Glynos, head of Research at ETM Analytics on Lesetja Kganyago, governor of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), reiterating his stance on lowering the country’s inflation target, stressing its importance in preserving purchasing power. The SARB, under his leadership, is actively pursuing measures to achieve this goal, emphasising the need for sustainable inflation within the target range of 3% to 6%
Carol Paton, editor at large at Business 24 on why Gauteng residents should brace themselves for prolonged water shortages as delays plague the Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase 2, pushing the timeline for relief to 2029. Political interference and governance issues exacerbate the crisis, leaving millions vulnerable to periodic outages.
Debbie Goodman, CEO of Jack Hammer, chats with host Motheo Khoaripe about her career journey and life philosophy. She also Jack Hammer Global highlights the shift toward hybrid and fractional work models. Fractional leaders, working part-time within organisations, seamlessly integrate into leadership teams without full-time costs.
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Ann Bernstein, CDE Executive Director, and host Motheo Khoaripe critique the ruling party's election promise of 3.5 million "work opportunities," revealing it would only generate 300,000 low-wage jobs over five years, indicating a lack of ambition in addressing unemployment.
Lolo Ndlovu, CEO & founder of The Sneaker Shack, engages in an enlightening conversation with host Motheo Khoaripe, wherein he elaborates on the exciting business collaboration he's forged with Virgin Active - national fitness gyms.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor explains why it is a mistake for investors to think that they should reduce the risk of their investments as they approach retirement.
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- Duncan McLeod, Founder and Editor at Techcentral, discusses Canal+'s firm offer for MultiChoice, the owner of DStv, considering a secondary listing on the JSE.
- Evan Walker, Portfolio Manager at 36ONE Asset Management, engages in a discussion with Motheo Khoaripe about the implications of the groundbreaking retail collaboration between the Shoprite Group and other major retailers, as they unveil the W23 Global Venture Fund
- Muhammad Docrat, a Portfolio Specialist at Ninety One Asset Management, analyses the rising probability of oil prices reaching $100, attributing it to supply shocks disrupting the market. These disruptions are creating turmoil in the oil market, necessitating a deeper examination of the factors influencing supply dynamics
- Ian Mann, a regular book reviewer and MD at Gateways Business, along with Motheo Khoaripe, reviewed Morgan Housel's "Same as Ever: A Guide to What Never Changes." The book delves into timeless principles shaping human behavior, economics, and decision-making. It likely offers accessible insights into navigating uncertainty in finance and life, drawing on historical examples and psychological truths.
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Hilary Joffe, columnist and editor-at-large at Business Day discusses the recent data from Sars and Stats SA offering insights into emigration, spotlighting a growing diaspora of over 900,000 individuals with Motheo Khoaripe. While illuminating, the findings underscore the complexities of migration dynamics and the departure of skilled professionals, prompting critical economic and policy consideration
Professor Adrian Saville, Economics and Finance at GIBS, and host Motheo Khoaripe explore China's economic challenges, questioning whether they will disappoint its people and anger the world. This marks China's most significant economic test since Deng Xiaoping's reforms. Despite achieving 5% growth last year, key elements of its economic success are faltering, including a shrinking workforce, a property market crash, and the breakdown of global trade. President Xi Jinping's response involves doubling down on efforts to overhaul China's economy.
Kojo Bafoe, an author and aficionado of cigars, along with host Motheo Khoaripe, review the Aganorsa Leaf Cigar. The unique taste of this brand originates from the Nicaraguan Cuban-seed Corojo 99. Aganorsa Leaf cigars are celebrated for their rich and complex flavour profiles, making them a favourite among cigar enthusiasts worldwide. The brand's commitment to using premium ingredients and traditional technique
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Peter Major, an esteemed mining expert and director of mining at Modern Corporate Solutions, joins host Motheo Khoaripe in exploring the recent development of Harmony Gold signing a five-year wage deal with trade unions. They delve into the implications this agreement holds for the South African mining sector.
Anton Ressel, strategic head for SME Support at Fetola looks at why financial backing is not the sole important requirement for jumpstarting a business. He says this is because money alone cannot remedy fundamental flaws within a business model.
Chantal Marx, Head of Equity Research at FNB Wealth and Investments, teams up with host Motheo Khoaripe to delve into the nuances of commodities investment. The discussion centres on the contrasting approaches of investing in mining companies versus opting for direct exposure through ETFs. They analyse the potential benefits and risks associated with each strategy.
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Mpumelelo Mkhabela, independent political analyst on Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula stepping down as National Assembly Speaker amid graft allegations, citing a commitment to preserving the integrity of South Africa's parliamentary system.
Prof Raymond Parsons economist at NWU Business School on South Africa's policy uncertainty index deteriorating further into negative territory during the first quarter. The uncertainty is due to the dynamics and outcomes of the upcoming 2024 election next month, which has begun to exert pressure on investor confidence and financial markets.
Amiene van der Merwe, founder & managing director at The Green Cab discusses empowering women through electric mobility, combating gender-based violence and inequality as our shapeshifter. Van der Merwe, says the company aims to revolutionise the e-hailing sector, offering economic independence and entrepreneurship opportunities for women. As the company accelerates its fleet overhaul, it champions a future where women navigate the streets with confidence.
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SARS' compliance efforts led to record revenue of R2.155 trillion despite economic challenges. The Compliance Programme contributed R293.7 billion, with successful litigation and a broadened tax base. Commissioner Edward Kieswetter emphasised to Bruce Whitfield that partnerships and technology is key to its success.
Ndia Magadagela, CEO and co-founder at Everlectric, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss the transformative impact of the IKEA Foundation's $100 million grant on the emerging electric vehicle (EV) market.
Warren Ingram, a personal finance authority and co-founder of Galileo Capital, along with Bruce Whitfield, delve into a crucial aspect of investing: managing losses. They highlight that mastering the art of handling losses is pivotal for becoming a successful investor. Renowned figure in Behavioral Finance, Daniel Kahneman, passed away in March, leaving behind a legacy that emphasised the concept of loss aversion.
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Deon Gouws, chief investment officer at Credo and Ian Mann, regular book reviewer and MD at Gateways Business Consultants pay tribute to renowned psychologist and Nobel prize winner, Daniel Kahne man, who died at the age of 90. Daniel Kahneman was an Israeli-American author, psychologist and economist notable for his work on hedonic psychology, psychology of judgement and decision-making. He is also known for his work in behavioural economics, for which he was awarded the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
Michael Fridjhon, international wine expert at Wine Wizard discusses the veil of silence sustaining unfair wine markups instead of market forces dictating with Bruce Whitfield. Fridjhon discussed how liquor is subsidising food, which is a practice that became even more normal during the lockdown.
Bruce Whitfield spoke to David Shapiro, veteran stockbroker and chief global equity strategist at Sasfin, on using bonds and strategies in order to boost your investment strategies.
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Iain Williamson, chief executive of Old Mutual and Bruce Whitfield delve into the group’s annual results. Old Mutual declared a final dividend of 49 cents a share after tax profit attributable to shareholders rose 35% to R7.07 billion.
As expected, interest rates were left unchanged for the fifth consecutive Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting. Isaah Mhlanga, Head of Markets Research at RMB and Bruce Whitfield discuss the implications of this decision on the economy and households.
Shaun Fuchs, CEO and founder at Centennial Schools shares his career journey, work philosophy and his vision for revolutionising education in SA.
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Stephen van Coller, the outgoing CEof EOH and Bruce Whitfield delve into the half-year results - the group's revenue declined to R3.1 billion from R3.2 billion during the same period in 2023. EOH has been under Van Coller’s guidance as it worked to repair and restructure its operations following damaging corruption scandals related to public sector contracts.
Bruce Whitfield chats to Casey Sprake, investment analyst at Anchor Capita on cocoa prices surging past $9,000 per ton amid a supply crisis. Ghana's funding challenges worsen as cocoa crops falter. Prices jump 60% due to West African weather and disease. Concerns rise over chocolate costs, with easter treats affected. Despite speculators withdrawing, prices continue to climb, threatening further hikes.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and Bruce Whitfield explore the impact on your financial strategy when faced with unforeseen challenges. Is there a juncture where surrender appears unavoidable? Highlighted are several actions to take when your financial plan encounters setbacks.
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Ralph Mupita, the CEO of MTN Group, Africa's leading telecommunications provider, discusses the company's full-year financial results with Bruce Whitfield. The latest numbers reveal a sharp decline in earnings for the full year of 2023, attributed to the significant volatility of the Nigerian naira, impacting the telco's profitability.
Professor Jon Foster-Pedley, Dean and director of Henley Business School Africa talks to Bruce Whitfield on the implication of Damelin, CityVarsity and Lyceum colleges being deregistered by the Department of Higher Education. This action was taken due to their failure to submit annual financial statements for the years 2021 and 2022, as well as non-compliance with legal requirements, according to the Department of Higher Education.
Charlene Archibald, co-founder of Crime Scene Clean Up, opens up on the business of cleaning crime scenes in South Africa. She tells Bruce Whitfield that there is no governing legislation for the industry and how she got into this business. She reveals to Bruce that she would vomit when she sees a dirty rubbish bin but is not scared of cleaning up a gory crime scene.
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Serame Taukobong, group CEO at Telkom tells Ray White about the decision behind the sale of their subsidiary Swiftnet for R6.75 billion. Swiftnet, is a key player in the South African market, owning around 4000 installations of masts, towers and leases co-location space to major mobile network operators.
Prof Jan Havenga, logistics Professor at Stellenbosch University explains to Ray White why South Africans and corporates should be held liable for Transnet’s mismanagement and be twice billed for its state capture.
Debbie Hathway, watches and jewellery writer on green dial watches and why they are the hottest thing right now on our Friday File.
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- Rob Rose, Former Editor of Financial Mail and the author of Steinheist discusses the controversial business deeds of Ex-Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste. He was hit with R475m penalty for contravening sections of FMA and a day later reportedly shot himself during his arrest.
- Ray White discusses South Africa's massive R943 billion infrastructure investment with Simon Norton, Director of IZA Africa. Norton stresses zinc's vital role, highlighting zinc's transformative potential in South Africa's recovery.
- Clive Butkow, co-founder of Conducive Capital, emphasises the significance of startups, strategies for fostering their growth within the country, and the essential elements required to attract venture capital.
- Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss discusses risk and reward when investing in our investment school. He explains the relationship between risk and reward in investing, and how to assess and manage risk according to individual financial goals and risk tolerance.
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Johann Els, group chief economist at Old Mutual tells Ray White that the increase in CPI, exceeding expectations, was partly driven by a more than 30% rise in egg prices over the year to February 2024.
Adrian Gore, founder & group CEO officer of Discovery takes Ray White through the company’s half-year results.
Craig Newborn, founder & CEO of PayJustNow, shares insights into his career path and the journey leading to the establishment of PayJustNow with stand-in host, Ray White.
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Inflation expectations drop in Q1 of 2024, signalling potential rate cuts. Bruce Whitfield chats to Nicolaas van der Wath, economist at the Bureau for Economic Research about inflation dropping, signalling potential rate cuts. Analysts see sub-5% inflation, while business and unions expect above 5%. Five-year outlook decreases to 5.1%. Household expectations dip from 7.2% to 6.7%.
Brett Thompson, co-founder and CEO at Newform Foods chats to Bruce about the elevation of the alternative meat industry as the Bezos Earth Fund announces a significant investment. The $60 million allocation seeks to enhance taste, texture, and nutrition while reducing costs, addressing both climate change and the nutritional demands of a growing global population.
Bruce Whitfield is joined by Nicole van den Munckhof, a certified financial planner from Independent Securities, to explore lifestyle milestones necessitating financial planning and strategies for navigating them effectively.
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Inflation expectations drop in Q1 of 2024, signalling potential rate cuts. Bruce Whitfield chats to Nicolaas van der Wath, an economist at the Bureau for Economic Research about inflation dropping, signalling potential rate cuts. Analysts see sub-5% inflation, while business and unions expect above 5%. Five-year outlook decreases to 5.1%. Household expectations dip from 7.2% to 6.7%.
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In 2023, despite tough markets, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) showed strong revenue growth, with HEPS up 12.2% and NPAT up 11%. This reflects JSE's resilience and adaptability, achieving a 19.4% return on equity. CEO Leila Fourie credits this success to diversifying revenue streams and staying competitive in uncertain times. And Chris Vorster, CEO at Stadio on A+ growth spurt amid economic hurdles.
The author, a dynamic individual named Alex, founded DigsConnect International at the age of 25, making her South Africa's youngest startup tech prodigy. Inspired by student protests in 2016, she created a platform addressing the student housing crisis, which quickly gained traction. DigsConnect raised R12 million in its initial seed fundraising round in 2019, propelling it from a local startup to a global player in the tech landscape. She chats to Bruce Whitfield about the book.
Andre Vlok, a specialist in conflict and employment dispute resolution, negotiator, mediator, and author is our guest in How I Make Money. Initially trained as an attorney, Vlok practised in commercial litigation with a focus on employment disputes starting in 1990. After years of working as an employee, he ventured into establishing his own practice. Transitioning from running his own practice, he chose to leverage his legal expertise differently. In 2017, he launched three specialist consultancies dedicated to mediation and conflict resolution, addressing workplace disputes, and conducting commercial negotiations at an advanced corporate level. Vlok shares the journey of his career development and discusses the specifics of his current role
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John Smit, the South African former professional rugby player and founder of Barney's Army, on taking on the Absa Cape Epic to raise money for people who have been injured while playing rugby.
Tina Venter, executive for marketing operations at Absa Group, discusses their involvement in the Cape Epic and the bank's efforts to encourage more women to take up cycling.
For Friday File, Charl Neethling, head of marketing at Ciovita on the inspiration behind the cycle wear.
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• Multiple subsea cable breaks causing internet chaos in South Africa. Arthur Goldstuck, Founder and CEO at World Wide Worx explains the widespread problems are affecting the internet in the country.
• Sim Tshabalala, CEO at Standard Bank Group reported a 6% increase active , digital transactions up 30%, assets under management up 7%. Despite 2023's global uncertainty, South Africa's inflation peaked at 7.1% and ended at 5.1%, with GDP growth at 0.6%. Tshabalala emphasises resilience, strategic focus, and commitment to sustainable finance and Africa's growth.
• Exxaro Resources delivered robust results despite tough conditions: zero fatalities, lower revenue of R38.7 billion (down 17%), and EBITDA at R13.4 billion (down 29%). The coal business stood out despite challenges, and Exxaro declared dividends totaling approximately R5.4 billion. CEO Nombasa Tsengwa highlighted safety achievements and a focus on sustainable growth.
• The splitting of retirement funds is a double-edged sword and could lead to not having sufficient retirement capital, according to retirement planning with consultant Bruce Cameron, co-author of 'The Ultimate Guide to Retirement in South Africa'. However, Christopher Axelson - Acting Head of Tax & Financial Sector Policy at National Treasury says do not be afraid.
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- TFG partners with JD Sports Fashion to dominate South Africa's sportswear market, amidst a sustained demand for casual wear post-pandemic. This move amplifies TFG's competition with global brands like Nike and local players such as Studio 88, aligning with JD Sports' strategy to expand globally.
- Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo underscored the enduring economic partnership between the United States and South Africa, emphasizing shared values of democracy and human rights. He highlighted the need for reliable power, support for clean energy initiatives, and investments in a diversified economy.
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Growthpoint Properties experienced a decline in dividends for the first half of FY24 due to global interest rate increases affecting property values and financial markets, despite strong operational performance locally and internationally. Norbert Sasse, CEO of Growthpoint Properties takes Bruce Whitfield through the financial results and says the company remains focused on strategic initiatives to optimize its portfolio and increase revenue from managed assets, including investments in Australia and the UK.
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Shapeshifter - Steven Kark, the co-founder and Group CEO of Paycorp, an international payments company based in South Africa
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Alastair Herbertson, MD of EM alternative credit at Ninety One on the asset management company’s infrastructure credit fund financing key South African projects in sectors like power and rail to boost sustainable economic growth, with over 80% of investments targeting the country.
CEO of Discovery , Adrian Gore delves into the pioneering research they did alongside the London School of Economics. The research reveals the transformative power of habitual physical activity and its profound impact on longevity.
In our personal finance feature, Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal finance expert discusses why teaching children about money is a key part of their overall education and development. And how this valuable lesson about money can help set them up for financial success later in life.
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Andre Cilliers, director and currency strategist at TreasuryONE tracks the dollar’s superpower.
And after Absa’s mixed financial results, Kokkie Kooyman, executive director & portfolio manager at Denker Capital on what local banks earnings say about the economy
In How I Make Money, Johan Van Jaarsveld, Managing Director at Montego Pet Nutrition on how he ended up in the business of making food for pets.
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- Hywel George, director of Investments at Old Mutual Investment Group on why Bitcoin hit an all-time high above $69,000, from a relatively recent low of $16,000 on our Money Show Explain.
- Chris Bishop, business journalist on Ukraine to expand grain deliveries to Africa. And how they are planning their first visit to Africa to ask president Cyril Ramaphosa for a Ukraine Africa conference in Joburg.
- For Friday File, Joff van Reenen, Creative Rides Director and Lead Auctioneer on the state of vintage luxury cars in SA
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Safair, commanding 60% of South Africa's domestic air travel and expanding regionally, faces a critical investigation over allegations of breaching local shareholding laws. Guy Leitch, Editor at SA flyer Magazine says although competitors have a basis for their complaint, the licensing conditions in SA are too restrictive.
After the SA economy slightly grew by 0.1% in Q4 of 2023, narrowly escaping a technical recession in Q4 of 2023, after it contracted by 0.2% in Q3 of the same year. Maarten Ackerman, chief economist at Citadel says there is nothing to be happy about as the figures point us to a South Africa that is in a “per capita recession”. This is because the population is growing faster than the struggling economy.
In our investment scholl, Chantal Marx, head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments on the dogs of the JSE and on when is it worth taking a chance? The dogs of the JSE are stocks that have lost more than 40% of their value over the last year include previous market darlings like Pick n Pay, Transaction Capital, PGMs, ArcelorMittal, Brait, Sasol, EOH, MTN, Spar, and Metair, etc.
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Jan Vermeulen, editor at Mybroadband on the chilling revelation of a ransomware group's claims to have infiltrated the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) since 2021, exposing the agency's alleged cover-up of a breach three years ago.
Peter Major, mining analyst on SA’s platinum industry, warns of heightened pressures with significant job losses following a 35% plunge in PGM prices due to decreased global demand.
Hendrik Du Toit, CEO at Ninety One chats about the early stages of his career, to where he is now. And the asset management environment in the current tough economic climate we are in.
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Milkor, a global defence solutions provider, proudly presents the Milkor 380 – Africa's largest locally developed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) - an aircraft that carries no human pilot or passengers. With an impressive 35-hour endurance, it excels in Border Surveillance, Maritime Operations, and Reconnaissance. Daniel du Plessis, Marketing and Communications Director at Milkor discusses how this drone can revolutionise SA’s defence industry
GUEST: Daniel du Plessis| Marketing and Communications Director at Milkor
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Chris Steward | Portfolio Manager at Ninety-One
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In a chilling revelation, a ransomware group claims to have infiltrated the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) since 2021, exposing the agency's alleged cover-up of a breach three years ago. The hackers assert control over the agency's systems, unveiling critical security flaws and demanding a $100,000 ransom. CIPC's response remains shrouded in secrecy as the attackers challenge the agency's commitment to cybersecurity, leaving sensitive information at risk. Jan Vermeulen, Editor at MyBroadband unpacks…
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Lesetja Kganyago, SA Reserve Bank’s Governor on the performance of the country's economy.
Pieter Engelbrecht, CEO at Shoprite on its group's sales outpacing the rest-of-market growth in South Africa, as its core business segment sales surged by 14.6%, reflecting an extra R12.4 billion in customer spending compared to the previous year.
On personal finance, Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital on money and happiness. And whether your age and your money make you happy.
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Mpumi Madisa, CEO at Bidvest Group discusses how the company was able to be resilient in a tough trading environment; characterised by high inflation, peak interest rates and minimal underlying economic growth, while being able to record significant interim financial growth, strategic acquisitions, and a commitment to sustainability.
Co-author of Who will Rule South Africa? Adriaan Basson maps the ANC’s ruling for the past 30-years from Mandela to Ramaphosa, and the rise of a new political class that will determine the next phase of South Africa’s democracy.
Catherine Hodgson, The Hodgson Group CEO on how she makes her money. She spoke about owning a business with her husband and her work as a mentor and coach.
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Hein Kaiser, journalist at the Citizen gives an update on the sale of low cost airline, Mango.
On The Money Show Explainer, Wandile Sihlobo, author and agricultural economist on SA and Saudi Arabia partnering for agricultural exports.
For Friday, Danielle Towsen, head of marketing at Odyzzey on their luxury high-end products.
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Allan Pullinger, CEO at FirstRand, South Africa's largest lender, on reporting a 6% rise in half-year earnings, reaching R19.1 billion, driven by strong net interest income growth.
Wikus Olivier, Chief Financial Officer at Santam tells Bruce Whitfield that, despite challenges like economic slowdown and high reinsurance costs, it has maintained its market share and expanded shareholder value, thanks to its diversified portfolio and strong broker network.
Bruce Cameron, consultant on retirement funds on why the new two-pot retirement system in South Africa, effective from September 1, 2024 — which will allow early withdrawals from retirement funds — is concerning, as it will potentially boost individual spending and impact the economy and inflation.
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Woolworths SA’s CEO Roy Bagattini takes Bruce Whitfield through the company's annual results. The retailer reported strong growth with a 5.4% increase in turnover, driven by a standout performance in the Food business. Despite economic challenges, Woolworths SA is making progress against its strategies, supported by a bolstered balance sheet from the sale of David Jones. They plan to reinvest R10 billion over three years to accelerate growth initiatives.
Pauli Van Wyk, journalist with Scorpio at Daily Maverick on SARS pursuing billions from Sasfin over a Gold Leaf Tobacco money laundering scandal. The revenue service alleges Sasfin Bank aided in moving R8.2 billion in untaxed funds out of the country with the help of 11 employees, despite warnings about lax controls.
For our shapeshifter, we had Michael Fridjhon, International Wine Expert at Wine Wizard
Jancis Robinson describes him as "South Africa's leading wine writer." WINE says he’s South Africa’s most widely consulted liquor industry authority. Michael Fridjhon is widely recognized as South Africa’s foremost wine taster and wine judge. With over four decades' experience in every segment of the industry, show chairman on three different continents and on more than 20 occasions, author, co-author or contributor to more than 40 books including the Oxford Companion to Wine, the Global Wine Encyclopaedia and the John Platter Wine Guide - he brings unparalleled judgement and experience to the task of reviewing a wine and its potential. His notes are the best and safest guideline available to collectors and consumers of Cape wines.
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Jaco Human, CEO of IGUA-SA discusses South Africa being in a severe gas shortage by 2026 as Sasol ends supplies, jeopardizing thousands of jobs and the economy. IGUA-SA demands urgent government action to develop alternative LNG infrastructure near Maputo, highlighting the critical need for government-backed solutions to prevent an industrial crisis. Immediate interventions are essential to maintain the country's manufacturing sector and economic stability it says.
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Sikonathi Mantshantsha, Journalist at News24 and Andrew Woodburn managing director at Amrop WoodburnMann discuss a South African investment firm, Summit Africa, with assets of R1.6 billion, being embroiled in controversy. As co-founder and investment principal Langalezwe Madonko has admitted to falsifying academic and work credentials.
Carel de Jager, blockchain R&D lead at the CSIR chats about Bitcoin hitting $57 000 for the first time since late 2021, driven by investor demand and MicroStrategy Inc. purchases.
Warren Ingram, personal finance expert and co-Founder of Galileo Capital shares insights on whether residential property is a great investment. While it offers benefits like borrowing money to invest and not being as affected by stock market fluctuations, there are downsides too, he explains there.
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Sasol hit by 34% decline in half-year profit
Fleetwood Grobler, outgoing president and CEO at Sasol on the company’s half-year profit plummeting by 34% due to weaker oil prices and higher costs, leading to a reduced dividend and a 5% fall in share value.
New leadership: Marc van Zadelhoff, pearheads Mimecast's next chapter in cybersecurity
Marc van Zadelhoff, new CEO of Mimecast on the technology company expanding.
Jonathan Acutt to reveal secrets of 165-year real estate legacy on 'How I Make Money
Jonathan Acutt, managing director at Acutts Real Estate on a family-owned real estate company with a 165-year legacy, joined us as our guest in How I Make Money. He shares insights on achieving longevity in the country's real estate sector.
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Kyle Cowan, an investigative journalist at News24, delves into how attorneys manage trust accounts in the wake of an incident where an 80-year-old lawyer embezzled millions from one.
In Our Money Show Explainer, Michael Sachs, adjunct professor at Wits answered what the contingency reserve is and how it works.
For Friday File, .Mark Smyth, freelance automotive journalist on the Bentley Bentayga extended wheelbase (EWB) with personalisation by Mulliner, a bespoke division of Bentley.
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Duncan Wanblad, CEO of Anglo American on falling prices of metals, and what it means for the business.
Meryl Pick, portfolio manager at Old Mutual Investment Group on whether the Ackerman era is coming to an end as Pick n Pay announces a R4bn rights issue.
Simon Fillmore, CIO at Independent Securities, led our investment school, focusing on China's potential renaissance or lack thereof and its implications for South African investors heavily exposed to China through pension funds and stocks.
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Duncan Pieterse, director-general of the National Treasury of South Africa; Edward Kieswetter, commissioner at South African Revenue Service and Gina Schoeman, economist at Citi Bank give meaning to 2024’s budget.
Arthur Goldstuck, founder and CEO at World Wide Worx on how the business of AI is getting even more unusual.
Catherine Young, founder at Thinkroom Consulting on living for entrepreneurs as our guest on our shapeshifter feature.
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Mpumi Zikalala, CEO at Kumba Iron Ore on how the troubled Transnet has impacted business; and their plans to help fix logistics issues.
George Glynos, head of research at ETM Analytics on SA’s unemployment rate ballooning to 32.1% in Q4 of 2023, up from 31.9%.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and a personal financial advisor, on essential tips for protecting yourself against the increasingly sophisticated fraud and scams happening currently.
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In this archival 'Money Show' interview Mike Wills in for Bruce Whitfield speaks to late South African economist Mike Schussler about when is the best time to sell your car.
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Craig Miller, CEO of Amplats, discusses layoffs and the plunging of metal prices.
Joan Muller, property editor at Financial Mail, explores the potential decline of Airbnb as sectional title buildings in tourist hotspots restrict short-term rentals.
Charlie Wright, co-founder of CleanMyBed, was our guest on "How I Make Money", he shared his unique business model of cleaning people’s beds. He delved into how the concept of bed cleaning emerged.
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Jurgen Eckmann, Wealth Manager at Consult by Momentum previews the national budget statement by the minister of finance. He looks at whether the finance minister will increase tax.
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Julian Grieve, co-head of resources sector solutions at RMB, discusses a volatile year ahead for commodities with gold and uranium prices rising; and a surprising new competitor emerges in the African minerals arena
Ciko Thomas, group managing executive for retail & business banking at Nedbank, reflects on the UN roundtable discussion concerning financial health in South Africa.
In our investment school, Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss, delves into the evolution of AI chips: breakthroughs, hurdles, and future prospects.
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Chris Gilmour, an investment analyst at Salmour Research, on why Heineken, the owner of brands like Amstel and Amarula, has written down its South African beverage division by approximately R10 billion.
Peter Worthington, a senior economist at Absa, discusses the potential tapping of the forex revaluation account for the 2024 budget.
Lolo Ndlovu, CEO and founder of The Sneaker Shack, shares insights on operating a sneaker laundry service nationwide and delves into the sneaker culture in South Africa
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Carol Paton, Writer-at-Large at Business 24, explores why the national power utility hesitates to utilise available Just Transition funds.
Andrew Woodburn, Managing Director at Amrop WoodburnMann, discusses the increasing disillusionment with corporate culture.
Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital and Personal Financial Advisor, shares three essential principles investors must adopt to enhance their wealth.
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Ian Fuhr, founder of Sorbet, the Hatch Institute, and author of "Cultureneering," discusses how The Body Shop lost its direction as its approaching insolvency in the UK. Prof. Adrian Saville, a professor of economics and finance at GIBS, analyses what the S&P 500 reaching 5000 signifies for the US economy and its global connections. Kojo Baffoe, a writer, blogger, and media consultant, reviews "Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals" by Oliver Burkeman in our book feature.
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Analyst Anthony Clark from Small Talk Daily discusses the surprising Competition Commission's market inquiry into the poultry sector.
On the Money Show Explainer, CEOs Busisiwe Mavuso of Business Leadership South Africa and Johann Els of Old Mutual analyse and unpack SONA 24.
Friday File features Ilaria Chisin-Louw, co-founder of Paintiques, discussing her decorative painting work
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Michael Power from Ninety One, explores the global economy by presenting a nuanced, three-dimensional perspective on today's global landscape, highlighting China's ascendancy as the world's largest economy.
Hamza Farooqui, CEO of Millat Group, on the introduction of Pret A Manger to the South African market.
Then Norman Drieselmann, CEO of Retailability, leading brands like Edgars and Legit was our shapeshifter. He spoke about the ups and downs of the retail world.
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Bulelwa Mabasa, Head of Land Reform at Werksmans and a member of the President's Land Reform Advisory Panel, discusses the impacts of mining on land reform issues.
Refilwe Maluleke, Managing Director at Yellowwood, and Pepe Marais, Group Chief Creative Officer at Joe Public, pay tribute to the late Andy Rice, a titan of the marketing and advertising industry.
Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital and Personal Financial Advisor, addresses the question: Should you halt your investments when markets are at their peak highs?
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Martin Kingston, chairman at Business for South Africa (B4SA) discusses the potential legal challenges to the NHI bill, highlighting its impact on the economy.
Then we dived into the Mining Indaba with Mzila Mthenjane, CEO of Minerals Council South Africa, for a critical analysis of the mining sector's landscape.
In our How I Make Money feature, we spoke to Herman Bosman, hostage negotiator and extortion manager at TSU International, for a look into the complex world of negotiation and extortion management.
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Prof. Raymond Parsons, an economist at NWU Business School, shares insights on what South Africa can get right.
In our Money Show Explainer, Dr. Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist at Econometrix, examines the actual value of macro forecasting, such as those conducted by the IMF.
Printmaker Kristen McClarty, an eco-print maker who uses plants to produce her own fabric, was our Friday File guest.
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- Jan Vermeulin, Editor at Mybroadband discusses the impact of France's Canal+ acquisition of MutiChoice and its growth strategy.
- Unveiling insights into South Africa's political and economic landscape ahead of SONA, budget speech and elections
- The spirit of entrepreneurship is dwindling in SA as fewer people than ever before are considering starting new businesses. Angus Bowmaker-Falkoner, Lead author of the Stellenbosch Business School SA Entrepreneurship Monitor Report explains
- Investment School - Tesla earnings plus Elon Musk’s compensation
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We spoke with Jowie Mulaudzi, CEO of the Ports Regulator of South Africa, about the National Ports Authority's request for tariff hikes, despite ongoing efficiency challenges at the ports.
Duncan McLeod, founder and editor of TechCentral, discussed the dramatic 60% plunge in Ellies's stock, following the announcement of its planned entry into business rescue.
Our featured shapeshifter was Jonathan Oppenheimer, a prominent South African businessman and conservationist. As the executive chairman of Oppenheimer Generations, Jonathan is deeply involved in various facets of his family's private, commercial, and thought leadership endeavors. He joined us to share insights into these diverse activities.
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Karam Singh, executive director at Corruption Watch on the country dropping below the global average, alongside Burkina Faso, Kosovo, and Vietnam in terms of the global corruption index.
Sikonathi Mantshantsha, financial journalist at News24 on how KPMG and VBS reached a confidential deal over shoddy work done in auditing the books of the bank.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capita and personal financial advisor on how you should handle the transition into retirement — and some steps to consider first to make the process as stress-free and enjoyable as possible.
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Rebecca Davis, Daily Maverick journalist on the findings on the July 2021 riots by the SA Human rights commission.
Caroline James, advocacy coordinator at amaBhungane on why Steinhoff is still trying to hide the evidence of what happened and who was involved in its implosion.
Janine Ahlers, academic director & senior lecturer at centre for coaching at UCT Graduate School of Business was our guest on How I Make Money. She spoke about coaching aspiring speakers.
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Daniel Silke, director at Political Futures Consultancy and Ferial Haffajee, associate editor at Daily Maverick on Ramaphosa’s remarks after the ICJ interim ruling on the genocide case against Israel.
On The Money Show Explainer, Hlelo Giyose, chief investment officer and principal at First Avenue Investment Management discussed how the US, the world’s largest economy is in a “terrible place” with regard to its federal deficits.
For Friday File, Debbie Hathway, watches and jewellery writer on ultra-thin watches.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management on the SARB’s MPC decision to hold rates. And Jaco Van Jaarsveldt, head of commercial strategy at Experian Africa on how high rates have impacted SA’s middle class.
Duane Cable, head of quality at Ninety One on whether China's investment opportunities are worth the risk.
Nerina Visser, strategist and advisor at ETF SA was our investment school teacher — she looked at understanding your dividend strategy, for your investment portfolio.
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Susan Comrie, investigative journalist at amaBhungane Centre for Investigative on her PetroSA story. Richard Mulholland, Owner at Missing Link on networking for introverts on our Business Unusual.Veteran fund manager, Piet Viljoen, director & portfolio manager at Merchant West Investments Value Fund was our shapeshifter. Piet has over three decades of experience in the investment industry. He shared his insights on all types of investment cycles.
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Layton Beard, spokesperson at Automobile Association and Charles De Wet, Tax Executive at ENSAfrica on the watered-down diesel issue and its implication.
In our signals feature, Bronwyn Williams, trend translator and future finance specialist at Flux trends discussed extreme longevity for human beings.
In personal finance, Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor on whether your career determines how you work with your money.
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Stephen Logan, PrivySeal CEO on building a verification system to prove and establish whether people have the qualification they say they’ve obtained.
In our Money Show Explainer, Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop WoodburnMann on independent non-executive director recruitment.
For Friday File, Karen Schneid, Owner / Director Ooh la la Confectionery on the inspiration behind the company.
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Jennifer Barkhuizen, head of marketing at Managed Integrity Evaluation on why its important for companies to verify their prospect employees' qualification.
Peter Attard Montalto, managing director at Krutham on the presidency’s advisory board’s economic advice to the president; and whether the country is making progress.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor on why you always need to own shares all the time
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Rayno Nigrini, foreign exchange structurer at RMB on the ZAR in light of the developed economy's central bank’s stance on interest rates.
Prof Bonang Mohale, president of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) on the story SA presented at WEF in Davos.
Claude de Baissac, CEO at Eunomix Group reveals how he knew that Thabi Leoka was not truthful about her PhD.
Maya Fisher-French, personal finance journalist at Maya on Money was our shapeshifter. She spoke about her highs and lows in her career.
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Kabelo Khumalo, companies & markets editor at Business Day defends the publication's story on Thabi Leoka’s PhD qualification. Also, Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop WoodburnMann on the process of vetting qualifications.
Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership South Africa and Ebrahim Rasool, chairman of the board of directors at Development Bank of Southern on why it is critical for SA to be at the World Economic Forum.
In our investment school, Garth Mackenzie, founder & editor at Traders’ Corner was our headteacher. He looked at position sizing and risk management.
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Ed Stoddard, journalist at Business Maverick and Peter Major, mining analyst on how the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy’s delays in issuing mining applications is impacting the industry.
Prof Adrian Saville, Investment Specialist at Genera Capital & Professor of economics and finance at GIBS on whether SA can still sell itself as a FDI destination at the WEF in 2024.
Alan Committie, comic actor and qualified high school teacher was our guest in How I Make Money. He explained why he transitioned from being a teacher to a comedian.
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- Lungisa Fuzile, Standard Bank SA CEO & chairman of the Banking Association of South Africa (BASA) explain why SA’s big banks should help increase the proficiency of the state for both the sector’s and the national interest.
- Friday File - State of Luxury and Fine Dining in SA with Chef Darren Badenhorst, Chef and owner of Le coin Français Restaurant
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- Dr Iraj Abedian, CEO at Pan-African Investments and Research Services analyses the impact of R4.1billion fine.
- Adv. Ouma Rabaji-Rasethaba, Deputy National Director Of Public Prosecutions: Asset Forfeiture Unit on SAP paying more than R2.2 Billion In Restitution And Punitive Reparations For Its Role In Gupta-Linked Corrupt Contracts
- First SEC-approved Bitcoin spot ETF is a significant milestone in crypto
- Personal Finance - What to consider at the start of the year?
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Arthur Goldstuck, founder and CEO at World Wide Worx on how China’s policies are impacting Tencent and Naspers.
Andrea Semple, founder of Andrea’s topiary’s creations was our Friday file. She spoke about the inspiration behind her flower business.
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- Hywel George, Director of Investments at Old Mutual Investment Group reviews 2023 investing themes and what we can expect in 2024.
- Dave Watt, Maritime consultant to the SA Association of Freight Forwarders (Saaff) on Suez crisis: More than 100 ships now rerouted around SA - but none of them will dock here
- Personal Finance - Financial Bucket List for 2024 with Gugu Sidaki, director and Wealth Manager at Wealth Creed
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Guest: Pieter Du Toit | Author and Assistant Editor at News24
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Guest: Dave Watts| Maritime consultant to the SA Association of Freight Forwarders (Saaff)
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Guest: Wayne McCurrie | From Wealth and Investments at First National Bank
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Guest: Hywel George | Director of Investments at Old Mutual Investment Group
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Dan Southwood-Wells, co-founder at EskomSePush reviews how severe load-shedding was in 2023.
A year in investing and economics with Gina Schoeman, economist at Citi Bank and David Shapiro veteran stockbroker and chief global equity strategist at Sasfin.
Siphiwe Moyo, organisational behaviour specialist on toxic positivity in the workplace.
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Guests
- Gina Schoeman | Economist at Citi Bank
- David Shapiro | Veteran Stockbroker and Chief Global Equity Strategist at Sasfin
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Nkosinathi Ndlovu Journalist at TechCentral explains why MTN Group has launched multiple satellite trials across Africa with Starlink, AST SpaceMobile and Lynk Global.
Prof Jan Havenga, logistics Professor at Stellenbosch University & Director Of Gain Group discusses why Transnet crisis has investors wanting to build a Botswana rail line to avoid South Africa.
Chris Gilmour, investment analyst at Salmour Research on reasons that our hedge fund manager are piling up Uranium stocks.
On signals feature, why SA’s economy is shrinking, but unemployment is declining with Dr Azar Jammine, director and chief economist at Ecomometrix
In investment school, Philip Short, portfolio manager from Flagship Asset Management on how likely is it that the world economy will experience a soft landing, and what would that mean for equity markets?
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Anthony Leeming, CEO at Sun International Group on it acquiring an unlisted gaming company, Peermont Group.
Ian Mann, regular book reviewer and MD at Gateways Business Consultants on his top eight business books for 2023.
Hannes Greyling, brewer and owner at Gilroy's Brewery was our guest on How I Make Money.
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Guest: Hannes Greyling | Owner at Gilroy's Brewery
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Guest: Ian Mann | Regular Book Reviewer and MD at Gateways Business Consultants
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George Glynos, head of research at ETM Analytic and Andre Cilliers, director and currency strategist at TreasuryONE on the announcement from the Fed to pause cutting rates.
Izak Odendaal, investment strategist at Old Mutual on the 'New new normal: Why the next decade or so could be quite different from the preceding era in the investment landscape.'
Gugu Sidaki, director and wealth manager at Wealth Creed on year-end financial check-up on our personal finance feature.
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James Mnyupe, presidential economic advisor for the government of the republic of Namibia on sustainable ways to explore oil reserves.
Steve Burnstone, CEO at Eighty20 on gifting without glitters this Xmas as consumer behaviour is shifting towards value-centric offerings.
For investment school, Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisors on the key differences between over-the-counter trading and direct market access.
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Nigel Beck, head of sustainable finance and ESG Advisory at RMB on major discussions around curbing climate change at COP 28.
Susan Comrie, investigative journalist at amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism on the cabinet endorsing PetroSA's partnership with Russia’s Gazprombank, which is under US sanctions.
Ros Atkins, BBC journalist, presenter and author of The Art of Explanation: How to Communicate with Clarity and Confidence spoke about his book. And how he learned to explain things with clarity.
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Estienne de Klerk, CEO of Growthpoint SA on factors that led to their good financial results.
Nafisa Akabor, tech journalist at Recharged on Apple debuting its iPhone 15 Pro and Max — and whether there are major improvements on this latest version.
Maria McCloy, publicist, designer and sometimes DJ, production company owner and former journalist was our shapeshifter. She spoke about the different passions she has.
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State-owned Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has reported an improvement in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation to R2-billion for the financial year ended March 31.The group continues to tightly control operating expenditure in what is a high operating cost environment. Operating expenditure increased by 10% year-on-year to R3.5-billion in the year under review. Lindani Mukhudwani, Airports Company South Africa’s CFO takes Jane Dutton through the results.
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Tracey Davies, executive director at Just Share explains why there is slow progress on gender diversity in leadership roles at the JSE Top 40
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Investment School - 5 tips and tricks for people wanting to build their own stock portfolio?
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Dr Eric Levenstein, head of business rescue at Werksmans Attorneys on the growing concern of insolvencies in SA and the globe.
Dr Abongile Balarane, general manager of the egg board at the South African Poultry Association (Sapa) on the Avian flu’s potential to cause a shortage of eggs countrywide.
On How I Make Money, Karen Dunn, co-founder of Urban Apiary on her passion to share the wonders of the hive.
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On The Money Show Explainer, Tshidi Lecosa, member of the Budget Justice Coalition (BJC)’s steering committee on why they think the government should not restrain their budget.
For Friday file, Haldane Martin, director & senior designer at Haldane Martin Design on their premium furniture.
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Liz McDaid, strategic lead at the Green Connection on Karpowership.
Syd Vianello, veteran retail analyst on his tribute to SA businessman, Raymond Ackerman.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor on how to protect your money against inflation.
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Siobhan Redford, economist at RMB on how businesses are trading in this bleak economic environment.
Fatsani Banda, senior manager of excise tax and public policy at SA Breweries on why beer sales are declining in the country.
Taryn Hunter-Sharman, chief founder and creative catalyst of Faith & Fear was our shapeshifter. She spoke about how she combines strategic thinking and creativity - as an answer to the disruptive needs of the advertising industry.
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Nicky Weima, chief economist at Nedbank on SA's economy slightly growing in Q2 of 2023.
Pieter Engelbrecht, CEO at Shoprite on the retailer seeing double-digit sales growth in their financial results.
In our investment school, Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisors explained intermarket analysis.
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Nicky Weima, chief economist at Nedbank on SA's economy slightly growing in Q2 of 2023.
Pieter Engelbrecht, CEO at Shoprite on the retailer seeing double-digit sales growth in their financial results.
In our investment school, Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisors explained intermarket analysis.
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Mpumi Madisa, CEO at Bidvest takes Motheo Khoaripe through the company’s financial results. Bidvest reports 17.6% bump in annual profit
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18: Load-shedding costs the maker of Yum-Yum peanut butter, Bobtail, Rainbow Chicken and 5-Star maize-Meal, RCL Foods, R158 million. Paul Cruickshank , CEO of RCL foods discusses the results.
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Business Book feature: A Country Of 2 Agricultures - The Disparities, The Challenges, The Solutions by Wandile Sihlobo
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How I Make Money through selling coffee with Jonathan Robinson ( Founder of Bean There Coffee Company)
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Portia Derby, CEO at Transnet on their financial results and the logistical challenges its facing.
On The Money Show Explainer, Sello Seleke, economist at Absa CIB on their PMI pointing to a flat month-on-month manufacturing output growth in August and whether the sector will ever find reprieve.
For Friday File, Sarah Lovick, Owner of GrandPa’s Workshop on handcrafted wooden, beautiful furniture for kids.
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Charl Kocks, the principal ratings officer at Ratings Afrika on how the lack of upkeep of municipalities has disastrous impacts on people.
Dr. Steven Kuo, adjunct senior lecturer at University of Cape Town on Brics+ marking the beginning of the end of the US hegemony.
Gugu Sidaki, director and Wealth Manager at Wealth Creed on how trauma affects your money.
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Stephen Saad, Roy Bagattini and Werner De Jager on the tough economy that led to their varied financial results.
Zanele Njapha, CEO and founder at The Unlearners discussed productivity at work.
Then Charmaine Mabuza, CEO of Ithuba - the National Lottery Operator - was our shapeshifter. She spoke about operating the National Lottery as well as her career trajectory.
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Xhanti Payi, PwC South Africa's senior economist on how businesses can buffer themselves from SA’s tough economic conditions.
Matthew Gezane, franchise development manager at Consult by Momentum on what will another civil strike cost for businesses.
In our investment school, Varshan Maharaj, fund manager at Allan Gray explained frontier markets for investment return.
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Roy Douglas, CEO at ADvTECH took us through their interim financial results.
Kulani Siweya, Agri SA chief economist on why the price of rice might escalate in the country in the coming months.
Kagiso Mainganya, Pool Manager for regional airports at ATNS was our guest on How I Make Money. She talked about what it entails to be an air traffic controller.
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Chris Gilmour, independent investment analyst looks at the conditions that led to the sale of Heineken in Russia.
On The Money Show Explainer, Werner Ruch, project director for income and expenditure at Stats SA on how the government agency collects meaningful data such as job numbers that informs policy.
For Friday File, Nina Duarte, co-founder of Journey Leather on why everyday essentials should be luxurious and special
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Dr Martyn Davies, independent emerging markets expert on what you need to know about the geopolitical and economic effects of BRICS expanding.
Craig Comrie, CEO at Profmed on dealing with emerging economies' brain drain.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor explained some investment principles for life.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management on inflation cooling down while some other items are still expensive.
Andy Hall, CEO at Adcock Ingram, the Panado maker, on their annual financial results.
Stuart Theobald, financial Analyst, journalist and chairman at Krutham was our shapeshifter. He spoke about Intellidex changing to Kruthan.
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Val Nichas, CEO at Spur Corporation on their annual financial results.
Prof Malte Brosig, professor in International Relations at Wits on how to not get BRICS wrong.
Hywel George, director of Investments at Old Mutual Investment Group looked at whether investors should be concerned about investing during China’s economic malaise.
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For Friday File, we discussed Burgundy Style wine with Francis Wines, owned by former professional rugby union player Burton Francis.
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Sim Tshabalala, Standard Bank group chief executive on their half-year financial results - and how trading in this tumultuous economy has been.
Also, Dr Nombasa Tsengwa, Exxaro CEO on the company reporting a 29% decrease in half-year headline earnings as coal prices fell.
On personal finance, Warren Ingram co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor explained how parents can transfer money to their children.
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Sim Tshabalala, Standard Bank group chief executive on their half-year financial results - and how trading in this tumultuous economy has been.
Also, Dr Nombasa Tsengwa, Exxaro CEO on the company reporting a 29% decrease in half-year headline earnings as coal prices fell.
On personal finance, Warren Ingram co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor explained how parents can transfer money to their children.
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Steven Powell, head of ENSafrica's forensics practice explains how it's possible for employees to steal exorbitant amounts of money from their employers.
Rob Rose, editor at Financial Mail on his exclusive on how South Africa lost all power to the consultants.
Then Nathan Geffen, Ground Up editor was our Shapeshifter. He spoke about his career trajectory as well as the stellar work Ground Up does as a not-for-profit news agency.
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Bruce is in conversation with the Editor of GroundUp, Nathan Geffen.
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Guest: Consumer ninja Wendy Knowler
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Guest: Richard Mulholland | Owner at Missing Link
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Guest: Frederik Zietsman | CEO of takealot.com
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Tonight's market commentator is Chris Steward. He is a Portfolio Manager at Ninety-One.
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Bruce speaks to Steven Powell, Director of Forensics at ENSafrica.
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Bruce speaks to the Editor at Financial Mail, Rob Rose.
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Dr Nthabiseng Moleko, development economist at Stellenbosch Business School on SA’s joblessness being amongst the highest in the world.
Richard Spoor, human rights lawyer on their Class Action application against South32, BHP and Seriti Power.
Then on our investment school, Viv Govender, Portfolio Manager at Rand Swiss looked at the US and China tech tensions; and the implications for investment portfolios.
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Ralph Mupita, CEO at MTN Group on their interim financial result and their new investment from payments giant Mastercard.
Arthur Goldstuck, founder and CEO at World Wide Worx on WhatsApp calls giving mobile operators a run for their money.
Brad Bing, managing director at Sporting Chance discussed how he makes his money.
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Gaylor Montmasson-Clair, senior economist in sustainable growth at TIPS and the facilitator of South Africa Renewable Energy Master Plan looks at the opportunities available in the renewable sector in South Africa.
On The Money Show Explainer, Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital on the effects of Biden's executive order, restricting US investment in Chinese tech.
For Friday File, we spoke with Yair Shimansky, founder and CEO of Shimansky Diamonds and Collection.
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The Treasury announced Duncan Pieterse as the new director-general. Imail Momoniat was appointed the acting director general last June after Dondo Mogajane resigned. Thabi Leoka independent economist looked at the significance of this role.
Stavros Nicolaou, member of SA BRICS Business Council unpacked the current trade patterns with China and other BRICS markets.
Then Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal finance advisor explained annuities for pensioners.
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Chris Yelland, energy analyst explains what the restructuring of Eskom’s distribution business will look like.
Alan Demby, executive chairman of The South African Gold Coin Exchange & The Scoin Shop on the many facets that make up the Numismatic Industry.
On Business Unusual, Graeme Codrington futurist and Partner at TomorrowToday discussed the problem of hiring women speakers ONLY during Women’s month.
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Mike Brown, CEO at Nedbank Group reflects on their interim financial results and his decision to step down from his position.
Zinhle Tyikwe, CEO of Consumer Goods Council of South Africa on supply chains creaking due to the strike action in CPT.
Simon Fillmore, CIO at Independent Securities was our investment school headteacher. He looked at the best single-stock picks in the current market.
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Lee-Anne Singer, Fedhasa Cape Chair on how the taxi strike might spillover and affect the tourism sector.
Andre Cilliers, director and currency strategist at TreasuryONE on the Big Mac Index revealing that the ZAR is undervalued by 50%.
In How I Make Money, Amé Bell, print-maker and arts professional discussed how she makes her livelihood.
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Jan Vermeulin, editor at Mybroadband on Takealot blasting the competition regulator’s findings regarding its online platform.
On The Money Show Explainer, Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital on the US yield curve steepening; and whether that means a recession is looming.
For Friday File, Danie Crowther, co-founder at Noah’s cheese, spoke about their gourmet cheese.
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Boitumelo Mosako, CEO at DBSA on their annual financial results.
Dr Andrew Golding, Chief Executive at the Pam Golding Property group on the changing lifestyles driving more young South Africans to buy sectional homes.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor explained whether the stock markets are stacked against private investors.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management on Fitch downgrading the US; and how the market reacted to it.
Cas Coovadia, CEO at Business Unity SA on the private sector meeting with the presidency to outline how they will help bolster the economy.
Catherine Wijnberg, founder and CEO of Fetola was our shapeshifter, she spoke on her outstanding career trajectory and her work with small businesses.
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Sean Capazori, Aspen Group Chief Financial Officer discusses the decision to acquire a portfolio of branded products in Latin America for R5.01 billion.
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Miyelani Maluleke, Economist with Absa takes Bruce Whitfield through the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI). Business activity in South Africa took a massive hit as delivery trucks come under fire.
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Joseph Cavatoni, Chief Market Strategist for World Gold Council on the latest gold demand trends. Gold supported in Q2 despite softer central bank demand
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Chantal Marx , Head of Investment Research at FNB Wealth and Investments on Investment School - How to sift fads and themes with confidence
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Duncan McLeod, Founder and Editor at Techcentral analyses news of the Competition Watchdog ordering Takealot to make massive changes to ease competition.
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Luke Kannemeyer, Managing Director at Sweepsouth discusses the latest report that show that Inflation, blackouts and brain drain leads to massive domestic worker job losses and debt while close to 70% are not UIF registered.
- Amelia Beattie, CEO at Liberty Two Degrees take through the company half-year results
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Hilary Joffe, Columnist and editor-at-large at Business Day explains why the government needs to investigate Komati power stations’ history of decommissioning before reusing old power stations.
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The Money Show Explainer: Central Banks: Flying in the face of the obvious? Russell Silberston, Investment Strategist at NinetyOne anlayses recent global local interest hike cycle and impacts on the economy.
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Friday File - Mahala Botanicals with Danielle Schoeman, Co-Founder and Master Distiller for Mahala Botanicals
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Martin Kingston, chairman at Business for South Africa on the initiative by SA companies to help the government bolster the economy.
Val Nichas, CEO at Spur Corporation on the restaurant acquiring a 60% stake in Doppio Group.
For personal finance, Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital looked at how money affects your mental health.
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Rob Rose, Editor of Financial Mail and the author of Steinheist on the unwinding of the retail company.
Richard Poplak, senior correspondent at the Daily Maverick on their press accreditation for the Russia-Africa summit being revoked with no reason given.
After 10 steep interest rate hikes, our consumer ninja, Wendy Knowler looked at whether banks are helping home loan customers to manage paying back their debt.
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Mpumi Zikalala, CEO at Kumba Iron Ore on their half year financial results.
Gidon Novick, co-founder at Lift Airline on the minority shareholders selling their stake, so that the Takatso Consortium deal can meet the Competition Tribunal’s condition to own SAA.
In our investment school, Charles Savage, group CEO at Purple Group discussed the impact of AI on investing and its benefits for retail Investors.
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Natascha Viljoen, CEO of Anglo American Platinum on their half year results.
Duncan McLeod, founder and Editor at Techcentral on Elon Musk dropping the bird logo on Twitter, replacing it with X .
On How I Make Money, we spoke to Lerato Mokonyane, private chef, on how she makes her livelihood through her love of food.
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Liandra da Silva, economist at Nedbank on the SARB’S MPC decision to halt interest rate hikes .
Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership South Africa on NHI being a “vote-earning” fantasy.
In personal finance, Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital on whether you can spend your money with no regrets in this economic climate.
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Koketso Mano, senior economist at FNB on June’s CPI data and what it means for SARB’s decision on interest rates.
Andrew Middleton, CEO of GoSolr on African Rainbow Capital acquiring a minority stake in the company.
Then Rui Morais, CEO of Dis-Chem was our shapeshifter. He spoke about his career journey as well as plans he has for the retail pharmacy.
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Maloba Tshehla, spokesperson for SAPVIA discussed why the government has not had much success with IPPS.
Khaya Sithole, independent political analyst on his concerns that more South Africans do not trust the government.
Deon Gouws, chief investment officer at Credo UK looked at good literature that shape investment philosophies.
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital on China’s growth prospects.
Peter Attard Montalto, managing director at Intellidex, on policymakers’ tendencies to erroneously spend too much time and energy on things that will never happen.
For How I Make Money, Bruce Whitfield was joined by George Nell, who spoke about how he makes his living through his job as a business rescue practitioner.
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Guest: George Nell | Business Rescue Practitioner
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Guest: Qaanitah Hunter | Political editor at News24
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Guest: Joshua Raphael | CEO of Parket
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Guest: Toby Shapshak | Chief at Stuff Studios
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Guest: Peter Attard Montalto | Managing Director at Intellidex
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Guest: Arthur Karas | Portfolio Manager at MacroSolutions at Old Mutual Investment Group.
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Guest: Prof Adrian Saville | Investment Specialist at Genera Capital|
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Bertus Bierman, CEO of Lebalelo Water Users Association on mining companies in South Africa working with the government on a water project, to supply major platinum and chrome operations, and several hundred thousand people with drinking water.
On The Money Show Explainer, Henk Langenhoven, Minerals Council chief economist on the mining industry shrinking as demand for precious metal for just transition is on the rise.
On the Friday File, Gert-Johan Coetzee, fashion designer on why he is in Paris studying Luxury Handbag design.
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Guest: Gert-Johan Coetzee | Fashion designer
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Guest: Gary McNamara | Portfolio Manager at Sanlam Private Wealth
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Guest: Henk Langenhoven| Minerals Council Chief Economist
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Guest: Bertus Bierman | CEO of Lebalelo Water Users Association
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Guest: Warren Ingram| Co-Founder of Galileo Capital
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Guest: Pavlo Phitidis| CEO at Aurik Business Accelerator
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Guest: Gary Hopkins | Owner of I Love Cove
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Guest: Marisa Lourenço | Independent Political Risk Analyst
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Guest: Graeme Korner at Korner Perspective
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Guest: Bernadette Wicks | EWN Reporter
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Guest: Nolan Wapenaar | co-chief investment officer at Anchor Capital
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US inflation drops to 3% in June. Does this signal an end to the interest rate hike cycle in SA and US?
Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management on the US CPI slowing down; and what it means for the fight to tame inflation.
Mbali Nwoko, chief executive officer at Farmer of Green Terrace on how small farmers are affected by truck fires.
Gour Lentell, CEO and founder of MoyaApp was our guest on our shapeshifter feature. He spoke about his career trajectory and his data free app.
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Guest: Gour Lentell |CEO and Founder of MoyaApp
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Guest: Consumer ninja Wendy Knowler
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Guest: Graeme Codrington | Futurist and Partner at TomorrowToday|
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Guest: Heidi Swart | Senior investigative journalist (a non-profit advocating global accountability in state and private intelligence organisations
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Guest: Mbali Nwoko | Chief Executive Farmer of Green Terrace
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Guest: Patrick Mathidi | Head of Equities at Aluwani Capital Partners
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Guest: Wandile Sihlobo | Agricultural Economist at Agricultural Business Chamber
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Guest: Kevin Lings | Chief Economist at Stanlib Asset Management
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Ruse Moleshe, energy expert explains how the money from the US will help SA's national power utility.
John Hudson, head of agriculture at Nedbank on why South Africa’s agricultural sector cannot afford to lose AGOA.
In our investment school, Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss looked at structured products and explained why they are an undiscovered asset class.
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Guest: Gary Booysen | Director at Rand Swiss
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Guest: Victor Kgomoeswana | Author of Africa Bounces Back & Marketing and Communication Executive Director at University of Limpopo
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Guest: Brendan Seery | Orchids and Onions Editor
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Guest: Dr. Mathetha Mokonyama | Chairperson of the SATC
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Guest: John Hudson| Head of Agriculture at Nedbank
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Guest: Wayne McCurrie | From Wealth and Investments at First National Bank|
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Guest: Jaco Human | Executive Officer at Industrial Gas Users Association of Southern Africa
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Guest: Ruse Moleshe| Energy Expert
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Sipho Maseko, former CEO of Telkom talks about their failed bid to control the state owned telecoms company; and their future plans.
Izak Odendaal, Investment Strategist at Old Mutual on Dr Copper; and why we need to watch its diagnoses.
Digital nomad and founder of the StartUp Tribe, spoke about how he makes his livelihood in our feature, How I Make Money.
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Guest: York Zucchi | Founder of the Start-Up Tribe
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Guest: Bronwyn Williams | Trend Translator and Future Finance Specialist at Flux Trends
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Guest: Izak Odendaal| Investment Strategist at Old Mutual
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Guest: Toby Shapshak | Chief at Stuff Studios
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Guest: Gavin Kelly | Chief Executive Officer at Road Freight Association
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Guest: Siboniso Nxumalo | CIO at Old Mutual Investment Group
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Guest: Sipho Maseko | Telkom’s former CEO
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Dr Azar Jammine, director and chief economist at Econometrix on US job numbers increasing less than expected.
In The Money Show Explainer, Nicky Weimar, chief economist at Nedbank elucidated why it is impossible to decouple markets.
Kirsten Viera, founding director of Pup Chef was our Friday file, she spoke about gourmet food for dogs.
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Guest: Kirsten Viera | Founding Director of Pup Chef
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Guest: Nicky Weimar | Chief Economist at Nedbank
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Guest: Dr. Azar Jammine | Director and Chief Economist at Ecomometrix|
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Xhanti Payi, senior economist at PWC Strategy, looked at the US job numbers and what they mean for emerging markets.
Chris Yelland, energy analyst at EE Business Intelligence on the confusing messaging around the energy availability factor (EAF) from government.
As the tax season is upon us, in our personal finance feature, Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital discussed how you can be best prepared, especially if you are being auto assessed.
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Dawie Roodt, economist at The Efficient Group on the millions of rands that food producers are spending to mitigate load-shedding costs and water supply issues.
Pieter De Villiers, co-founder and owner of De Villiers Chocolate on high cocoa prices squeezing chocolatiers.
Then the electricity minister, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa was our guest on our shapeshifter feature. He spoke about the work his doing to keep the lights on.
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Freddie Van Wyk, owner and managing director at EXPRO Protection Services looks at the costs of VIP protection in the country.
Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss discusses the FSCA’s decision to make local cryptocurrency companies to be licensed by the end of the year - in order to regulate the sector.
David Shapiro, veteran stockbroker and chief global equity strategist at Sasfin explained the risks associated with income investing in our investment school.
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Guest: David Shapiro | Veteran Stockbroker and Chief Global Equity Strategist at Sasfin|
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Guest: Dr. Rutendo Hwindingwi| Founding Director at Tribe Africa Advisory & author of Rumble in the Jungle Reloaded.
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Guest: Zetu Damane | Chief Strategic Officer at Mccann Joburg
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Guest: Yolandi Robertse | Partner at Webber Wentzel
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Guest: Viv Govender | Portfolio Manager at Rand Swiss
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Guest: Norman Mackechnie | Portfolio Manager at Momentum Asset Management
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Guest: Sandile July| Director and Labour Law Specialist at Werksmans Attorneys|
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Guest: Freddie Van Wyk | Owner and Managing Director of EXPRO Protection Services
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Dondo Mogajane , CEO of Moti Group responds to the Gauteng High Court’s decision to set aside an order gagging AmaBhungane from reporting on documents belonging to the company.
Paul Rowley, executive vice-president at De Beers on their new diamond deal with Botswana.
On how I Make Money, we spoke with José Soares, IT Director at The Capital Hotels.
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Andre Cilliers, director and currency strategist at TreasuryONE on the recent movements of the ZAR.
In The Money Show Explainer, Simon Van Wyk, director of sustainability at Deloitte looked at what a green hydrogen economy is; and why is SA investing in it for its own energy needs.
For Friday File, we spoke about Leonista Karoo Agave Spirits with the founder and managing director, Sarah Joanna Kennan.
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Mamello Matikinca-Ngwenya, FNB chief economist on how consumers are dealing with a depressed economy.
Peter van Binsbergen, CEO BMW Group SA on the car company investing R4.2 billion in the country.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital, discussed whether global markets are more likely to end up 20% for 2023 or go down by 20%
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital looked at the effects of having high interest rates for a prolonged period.
Wendy Knowler, consumer ninja looked at contactless cards and the dangers they pose.
Ruth Leas, CEO of Investec Bank UK spoke about her career in banking and leadership.
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Dr Kate Philip, programme lead for the Presidential Employment Stimulus and Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management looked at why the economy is struggling to create jobs.
Basil Sgourdos, Naspers CFO discussed their financial results as well as their cross-holding structure with Prosus.
Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss on what price controls are and why they are making a comeback.
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Prof Malte Brosig, Professor in International Relations at Wits discusses what is next for SA, Russia and other BRICS nations as the economies grow
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Stuart Theobald, Financial Analyst and Chairman at Intellidex on why South Africa’s GDP and trade figures are not signs of a country imploding
- How I Make Money with Andrew Middleton, CEO at Gosolr
- Business Book feature:”Come Up for Air” by Nick Sonnenberg with Ian Mann, Regular Book Reviewer and MD at Gateways Business Consultants
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Clyde Mallinson, energy analyst looks at Eskom’s plans to manage demand for electricity during stages 1 and 4 of load-shedding.
For The Money Show Explainer, Paul Theron MD at Vestact Asset Management discussed the fight between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg over Meta’s plans to launch a Twitter-like social media network.
Friday File, we spoke with Chris Browne, co-founder of Fox Browne Creative on the work they do of designing interiors of private lodges.
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Liandra da Silva, economist at Nedbank and Kulani Siweya, chief economist at Agri SA looked at the factors that led to the cooling down of CPI.
Ames Martin, group operations director at SustainGroup shares his story of struggling to obtain a residence permit at Home Affairs as a foreign national.
For shapeshifter, we were joined by Ndia Magadagela CEO and Co-Founder at Everlectric. She spoke about electric vehicles as well as his career journey.
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Andrew Johnstone, CEO of Climate Fund Managers explains the Green Hydrogen Fund and how it will work to aid SA with its Just Transition process.
Christelle Colman, CEO and founder of Ami Underwriting Managers on why SA needs compulsory vehicle insurance.
Maya Fisher-French, personal finance journalist at Maya on Money looked at the behaviour gap in our Investment School. And she discussed how our emotions sabotage our investments.
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Brooks Spector, associate editor for the Daily Maverick on rival superpowers US and China, vowing to stabilise their relationship.
Ian Merrington, group CEO UVU Africa on if Chat GPT doesn’t keep your secrets, what does it do?
Then on How I Make Money, we looked at parkruns with Bruce Fordyce, CEO of parkruns SA and marathon and ultramarathon athlete.
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Najwah Allie-Edries, head of the jobs fund at National Treasury on reducing youth unemployment.
On The Money Show Explainer, Lumkile Mondi, senior lecturer at the school of economics and business science at the University of the Witwatersrand, discussed AGOA. And explained how much SA stands to lose if the US sanctions the country.
For Friday file, we discussed Rhino Whisky with co-founder Gerrit Wagener.
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Alan Mukoki, CEO at Sacci on the country needing to attract more investments in order to bolster the economy.
Ndabenhle Ntshangase, chief executive officer at AirStudent on their business where they negotiate preferential deals with airlines to enable more affordable travel and a better overall experience for students.
For personal finance, Simon Fillmore CIO at Independent Securities on eight reasons why one should invest now in the bear stock market during high inflation and interest rates.
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Dobek Pater, telecoms analyst at Africa Analysis on Sipho Maseko’s acquisition bid for Telkom.
Brandon Muller, technology expert and consultant for MEA region at Kaspersky on cybersecurity breaches on the rise in South Africa.
Susie Goodman, managing executive and auctioneer at Strauss & Co talks about auctioneering on our new feature How I Make Money.
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Mike Bosman, acting CEO Spar on their interim financial results.
Amanda Cromhout, CEO of Truth on how loyalty programmes are becoming in tune with customers' financial challenges.
Tumi Tlhabenelo, co-founder and co-managing partner of Bopa Moruo Private Equity was our guest on our shapeshifter. He spoke about his career and growing his company, Bopa Moruo Private Equity.
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Serame Taukobong, Group CEO at Telkom on their financial results.
Then, Peter Hayward-Butt, CEO of Brait on the company reporting strong performance from Virgin Active, which it may spin off.
In our investment school, Thembeka Khumalo senior client experience manager at Satrix discussed investing for your child.
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Chris Yelland, Energy Analyst and MD at EE Business Intelligence analyses the reasons behind less severe load shedding during winter and servicing of power plant stations
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The Money Show Explainer with Andries Rossouw, PwC Africa Energy Utilities & Resources Partner on the changing landscape of SA’s mining industry
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Friday File - Luxury Watches - Chronographs with Debbie Hathway | Watches and Jewellery writer
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Dr Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist at Ecomometrix discusses the economic and the first quarter current account shortfall narrowing.
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Andre Cilliers, Director and Currency Strategist at TreasuryONE analyses Eurozone fall into recession and the ZAR gaining as some ground against major currencies.
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AgriSA in a squabble with the department of water and sanitation over water licenses
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Small Business Focus with Pavlo Phitidis, CEO, Aurik Business Accelerator on how small business owner should accelerate for growth
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Personal Finance with Gugu Sidaki, co-founder of Creed Wealth share the stresses of dealing with Black/ Family Tax
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Isaah Mhlanga, Head of Markets Research at RMB discusses South Africa’s business confidence which declined for the fifth consecutive quarter.
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Elize Kruger, Independent Economist analyses SA’s interbank payments which reveal that there’s stagnation in the economy.
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Norman Drieselmann, Retailability's CEO explains why his business brought Boardmans online shop back on
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SA Government and Organised Business establish partnership initiative
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Shapeshifter - Rick Basson- Rubicon Group CEO
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Dr Thabi Leoka, Independent Economist analyses the latest Gross domestic product (GDP) figures. Stats SA has announced that economic growth was 0.4% in the first quarter of the year. It said that improved manufacturing output and the finance industry contributed to the country's economic rebound.
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Premier Group (maker of Iwisa, Sunflower and Rascals) posts an almost 40% jump in annual profit despite increasing commodity prices and rising inflation. Kobus Gertenbach, Premier Group’s CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the headwinds the company faces.
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Robin-Leigh Chetty, Editor at Hypertext on Apple unveiling of its augmented reality headset called, Apple Vision Pro
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Investment School - Risk management techniques when investing with Petri Redelinghuys , Founder at Herenya Capital Advisors
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Zunaid Moti, Founder of Moti Group, speaks out on courtrooms drama fight to block Amabhungane from reporting on #MotiLeaks
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Jan Vermeulin, Editor at Mybroadband discuses big plans but poor execution: Govt spends over R700 000 on Digitech, a website aimed to show SA’s innovation, only later to be revealed a CMS, which costs R957, was used
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Economists see load-shedding drastically reducing in 2024, thanks to Project Vulindlela
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Business Book feature: Trust by Henry Cloud
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New Feature: My Unusual Job - Pet Custody Mediator, Karis Nafte
- Karis Nafte| Animal behaviour expert and Accredited Family Mediator
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Caroline James, advocacy coordinator at amaBhungane on a court order stopping it from reporting on documents pertaining to controversial Johannesburg businessperson Zunaid Moti and his group of companies.
On The Money Show Explainer, Hilary Joffe, columnist and editor-at-large at Business Day on why SARB’s Financial Stability Review concerns are vital.
For Friday, Elizabeth Kading, founder of Five8ths on their Bespoke t-shirts.
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Miyelani Maluleke, economist with Absa on the worsening business conditions in SA, particularly in the manufacturing sector.
Zinhle Tyikwe, CEO of Consumer Goods Council of South Africa on how businesses are preparing for grid failure.
Gugu Sidaki, director and Wealth Manager at Wealth Creed discussed managing declining take-home salaries.
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Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke said that a lack of dedicated political leadership was one of the “root causes” of poor local government audit outcomes.
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Pieter Du Toit, Author and Assistant Editor- at News24 on the future of ANC’s former Secretary General
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Business Unusual - The power of analysing massive datasets
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Shapeshifter: Anthony Leeming , CEO at Sun International Group on his career path, vision and hopes for the company and the hospitality sector
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Noel Doyle, CEO at Tiger Brands takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s interim financial results and bemoans operational costs propelled by rolling black outs.
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Sanlam Investment Management (SIM) has deployed more than a third of its global emerging markets fund into Chinese equities. Feroz Basa, head of global emerging markets at SIM explains why they expect consumer-led recovery in the Asian economy.
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SA to ban the sale of fluorescent and incandescent light bulbs. Grant Pattison, Managing Director Africa at Heliogen discusses implications of this move.
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Jean Pierre Verster, CEO of Protea Capital Management share tips on how to Protect Your Investment Portfolio
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Dr Ryan Noach, chief executive officer at Discovery Health on their concerns with NHI.
On The Money Show Explainer, Claude de Baissac, founder and CEO Eunomix on what SA needs to do to revitalize the economy.
For Friday File, we looked at artisanal chocolate with Stephanie Ceranio founder and “Makhulu” boss of Jack Rabbit Chocolate Studio.
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Goolam Ballim, chief economist at Standard Bank and Maya Fisher-French, personal finance journalist at Maya on Money on SARB’s decision to increase the repo rate.
Maurice van Heerden, CEO of Planet World on the electronics company, expanding its horizons.
For personal finance Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital explained why fashionable friends are lethal to your investments.
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Isaah Mhlanga, head of markets research at RMB on SA’s inflation cooling down in April.
Prof Michael Sachs, adjunct Professor at the Southern Centre for Inequality Studies at the University of the Witwatersrand on the Treasury being “unrealistic” with their stance to not increase the public sector worker’s wages.
Whitey Basson, former Managing Director and Chief Executive of Shoprite Holdings was our Shapeshifter. He spoke about the highs and lows of his career trajectory.
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Coenraad Jonker, co-founder and CEO of TymeBank discusses their expansion.
Matthew Spencer, head of the team of Investment Counselors at Orbis on whether we should be preparing for another drawdown in global markets.
For Investment School, Nicole van den Munckhof, certified financial planner from Independent Securities on how you can avoid falling victim to scammers tricks.
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Dr Richard Friedland, chief executive of Netcare on their financial results.
Chris Schutte, CEO at Astral Foods on their financial results as well as their warning of another social unrest due to food prices and load-shedding.
Former DA MP Phumezile Van Damme was our guest on Other People’s Money. She spoke about politics and her relationship with money.
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Rui Morais, Dis-Chem's incoming CEO, talks about their annual financial results.
For The Money Show Explainer, Prof Adrian Saville Investment Specialist at Genera Capital on how the rating agencies changed their tune on SA since Ramaphosa has been at the helm.
For Friday File, Sarah Collins, founder and CEO of Wonderbag spoke about their non-electric slow cooker.
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Nishlan Samujh, Investec’s Group Finance Director on their financial results, the key changes of its top management as well as SA’s economic woes.
Ayabonga Cawe, chief commissioner at the International Trade Administration Commission on their decision to impose anti-dumping duties on frozen potato chips.
Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor discussed why investing is like going to an amusement park.
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Hendrik Du Toit, CEO at Ninety-One on their annual financial results as well as the economic problems SA is facing.
Thalia Petousis, portfolio manager at Allan Gray, sheds light on factors that are causing the economy harm.
Then Jonathan Hurvitz, CEO of Teljoy was our shapeshifter guest. He spoke about his career journey and how he came up with the idea for Teljoy - a rent-to-own household appliances, electronics and furniture shop.
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Gina Schoeman, economist at Citi Bank and Zengeziwe Msimang, Harambee’s chief communications officer on the bleak job numbers for the first quarter 2023.
Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop WoodburnMan on headhunting the next Eskom’s boss.
Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss, was our investment school headteacher. He discussed how to navigate currency volatility.
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Shameel Joosub, group CEO at Vodacom on their annul financial results as well as how load-shedding is impacting their infrastructure.
Carol Paton, writer-at-large at News24 Business on former Eskom CEO, Andre De Ruyter’s book Truth to Power: My Three Years Inside Eskom.
Musician and creative entrepreneur JR spoke about the business side of music as well as his relationship with money.
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Lumkile Mondi, senior lecturer at the school of economics and business science at the University of the Witwatersrand and Peter Attard Montalto, managing director at Intellidex on a big dissatisfaction with SA brewing over Ramaphosa and Putin’s bromance.
On The Money Show Explainer, Daniel Silke director at Political Futures Consultancy discussed the power of sanctions.
For Friday File, Alban Kwameni, founder of HobNob Luxury Bags on the science behind luxury handbags.
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Peter Fabricius, independent foreign policy analyst & journalist on the implications of the US accusing South Africa of providing ammunition to Russia.
Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management on the real cost of the ZAR weakening to R19 against the dollar.
Warren Ingram, financial advisor and executive director at Galileo explained what you need to consider first when financing a vehicle.
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Isaah Mhlanga, head of markets research at RMB looks at how load-shedding is affecting the country’s currency.
David Hurwitz, CEO at Transaction Capital on the company plunging 35% after a R1.9 billion loss.
Then, Dondo Mogajane, CEO of Moti Group was our shapeshifter. He spoke about working at the National Treasury to now moving to the private sector.
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Peter Attard Montalto, managing director at Intellidex on SA’s lack of planning around the mitigation of load-shedding.
Lesetja Kganyago, governor at SA Reserve Bank on the confusion around the Xitsonga spelling of The Reserve Bank on the new R100 banknote.
Then investment School Chantal Marx, head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments explained the danger of only holding “low risk” investments in the context of high inflation and a weak ZAR.
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Mpumi Tyikwe, CEO at Sasria on the state-owned insurer withdrawing its initial announcement that it will not cover policyholders should there be a total collapse of the national electricity grid.
Andrew König, CEO at Redefine on diesel costs shaving 1.5% off its earnings.
Then for Other People’s Money, UDM leader talks about politics and his relationship with money.
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Edward Kieswetter, commissioner at South African Revenue Service on it nabbing crypto miners who were using Eskom’s grid illegally.
On The Money Show Explainer, Juan Carlos Artigas, global head of research at World Gold Council discussed why global gold demand fell in the first quarter of 2023.
Then John Cairns, Global Markets Strategist at Rand Merchant Bank on the South African Rand slipping against the dollar after stronger than expected US jobs data.
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Pieter Boone, Pick n Pay CEO discusses their financial results; as well as the increasingly tough trading environment in South Africa caused by rolling blackouts.
Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership South Africa defends the R18 million support they gave to Eskom to conduct a private investigation into crime and corruption at the national power utility.
For personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo explained whether it is better to buy a home or rent.
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Fundi Tshazibana, deputy governor at SARB on their new banknotes and their fight to stabilise inflation.
Tim Harris, former Wesgro CEO on joining SA tourism interim board.
Tracey Davies, executive director at Just Share, a non-profit shareholder activism group, was our guest on shapeshifter. She spoke about her career trajectory and the activism they do.
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Dolf van den Brink, CEO & Chairman of Heineken on what their plan is after they delisted Distell Group Limited.
Magda Wierzycka, chair at Sygnia Group on why she thinks SA is already a failed state.
Deon Gouws, chief investment officer at Credo, was our investment school headteacher. He explained how markets have changed in the recent times, and how you can reposition your portfolio in order to avoid some losses.
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Terry Bell, labour analyst and Dr Neva Makgetla, senior economist at Trade and Industrial Policy Strategies looked at the labour problems South Africa is facing.
Damon Buss, equity analyst at M&G investment on how load-shedding is affecting retailers.
Gert-Johan Coetzee, fashion designer on his relationship with money.
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Lumkile Mondi, senior lecturer at School of Economics and Business Science of the University of the Witwatersrand on whether SA is becoming a failed state or not.
Sandile Swana, political analyst on the government’s intentions to ditch the ICC. He discusses if it's a good idea.
Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss talks about investment opportunities around AI.
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Nicky Weimar, chief economist at Nedbank analyses the data set that seems to suggest that SA will avert a technical recession.
JP Landman, political & trend Analyst looks at SA’s electricity distribution and extrapolates how the future would be.
Glynnis Breytenbach, former prosecutor for the National Prosecuting Authority and a Member of Parliament for the DA discussed her career and relationship with money.
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Chris Bosch, CEO at Rural Maintenance on their failed court case to offer energy to residents and business owners in the Free State town of Frankfort during load-shedding.
On The Money Show Explainer, Ruse Moleshe, energy expert on why Eskom wants load shedding “sharing”.
For Friday, Man + Wife discussed their regenerative designs.
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Rob Rose, Editor of Financial Mail and the author of Steinheist shares his four reasons why Steinhoff’s former CEO no-show to his trial matters
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Clicks interim results - Healthcare retailer forges ahead with R1bn capex plan with Bertina Engelbrecht, CEO at Clicks Group
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Peter Fabricius, independent foreign policy analyst & journalist on the meaning of President Ramaphosa being snubbed at the G7 summit
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Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital on Personal Finance - How to build generational wealth.
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- Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at Stanlib Asset Management and Isaah Mhlanga, Head of Markets Research at RMB discuss how South African inflation rose for the second month in a row in March to 7.1% year-on-year, driven by a steep increase in food price surprising the market.
- Chris Yelland, Energy Analyst and MD at EE Business Intelligence discuss analyse the urgent cabinet meeting by president Cyril Ramaphosa for a new plan for old coal power stations by government
- Shapeshifter - James Mastertons, master roaster at Mastertons Coffee and Tea Specialists in Gqeberha
- Graeme Codrington, Futurist and Partner at TomorrowToday on Business Unusual on Embracing Neurodiversity in the workplace
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Gerrie Fourie, CEO at Capitec Bank on their credit impairments rising by 80% in their 2022 financial year.
Jan Cronje, journalist at News24 & Network24 in Germany on behalf of Truth First on Markus Jooste being a no-show on his first day of trial.
Then for investment school, Nicole van den Munckhof, certified financial planner from Independent Securities discussed eight tips to maximise your wealth.
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Derek Hanekom, SAA’s interim chairman and former cabinet minister on his appointment at the national airline. Meanwhile Guy Leitch, editor at SA Flyer Magazine analysis the people that are on the board - where most of them do not have airline experience.
Higgo van Biljon,CEO of FinMeUp on starting a tech startup that is making financial education accessible to all.
Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital on his career highlights as well as his relationship with money.
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Paul Theron, MD at Vestact Asset Management and South African fashion designer David Tlale on what makes LVMH - a French multinational holding and conglomerate specialising in luxury goods, so special as it has made it to the world’s top 10 companies.
On The Money Show Explainer, Gareth Cremen, partner & business rescue and liquidation specialist at Cox Yeats Attorneys on what a provisional liquidation is.
For Friday File, Just Gorgeous co-founder, Clint Burgess discussed their macarons.
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Jacko Maree, president’s special investment envoy reflects on the 5th investment conference.
Richard Wainwright, CEO at Investec Bank on things getting worse in South Africa and the government taking long to implement reforms.
Then personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital Warren Ingram explained why it feels like you are always losing money on the stock market.
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Mark Barnes, former Post Office CEO and investment banker on what the national postal services could have done differently.
Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop WoodburnMann on the lack of succession planning in corporate SA and how it is causing a leadership vacuum.
Richard Mukheibir, CEO of Cash Converters, was our shapeshifter. Richard was among the first people to bring international franchising to South Africa in the early nineties. He spoke about the franchise industry in SA as well as his other career highlights.
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Isaah Mhlanga, head of markets research at RMB on the International Monetary Fund slashing SA’s growth prospects to a shocking 0.1% from 1.1% in 2023.
Neale Hill, president of Ford Motoring Company Africa Region on how they are dealing with the halt of production due to Tshwane being plunged into darkness after pylons collapsed.
The Finance Ghost, who is a CA by profession and anonymous by choice, was our investment school headteacher. The Ghost focuses on making market news and investment concepts accessible — he taught on how you can research stocks.
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Ruse Moleshe, energy expert, analyses the energy minister's plans to end rolling power cuts.
Marisa Lourenço, independent political risk analyst on Spain aiding SA with $2.3 billion to speed up its move away from coal.
Warren Ingram, finance expert and co-founder of Galileo Capital answered whether a balanced portfolio is the best investment strategy for most people or not.
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Jullian Scher, property expert and senior director of Strauss Scher Attorneys on what the closure of the Deeds Office means for the property sector.
Adv. Stefanie Fick, executive director at OUTA on government revoking the state of disaster over power cuts.
Muziwethu Zwane, the new CEO of Rays of Hope was our shapeshifter for the week. He spoke about his corporate career and his transition to philanthropic work.
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Chris Bosch, CEO at Rural Maintenance on their fight with Eskom over solar energy.
Motlasi Komote, legal research at Corruption Watch on their 2022 report on corruption in South Africa — and the weak public sentiment on the ability of leaders to reverse the rot of corruption in the country.
For investment school, Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss, discussed how you can build a top securities broking firm in SA.
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Edward Kieswetter, commissioner at SARS on the revenue service exceeding the R2 trillion gross tax revenue mark— and the systems they’ve put in place to be better equipped to collect revenue.
Kuben Naidoo, deputy governor of SARB on the central bank establishing the Corporation for Deposit Insurance, which will help protect bank depositors.
Dawie Roodt, economist at The Efficient Group was our guest on Other People’s Money — he spoke about his relationship with money.
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Martin Buys, acting chief financial officer at Eskom on his appointment — as well as the dismal interim results the power utility recorded in 2022.
In The Money Show Explainer, Roy Havemann, CEO at Intellidex discusses the case of collusion and manipulation of the rand-dollar exchange rate between banks and the Competition Tribunal.
For Friday File, Daniel Nel sixth generation distiller at Boplaas on their first single malt whiskey.
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Gina Schoeman, economist at CitiBank analyses the SARB’s MPC decision to increase rates by 50 basis points.
Roland Peens, director and business development manager Wine Cellar on why champagne is outperforming Gold & S&P 500 as an asset class.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains whether you should spend when you are young and save when you get older.
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Dr Azar Jammine, director and chief economist at Ecomometrix and Siphamandla Mkhwanazi, senior economist at FNB looks at how the increasing interest rates have affected South Africans.
Craig Polkinghorne, head of commercial clients at Standard Bank on how the bank is taking a step to tackle SA’s unemployment crisis.
Also, Christelle Colman, CEO and founder of Ami Underwriting Managers was our shapepshifter. Christelle is an insurance entrepreneur who has built sustainable specialist insurance businesses.
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Kagiso Zwane, economist at the Competition Commission on their preliminary findings on the increase of the price of food in SA.
Jan Vermeulin, editor at Mybroadband looks at whether Elon Musk is making Twitter a super App, or he is killing it.
Jimmy Moyaha, independent analyst, discussed alternative investments, everything from carbon credits to investing in livestock. And the pros and cons.
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Terry Bell, labour analyst and Isaah Mhlanga head of markets research at RMB looked at how the new revised wage offer for public workers will affect government’s pockets.
Shaun Tomson, former world surfing champion talks about how he is relaunching his surfing brand, Instinct.
Then Kumi Naidooo, human rights and environmental activist turned author, discusses his relationship with money.
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Kokkie Kooyman, executive director & portfolio manager at Denker Capital looks at whether the global banking crisis is over.
On The Money Show Explainer, Prof John Stremlau honorary professor of International Relations at Wits University discusses whether South Africa should heed the ICC’s call and arrest Russia’s president Vladimir Putin if he comes to the country.
For Friday File, Mervyn Gers, founder of Mervyn Gers Ceramics on how he managed to get his ceramics in South Africa's top restaurants.
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Mamello Matikinca-Ngwenya, FNB Chief Economist looked at the factors that plunged SA’s Consumer Confidence Index in Q1 of 2023.
Anton Ressel, strategic head for SME Support at Fetola discussed what it takes to be an entrepreneur. And why the “struggling entrepreneur” rhetoric is flawed.
Then in our personal finance feature, Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explained how the wealthy people in the world invest - and how they manage their money.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management on the factors that increased SA’s inflation.
Guy Leitch, editor at SA Flyer Magazine on British oil and gas giant BP vacating SA airports.
Ramasela Ganda, CEO of Zeda Group was our shapeshifter for the week. She spoke about why she left the public sector to go work for private business. She also discussed the future of the rental car business in South Africa.
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Hywel George, director of investments at Old Mutual Investment Group looks at whether SA’s economy has had green shoots that have been ignored.
John Matisonn, executive director of Ideas for Africa and author of ‘Cyril’s Choices, an Agenda for Reform” looks at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s choices in relation to Russia.
Then in our investment school, David Shapiro, veteran stockbroker and deputy chairman at Sasfin was our investment school headteacher. He discussed how the JSE is made up of different segments, and the factors that influenced them.
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Tshidi Madia, EWN's politics editor and Cas Coovadia, CEO at Business Unity SA reflect on the red berets' national shutdown.
Magda Wierzycka, chair at Sygnia Group on government needing to make the choice to redeploy resources to protect people that are safeguarding the country, so that we can avoid accidents such as the murder of Bosasa liquidator Cloete Murray and his son.
Peter Attard Montalto, managing director at Intellidex talks about his relationship with money and his extracurricular activities that are making the world a better place.
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Clyde Mallinson, Solutions Oriented Energy Analyst at Virtual Energy and Power (VEP)| analyses the effect of increased electricity tariff hikes that will hurt consumers despite continuing power cuts.
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The Money Show Explainer: What is contagion, systematic risk and liquidity in markets
PietViljoen| Portfolio Manager at Merchant West Investments
- Friday File - The Most Expensive Bikes at the Epic in 2023
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David Hurwitz, CEO of Transaction Capital explains to Bruce Whitfield why he sold his shares in December 2022. He refutes market speculation and allegations of possible insider trading, saying the sale was done with permission of other executives in relation to debt covenants.
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Martin Preece, interim CEO of Gold Fields discusses Gold Fields and AngloGold possible partnership to create Africa's largest gold mine.
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Personal Finance with Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital - Now that investors can earn interest on bonds overseas, it is time to review how our overseas investments are allocated.
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Deon Gouws, chief investment officer at Credo looks at the health of banks globally after two lenders in the US collapsed last week.
Estienne de Klerk, CEO at Growthpoint Properties South Africa on the company increasing its half-year dividend payout by 4.6%. He also touched on the overall property market in SA.
Richard Sutton, founder and CEO at SuttonHealth and The Performance was our shapeshifter for the week. He spoke about his career trajectory as well as sports and wellness.
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capita looked at U.S. inflation data, while also touching on the banking crisis it's facing due to the collapse of SVB.
Keet Van Zyl, co-founder and partner at Knife Capital on the closure of Naspers’ Foundry.
Chantal Marx, head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments looked at fear and greed in financial markets and how to navigate irrational exuberance and fear.
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Arrie Rautenbach, CEO at Absa Group, analyses the lender's financial results. Absa hiked annual dividend payout and raises alarm over load shedding.
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MTN revised its core profit margin due to the costs of load-shedding, according to Ralph Mupita, MTN Group's CEO.
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Anthony Leeming, CEO of Sun International Group, discusses the effect of load shedding on the business, but sees domestic recovery.
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Hlelo Giyose, chief investment officer and principal at First Avenue Investment Management on what is happening in the world’s banking sector following SVB Financial spooking the markets after it announced a stock offering and offloading securities in order to raise much-needed cash as it struggles with falling deposits.
For Friday, Carike Greffrath co-founder and director of Wanderland Collective on how they are turning artworks into everyday products and homeware items.
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Sim Tshabalala, Standard Bank group chief executive on how the bank is performing financially, while dealing with the effects of rolling blackouts.
Leslie Ramsoomar, managing director at Stellantis discusses the multinational automotive manufacturing corporation's plan to build a plant in SA.
Maya Fisher-French, personal finance expert explains why an endowment policy could be useful if you are considering emigration.
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Dr Leila Fourie, CEO at JSE on how Africa’s largest bourse is performing financially, as well as some of the challenges it's been dealing with.
Siobhan Redford, economist at RMB on SA’s business confidence dipping further in the first quarter of 2023 due to rolling blackouts.
Kweku Bedu-Addo, CEO at Standard Chartered Bank Southern Africa was our shapeshifter. He spoke about banking as well as his career trajectory.
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Mpumi Madisa, CEO of Bidvest on their stellar financial performance and their plans to expand their automotive division with a second-hand vehicle brand.
Paul Cruickshank, CEO of RCL foods, which makes Yum-Yum butter and Rainbow Chicken on their R96 million profit slump as load-shedding affects business.
Then John Hunt, co-founder of TBWA\Hunt Lascaris was our guest on Other People’s Money. He spoke about his money lessons.
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Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor Capital looks at the movement of the dollar and explains what it means for emerging markets like South Africa.
In the Money Show Explainer, Steven Ambrose, MD at Atvance Intellect looked at how and why public service bargaining councils were hacked.
Then for Friday File, we looked at cheese, with Allan Williams, co-founder of The Smoking Gourmet.
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Tavaziva Madzinga, CEO of Santam on how 2022 was an abnormal year for them – as they dealt with record claims as consumers battled with flooding, load-shedding and crime. And Alan Pullinger, CEO of FirstRand on their financial results – and concerns they have about South Africa’s political alliance with Russia and the country being greylisted.
Lehubedu Mohlabe, founder of ‘Coffee to Car’ on the conditions that made him come up with the idea of offering coffee to motorists on the R55 intersection in Centurion, Pretoria.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discussed how much you need to retire comfortably.
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Stephen Saad, CEO at Aspen on their half-year profits dropping by 15%, their plans to expand their manufacturing capabilities and going off the national grid.
Roy Bagattini, CEO at Woolworths Group on being hamstrung by the country's power crisis, which has cost the retailer R90-million for the first six months of the year. He also spoke about their overall financial performance for the first half of the year.
Then, Emrie Brown, seasoned investment banker and CEO of RMB was a guest on our shapeshifter feature. She discussed climbing the corporate ladder to now being at the helm of RMB.
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Dr Thabi Leoka, economist and Ravi Naidoo CEO at Youth Employment Service (YES) on factors, such as load-shedding, that continue to keep the country’s unemployment rate high.
Ronald Dodo-Tabaziva, Allianz head of property insurance, on how the increase in social inequality and the cost-of-living will stir civil unrest globally.
Keith McLachlan, investment officer at Integral Asset Management explains share prices against valuations in our investment school feature.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management looked at how South Africa being greylisted will affect how the country does business, especially with its international peers.
Val Nichas, CEO at Spur Corporation on their interim financial results.
Yulande Roxburgh, founder of TinyHomes was our Friday File guest. She spoke about the trend towards mobile and tiny homes.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management looked at how South Africa being greylisted will affect how the country does business, especially with its international peers.
Val Nichas, CEO at Spur Corporation on their interim financial results.
Yulande Roxburgh, founder of TinyHomes was our Friday File guest. She spoke about the trend towards mobile and tiny homes.
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Adrian Gore, founder & group Chief Executive Officer at Discovery Limited and Duncan Wanblad, CEO of Anglo American discussed their annual financial results — and some factors that made operating difficult.
Cynthia Stimple, former SAA’s treasurer and director at the Whistleblower House on Andre de Ruyter - the outgoing CEO of Eskom’s - claims on corruption at the power utility. And how whistle-blowers are not protected in South Africa.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how you should harvest your tax.
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Experts, including Ismail Momoniat, acting director general at National Treasury and Edward Kieswetter, SARS' commissioner, analysed Enoch Godongwana’s budget speech.
Wendy Knowler, consumer ninja mapped out who you should blame when you discover your flight’s been cancelled due to non-payment.
Then GG Alcock, author of 'Kasinomic Revolution' and entrepreneur was our guest in our shapeshifter feature. He spoke about his career trajectory and the several businesses he was able to start.
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Fleetwood Grobler, President and CEO at Sasol and Mpumi Zikalala, CEO at Kumba Iron Ore outline the challenges that affected their operations and bottom-line.
Gary Allemann, MD of Master Data Management on how the FNB app exposes home loan applicants’ dataset.
Nerina Visser, strategist and advisor at ETF SA explains how you can evaluate and select index tracking or rules-based investments as opposed to actively-managed investments.
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Natascha Viljoen, CEO of Anglo-American Platinum on how power cuts are affecting their operations. She also spoke about her decision to take a job at US-based Newmont Corporation as its Chief Operating Officer.
Lorna Scott, founder of Inverroche discusses how they are investing in upcoming entrepreneurs.
Mteto Nyati, founder of Wazo Investments and Eskom's board member, was our guest in Other People’s Money. He spoke about his money lessons and career trajectory.
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George Glynos, head of research at ETM Analytics on how SA’s political landscape might lead to a civil unrest.
On The Money Show Explainer, Mbali Nwoko, chief executive farmer at Green Terrace discusses why the Competition Commission is investigating the fresh produce market.
For Friday, Jo Wessels, the 7th best sommelier in the world talks about wine.
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Adv. Stefanie Fick, executive director of the accountability division at OUTA on their reasons why they are against the National State of Disaster over electricity.
Andrew Kirby, president and CEO at Toyota South Africa explains how the EU ban on the manufacturing of petrol and diesel cars effective from 2035, will affect the car marker.
Gugu Sidaki, personal finance expert and co-founder of Creed Wealth, discusses financial planning for childfree people.
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Andre de Ruyter, outgoing Group CEO at Eskom talks candidly about his tenure at the national power utility.
Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop WoodburnMann looks at why South Africa keeps losing skilled people – and explains how the country can stop the brain drain.
Alex Thomson, co-founder at Naked Insurance was our shapeshifter. He spoke about the secret ingredient that is keeping the digital insurance start-up thriving.
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Philip Saunders, director of the Investment Institute at Ninety One analyses US inflation data — and what it means for emerging markets such as South Africa.
Jeff Miller, CEO of Grovest and the Twelve B Green Energy on SA’s first tax-efficient green energy fund. He explains how it will give South Africans a tax break for investing in renewable energy.
Chantal Marx, head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments explains value trap in our investment school feature.
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Barbara Mommen, trade and transport corridor consultant, analyses Transnet’s decision to turn to private partners to help it expand and improve its operations.
Astrid Ludin, deputy commissioner at FSCA on their decision to strip PIC-backed exchange ZAR X from its licence.
Bronwyn Williams, trend translator and future finance specialist at Flux Trend reviewed “The Managerial Revolution: What is Happening in the World Paperback” by James Burnham in our Business Book Feature.
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Richard Quest, CNN's business anchor on his visit in SA and his thoughts around rolling blackouts that are threatening the country’s growth prospects.
On the Money Show explainer, John Cairns, global markets strategist at Rand Merchant Bank analysis the rand’s movements in 2023 so far.
For Friday File, Marco Cardoso chef and owner of De Eetkamer restaurant talks about small plates featuring global cuisines.
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Charles De Wet ,Tax Executive at ENSAfrica analyses the court case between SARS and Coronation Fund Managers.
Gareth Ackerman, co-chair of Consumer Goods Council of South Africa on their call to President Cyril Ramaphosa to address the country’s failing infrastructure.
Schalk Malan, CEO, BrightRock was our shapeshifter. He spoke about how the company started, their challenges and how they clenched a deal with Sanlam, where it acquired 100% of the insurance company.
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Bruce Whitfield hosts a special round table debate on Mining Indaba 2023 mining experts and industry players. The mining industry has been marred by power crisis, tough regulations and a bleak future. What is next for the sector ?
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Nolan Wapenaar, co-chief investment officer at Anchor Capital analyses movements in South Africa’s currency.
As the Mining Indaba takes place, Peter Leon partner and Africa chair at Herbert Smith Freehills discusses the need to split the department of mineral and energy in order to give time and attention to specific problems such as load-shedding and other issues that these two industries face.
Ian Mann, regular book reviewer and MD at Gateways Business Consultants reviews 'Corporate Explorer: How Corporations Beat Startups at the Innovation Game' by Andrew Binns, Charles O’Reilly and Michael Tushman. He shares the nuggets he learned.
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Kevin Allan, managing director of Municipal IQ cracked the numbers, which revealed that protests are on the rise as citizens battle to cope with poor service delivery.
On the Money Show Explainer, Declan Ahern director at Brand Finance looked at the return on investments on sports sponsorships.
Then for Friday File, Michael Beetge director at Goshen Snail Farm on the luxurious snail caviar.
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Chris Yelland, energy expert and managing director of EE Business Intelligence discusses Eskom’s struggles with procuring diesel.
Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO at Tourism Business Council of South Africa on why his against the sponsorship of Spurs by SA Tourism.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital extrapolate ive lessons from a bad year in the stock market.
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Lumkile Mondi, senior lecturer at School of Economics and Business Science of the University of the Witwatersrand looks at how the National State of Disaster will help in reducing power cuts.
Michael Goldman, professor of sport management program at the University of San Francisco on SA Tourism’s questionable plans to sponsor Tottenham Hotspur FC.
Richard Spoor, human rights attorney, was our Shapeshifter guest. He spoke about his career trajectory and how he got into activism.
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Kavisha Pillay, head of campaigns at Corruption Watch explains what is keeping South Africa low on the Corruption Perception Index.
Hywel George, director of investments at Old Mutual Investment Group on China being good for South Africa, both economically and geopolitically.
Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisors looks at investment mistakes and how you can avoid them.
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Sine Zulu, investment specialist at Ninety One's Fixed Income team makes the case for private entities to fund infrastructure development in South Africa.
Maya Fisher-French, personal finance journalist at Maya on Money on Volkswagen, Mercedes and BMW winning a court battle over fee refunds to car owners in South Africa.
Eugen Khoza, comedian, actor and television personality was our guest on Other People’s Money. He spoke about taking a hiatus from the public eye in order to deal with his mental health and as well as his relationship with money.
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- Wandile Sihlobo, Agricultural Economist at Agricutural Business Chamber discusses whether SA is creating a new food security crisis.
- The Money Show Explainer: Why Checkers ran two ADs in London & Sydney without having stores there
- Karlien De Wet - co-founder and owner of Afrikanis Rum featured on the Friday File. The luxury of premium rum
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Karlien De Wet - co-founder and owner of Afrikanis Rum
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Thato Mashigo | Portfolio Manager at Sanlam Private Wealth
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Mike Middleton|Chief Marketing Officer at Checkers
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Wandile Sihlobo | Agricultural Economist at Agricutural Business Chamber
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Gina Schoeman, economist at Citi Bank on whether it was a good decision to increase interest rates by only 25 basis points. Meanwhile, Zwelinzima Vavi, general secretary at SA Federation of Trade Unions, opposed high interests.
Jan Vermeulen, editor at My broadband on tech lay-offs reaching SA’s shores as Naspers & Prosus join a list of techology companies that are reducing their workforce.
Palesa Dube, financial planner and co-founder at Wealth Creed explains how you can set up your family for financial success even when you’re no longer around.
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Palesa Dube, CFP | FInancal Planner and Co-Founder at Wealth Creed
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Jan Vermeulin| Editor at Mybroadband
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Henk Langenhoven| Minerals Council Chief Economist
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: Lumkile Mondi | Senior Lecturer at School of Economics and Business Science of the University of the Witwatersrand
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Graeme Korner | ... at Korner Perspective
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Gina Schoeman | Economist at Citi Bank
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Coenraad Jonker, co-founder and CEO of TymeBank talks about their decision to cooperate in business with TFG.
Steven Ambrose, MD at Atvance Intellect explains what ChatGPT is and whether you should be worried that it will take your job.
Grace Harding, CEO of Ocean Basket on how they are keeping their restaurant chain in good shape — as well as their global expansion plans.
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Malte Brosig, professor of International Relations at Wits and Peter Fabricius, independent foreign policy analyst & journalist delineate South Africa’s foreign policy when it comes to Russia.
Richard Mukheibir, CEO of Cash Converters on how load-shedding is adding to franchises and small business' operational costs and further killing business sentiments.
David Shapiro, veteran stockbroker and Deputy Chairman at Sasfin was our investment school headteacher, he explained how you can manage investment risks.
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Lungile Mashele, independent energy expert analyses Eskom's recent “efforts” to end load-shedding.
Gail Schimmel, CEO at Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa on the new rules they have enacted when it comes to advertising crypto products in the country.
Dan Mace, filmmaker and Youtuber talks about his career and his relationship with his finances; as well as the money lessons he learned as an adult.
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Allan Seccombe, head of communications at The Mineral Council of SA on how the call on social media to stop coal exports through Richards Bay Coal terminal could be detrimental to the country's economy.
In The Money Show Explainer, Mbekezeli Benjamin, researcher at Judges Matter looked at the feasibility of taking the government to court over load-shedding as more organisations and businesses are becoming more disgruntled with power cuts.
In our Friday File, Debbie Hathway, independent watches and jewellery writer look at the efforts that the luxurious watch market is taking towards sustainability.
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Richard Wainwright, CEO at Investec Bank sums up South Africa’s performance at the World Economic Forum.
Prof Mias de Klerk, director for the Centre for Responsible Leadership at Stellenbosch Business School looks at what constitutes as good leadership.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains why reinvesting your dividends can have a huge impact on your portfolio.
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Nicky Weimar, chief economist at Nedbank looks at what moved the CPI basket - and whether SA's inflation is well on its way to decline.
Izaak Breitenbach, general manager SA Poultry Association on how chicken shortages at fast-food chains could spill over into the broader retail and wholesale markets, thanks to load-shedding.
Kevin Lennett, MD at The Crazy Store was our shapeshifter. He spoke about the secret ingredients behind running the toy company for over 20 years.
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Philip Saunders, Director of the Investment Institute at Ninety-One discusses whether China’s economy is a lull.
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Blackouts, further tariff hikes point to ‘inevitable’ financial distress for SA businesses this year - Dr Eric Levenstein, Director at Werksmans Attorneys discusses the effect of loadshedding.
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Dr Chris van Straten, Global health advisor for clinical governance at International SOS discusses whether African businesses are factoring climate change into their health and security plans
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Investment School - Avoiding and Dodging Investment Scams with Maya Fisher-French, Personal Finance Journalist at Maya on Money
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Shamil Ismail, Analyst at Prima Research discuss a wrath of issues facing Eskom and the effect of losing skilled staff members
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Melvyn Lubega, co-founder and director at GO1 discusses what it takes to build SA's next billion-dollar tech business – a unicorn
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Business Book review with Richard Poplak , Senior Correspondant at Daily Maverick - The Outlaw Bank : A Wild Ride Into the Secret Heart of BCC, by Jonathan Beaty & S C Gwynne
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Other People’s Money - Richard Calland, Political Analyst and Associate Professor at UCT
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Sim Tshabalala, CEO at Standard Bank and Colin Coleman, Former Goldman Sachs Partner, currently Distinguished Fellow, Insead, Co Chariman YES and member preview SA Inc. goals for 2023.
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The Money Show Explainer with Nhlanhla Nene, Former Minister of Finance: What is a central bank's mandate and should it be fluid
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Friday File - Luxurious Cigars To Sample For The New Year
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Matthew Cruise, Energy Expert working at Hohm Energy and Peter Attard Montalto Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex discuss the implications of 18.65% electricity price increase on the economy and consumers.
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Professor Bonang Mohale - President of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA)|on SA Inc. at the Wordl Economic Forum 2023
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Andrew Woodburn, Managing Director at Amrop WoodburnMann discusses the pressure business executive go under when lobby wants them fired a whim
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Warren Ingram, personal finance expert at Galileo Capital discusses what should be on our money “to do” list for 2023
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- Roger Hislop, Energy Management Systems Executive at CBi discusses how unmanaged energy consumption is now a real threat to SA businesses.
- Prof Helen Rees, executive director of the Wits Reproductive Health and HIV Institute at the University of the Witwatersrand discusses the effect of ‘kraken’ Covid variant on the business sector and the country
- BankServ BETI: Positive growth for economic transactions in December despite the broader economic reality
- Shapeshifter - Warren Hickinbotham, Founder & CEO at AxessHealth
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Peter Armitage, CEO at Anchor Capital and Peter Attard Montalto, Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex analysis political, financial markets and economic outlook for 2023
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Mpumelelo Mkhabela, Independent political analyst and Lumkile Mondi, Senior Lecturer at School of Economics and Business Science of the University of the Witwatersrand discuss what's in store for the SA's political economy for 2023
- Investment School - Rebalancing your investment portfolio at the start of the year with Adrian Saville - Investment Specialist, Genera Capital
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Isaah Mhlanga| Executive Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes
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As we wrap up The Money Show for 2022, Dr Azar Jammine, chief economist at Ecomometrix and Isaah Mhlanga chief economist at AlexForbes detailed what the government needs to fix so that the country’s economy can grow, and jobs are created.
Arthur Goldstuck, founder and CEO at Worldwide Worx discussed the factors that led to the boom of South Africa’s online market, which passed the R50 billion mark in 2022.
Then for Friday File, Mark Smyth freelance automotive journalist spoke about stylish bakkies
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Grant Smee , MD at ONLY Realty Property Group discusses Seven Residential Property Trends Projected for 2023
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Carel de Jager, Consultant at The Block Chain Academy analysis Cryptocurrency 2022 lessons and expected trends for 2023
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Gugu Sidaki personal finance expert and co-founder of Creed Wealth discuss the downfalls of financial infidelity
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Kabelo Paile, technical manager for insurance risk at the South African Insurance Association gave tips on how you can have your insurance package in order before you go on holiday.
Roné Swanepoel, business development manager at Morningstar Investment Management looked at different faces of investment risks.
Wayne Duvenage, CEO at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse was our shapeshifter. He spoke about his career — and the work he does in fighting corruption in South Africa.
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- Songezo Zibi, Chairman at Rivonia Cricle discusses the role of political and business leaders in the country and shares reasons why some leaders are afraid of standing up against corruption.
- Airbnb’s commitment to inclusive tourism in South Africa with Velma Corcoran , Regional Lead Middle East Africa at Airbnb.
- Investment School - investing your 13th cheque wisely. A discussion with Gary Booysen, Director at Rand Swiss|
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Ferial Haffajee, associate editor at Daily Maverick and Khaya Sithole independent analyst wrap up the fourth day of the ANC’s elective conference.
Bronwyn Williams, trend translator and future finance specialist at Flux Trends discusses her top book picks for 2022.
Kitty Phetla, Ballerina & choreographer spoke about her career and relationship with her fiance in our Other People’s Money Feature
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- Xolani Dube, Political Analyst at Xubera Institute For Research And Development, Richard Calland, Political analyst and Tshidi Madia, EWN Politics Editor at EWN analyse the ruling party’s raucous opening of the 55th national conference.
- Friday File : Premium wine and whiskey gift ideas with Michael Fridjhon , International Wine Expert at Wine Wizard
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Peter Attard Montalto, head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex looks at Andre de Ruyter’s tenure as CEO of Eskom – and explained the market's concerns over his resignation.
Dr Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital discusses whether the MPC has put on a good fight against inflation.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital reviews key events that took place this year that might impact your investments in 2023
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib looks at the factors that helped the country’s consumer inflation to start cooling-off.
Chris Yelland, energy analyst reflects on André de Ruyter's decision to quit as Eskom’s CEO. Then Cas Coovadia, CEO at Business Unity SA discusses concerns on how the leadership vacuum at the power utility is affecting the economy and the business sector.
Dr Ryan Noach, chief executive at Discovery Health was our shapeshifter - he shared his remarkable story on how he began his career in the health sector.
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Experts analyse South Africa’s political landscape after parliament voted against the section 89 report.
Shameel Joosub, group CEO at Vodacom on the company gifting itself with a R48-billion completion of Vodafone Egypt acquisition.
In our investment school Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisor explains where to invest R10 000 in order to gain returns in the next three to five years.
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As the National Assembly prepares to vote on the section 89 report on the Phala Phala farmgate on Tuesday, experts look at what it means politically for South Africa - and the implications on the economy.
Toby Shapshak, chief at Stuff Studios provides a list of tech devices you can get for your loved ones these holidays.
Then Jane Dutton, veteran broadcaster, discussed her relationship with finances in Other People’s Money.
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Mark Cutifani, former CEO at Anglo American looks at the future prospects of the global mining industry.
Then for Friday File, head chef at Sejour Freddie Dias explains the art of creating a perfect menu for a fine dining restaurant.
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Lungile Mashele, independent energy expert, looks at the effects of the current round of load-shedding — and whether things can get any worser from here.
William Battersby, CEO at BOS Brands talks about their expansion in United Kingdom .
On personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital looks at why a weak economy does not mean a WEAK stock market.
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Unathi Kamlana, commissioner at Financial Sector Conduct Authority explains why the former CEO of Steinhoff, Markus Jooste’s penalty was revised.
Wendy Knowler, consumer ninja, did a deep dive into the banking sentiment index.
Then Rodger Foster, CEO of Airlink spoke about the state of the airline industry as our guest in our shapeshifter feature.
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Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at AlexForbes looks at the factors that helped South Africa’s economy to avoid a technical recession in the third quarter of 2022.
Chris Yelland, energy analyst looks at why Eskom is delaying in releasing its financial results.
In our Investment School, Chantal Marx head of equity research at FNB Wealth explains unbundling in order to create value for shareholders.
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Tshidi Madia, associate political editor at EWN discusses the ANC NEC's decision that its members of parliament will vote against the adoption of the section 9 panel report.
In our Business book feature, Hylton Kallner Discovery Bank CEO on his holiday book reading list.
Then on Other People’s Money, Vuyani Jarana, former Vodacom Business Executive and SAA's CEO talks about his relationship with money.
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- Sam Mkokeli, Business Day and FM Magazine Columnist discussesthe ANC National Executive Committee day on marathon meetings following a damming report on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s conduct.
- Noel Doyle, CEO at Tiger Brands takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s annual financial results. Tiger Brands, the maker of Albany, Beacon and Oros brands upped its final dividend 29% as profit soared 60.7% to R2.9bn
- Friday File - Chocolate by Tomes with Richard Tomes, Lead Chocolatier at Chocolate by Tomes
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Experts look at whether the findings of the section 89 panel on President Cyril Ramaphosa and the dollars found in his Phala Phala farm will lead to his exit.
Songezo Zibi, Chairman at Rivonia Circle discusses if South Africa has a leadership vacuum.
Then in personal finance, Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how your investments grow — so that you don’t chase unrealistic growth projections and end up investing in a scam.
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Sam Mkokeli, freelance journalist at the Financial Mail analyses president Cyril Ramaphosa’s response to the panel appointed by the Speaker of the National Assembly related to the Phala Phala saga, which seeks to find out if there is a case against him or not.
In Business Unusual, Colin Cullis looked at how What3words has made it hard for people who do not have a fixed address to not be found.
Keri Rudolph, founder and CEO of The IV Bar Group is our shapeshifter. She spoke about how she managed to grow her IV drip therapy business.
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Nicky Weimar, chief economist at Nedbank explains whether there’s anything to celebrate in quarter three job numbers. Zeng Msimang, Harambee’s chief communications officer on what the government should do to improve youth employment in South Africa, which is dire, according to Stats SA’s latest dataset.
Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO at Tourism Business Council of South Africa looks at global tourism recoveries and examines if SA is lagging behind or ahead of the recovery curve.
“Keep your powder dry”: In Investment School Justin Spencer-Young, lecture of business finance at Gordon Institute of Business Science discusses why you should have cash in hand waiting in the side lines as an investment strategy.
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Peter Armitage, CEO at Anchor Capital looks at how protests in China over the country’s increasing zero-Covid policy are affecting global markets.
Wandile Sihlobo, senior fellow at the department of agricultural economics at Stellenbosch University analyses five myths about land reform in South Africa.
Then on Other People’s Money, Mike Sharman, the founder of Retroviral spoke about his relationship with his own finances.
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Bruce is joined by the Solutions Oriented Energy Analyst at Virtual Energy and Power, Clyde Mallinson and The Editor at Former Editor Business Day, Peter Bruce to unpack 50 million litres of diesel for the national power utility Eskom from state-owned PetroSA.
South African Reserve Bank Hikes Rate by 7%
The Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes, Isaah Mhlanga discusses the Reserve Bank hikes rates, The MPC decided to increase the repurchase rate by 75 basis points to 7% with effect from the 25th of November 2022.
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Tsakani Maluleke, auditor-general of South Africa recounted governments finances — and called on the government to instil a culture of accountability in the public sector in order to improve service delivery to the citizenry.
Serame Taukobong, group CEO at Telkom on their interim revenue taking a hit and profit decreasing by 52% as its fixed-line business drags.
Then for our shapeshifter, the resilient Amanda Dambuza, founder and group CEO Uyandiswa spoke about the many hats she wore in corporate — as well as lessons she learned while climbing the corporate ladder
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Joe Spring, head of location & commerce at Lightstone on what the data says about how people are spending their leisure time as Covid-19 cases have eased.
Seelan Gobalsamy, CEO at Omnia on how the company was able to record exceptional financial results in a challenging macroeconomic environment.
In our Investment School, Simon Fillmore portfolio manager at Independent Securities explains why growth stocks are finally trading at a discount.
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Dr Richard Friedland, CEO at Netcare, on what aided it to record a 3% increase in normalised revenue to R21.6 billion for the year.
Donald MacKay, director at XA Global Trade Advisors on whether the government made the right decision to halt metal scrap exports.
Then Alan Knott-Craig Jnr, former iBurst and Mxit CEO and current Chairman at Isizwe.com spoke about his relationship with money. Knott-Craig Jnr also gave entrepreneurship lessons he learned throughout the years.
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• Terry Bell, labour analyst and Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes analyst the effect of a high wage offering to the public sector.
• Isaac Mashego, Senior Economist at Nedbank on The Money Show Explainer: How will rating agencies affect SA's sovereign rating?
• Friday File - Kojo Baffoe's experiences in luxurious motorcycles
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Fani Titi, CEO at Investec talks about their financial results – and what the government should do to kickstart the economy.
As jitters continue in the crypto-market, Simon Dingle, CEO at Inves maps out what you should know.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discusses financial regrets and what you can learn from the implosion of FTX and the collapse of crypto prices.
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Evan Walker, portfolio manager at 36ONE Asset Management analyses the impact of load-shedding on the commercial sector.
Carel de Jager, research group leader for Blockchain technology at CSIR on FTX contagion spread as another crypto Genesis halts withdrawals.
Then Business Day's new sheriff, Alexander Parker was our shapeshifter for the week, he spoke about his career and the state of journalism.
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Xhanti Payi, economist & founder at Nascence Advisory looks at how much government’s blunders have cost the economy.
David Hurwitz, CEO at Transaction Capital on the company declaring a higher dividend as WeBuyCars shines.
As FXT filed for bankruptcy, in our investment school, Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss gives a cautionary tale on investing in crypto.
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Gidon Novick, co-founder at Lift Airline on his reasons why he left the board of Takatso consortium, which is SAA's equity partner.
Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop Woodburn Mann on why faking your qualification as a senior executive is pervasive in South Africa.
Then actress and television host Lerato Mvelase spoke about her finances in Other People’s Money.
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Anthony Thünstrom, CEO at TFG on their financial results — and how loadshedding disrupted their trading, and their overall sales.
On The Money Show Explainer, Chris Christodoulou, director at Christodoulou & Mavrikis Inc explains how Ster-Kinekor escaped the clutches of business rescue.
In our Friday File, Lance Goodale founder and co-owner of Victorian Bathroom talks about their luxurious bathrooms.
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Dr Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital — explains how the cooling down of the US CPI means for the global fight against inflation.
Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes on the public sector strike, and how it was an unrealistic expectation from the government to assume unions would agree to a 3% wage increase, which is below inflation.
On personal finance, Palesa Dube, financial planner and co-founder at Wealth Creed looks at what you can do if your pension has not grown much in the last year, but you are due to retire the next year.
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Carel de Jager, research group leader for Blockchain technology at CSIR analyses what led to the downfall of FTX.
Chad Thomas, independent organised crime investigator at Irs Forensic Investigators looks into how a man who faked his own death with the help of his wife — was able to claim R1.7m from Old Mutual Bank in 1999 and he hid for 23 years.
David Baker, Sir-Fruit’s co-founder, talks about how they were able to build the juice brand in our shapeshifter feature.
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Chris Yelland, energy analyst on the recent pledges by Western countries to help South Africa plug into clean energy. Daniel Mminele, head of the Presidential Climate Finance Task Team explains the plan they presented at COP27 on how they will transition SA to clean energy.
On the US’ findings of a terror group in South Africa, Pieter Alberts, acting executive manager for Monitoring and Analysis at Financial Intelligence Centre looks at the country’s financial institutions' laws regarding the movement of money linked to terrorist groups.
Then in investment school, Chantal Marx head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments, explains what makes for a good or bad acquisition.
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Isaac Mashego, senior economist at Nedbank discusses the looming national strike by the public sector workers, which are currently at loggerheads with the government regarding salary increases, as the cost-of-living is on the rise.
As COP27 talks kick off, Nazmeera Moola chief sustainability officer at Ninety-One explains how SA must navigate the transition to net zero.
Then on Other People’s Money Rian van Heerden, former host of the drive time show on Jacaranda FM and now producer of Sex in Afrikaan on Showmax talks about his relationship with cash.
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Prof Patrick Bond, Political Economist And Distinguished Professor of Sociology at University of Johannesburg discuss the long history of bribery by Glencore and shady deals on the African continent. Glencore has been ordered to pay R5.7bn over African bribes.
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The Federal Reserve announced its fourth consecutive hike in interest rates, as it continues to fight against high inflation — Prof Adrian Saville, Investment Specialist at Genera Capital explained what the implications are for the global inflation outlook.
Miyelani Maluleke, senior economist at Absa looked at how much load-shedding has cost South Africa's economy in 2022.
Gugu Sidaki, co-founder and director at Wealth Creed discussed money lessons for children in our personal finance feature.
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Exclusive interview with Paul Edouard Bertin, Director of Champagne BILLECART-SALMON about being the Seven generations of the same Billecart-Salmon Champagne family and house which was started by his many times great grandparents in 1818 in Ay outside Epernay in northeast France.
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Rui Morais, CFO at Dis-Chem Pharmacies takes Bruce Whitfield through the interim financial results. Dis-Chem beefs up its interim dividend after a jump in profit despite high inflation and interest-rate hikes squeezing consumer spending.
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Shaun Anderson, Ambassador of the Embassy at Order of Champagne in Africa on the future for Champagne in Africa.
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Benedict Maaga, head of Corporate Reputation & Integrated Communications at Absa on the lender’s involvement with the Absa Champagne in Africa Festival 2022.
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Lorraine Geldenhuys, Wine maker and senor lecture at the The Elsenburg Agricultural Training Institute – on everything champagne and blind tasting
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Chris Weylandt, CEO at Weylandts is this week’s shapeshifter on his career path and growth of the business.
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- Tom Nelson, Head of thematic equity and Energy Specialist at NinetyOne discusses ‘War Profiteering’ accusations by US president Joe Biden and his threat windfall tax.
- Peter Attard Montalto, Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex on whether SA’s government should attached conditionality's when they give money to all SOEs?
- Why are central banks across the globe buying a record amount of gold?
- Investment School with Maya Fisher-Frenc, personal finance Journalist at Maya on Money- Analysis paralysis.
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Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes analyses the ripple effect of record diesel prices on the agricultural sector and the rest of the economy.
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Prof Lyal White, Research associate at the Brenthurst Foundation and Founder at Contextual intelligence on Brazil election: How former president Lula da Silva beat far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro
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Why SA"s mega infrastructure roll-out plan is failing to fly. George Glynos | Head of Research at ETM Analytics Explains
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Chris Griffith, CEO at Gold Fields defends the company’s plan to buy Yamana Gold.
Wayne Duvenage, CEO at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse looks at whether motorists can get their e-toll money back from Sanral after the finance minister, Enoch Godowngwan announced a plan to rid it of its debt.
For Friday File, The Money Show celebrated World Global Champagne Day with the help of Steven Steinfeld, The Joburg Foodie, who gave five tips to elevate your experience of Champagne.
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Stephen Van Coller, CEO of EOH takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results. The company’s recorded 92% increase in operating profit.
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Former Eskom acting CEO, Matshela Koko arrested on charges related to the looting of Eskom
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Peter Armitage, CEO at Anchor Capital shares his views of South Africa’s market darling, Tongaat Hulett wobbling into business rescue.
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South African fine wine, a stable alternative investment asset in turbulent times, according to Roland Peens, The director at wine cellar.
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Personal Finance - Investment Diversification did not work in 2022, is it time to change the way we invest?
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Key stakeholders, including Edward Kieswetter, commissioner at South African Revenue Service and Ismail Momoniat acting deputy director General at National Treasury analyse the 2022 mini budget.
On Business Unusual, Graeme Codrington, futurist and partner at Tomorrow Today on Boyan Slat, and the work he is doing to clean up the ocean.
Then for Shapeshifter, Nick Jonsson, the CEO of Jonsson Workwear discusses the work they did to build their workwear brand — and their new road safety campaign.
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Paul Theron, MD at Vestact Asset Management and Siboniso Nxumalo, portfolio manager at Old Mutual Investment Group on how China's politics are posing a threat to Naspers and Prosus' stocks.
Bonginkosi Mabaso, acting chief commercial officer for Transnet Freight Rail on the increased cable theft caused by the recent strike.
In investment school Silindile Leseyane, chairperson at Sakhisizwe Property Stokvel explains what you should know about investing via stokvels
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Ben Theron, director at The Whistleblower House on why they think the government is not doing enough to protect whistleblowers in South Africa.
Jason Borbora-Sheen, portfolio manager at Ninety-One on former UK finance minister, Rishi Sunak becoming Britain’s new prime minister.
On other people’s money, kwaito musician, Thebe Mogane aka Thebe Lenyora talks about his relationship with his finances.
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Allen Jaffe, managing director at eComplete on their partnership with global retail specialist Smollan, in order to beef up their e-commerce footprint in the country.
In The Money Show Explainer, Adam Cracker, CEO at IQbusiness explains whether a four-day work week can be actualised or it's just another pipe dream.
Yolande Bruwer, guest experience manager at Gondwana Private Game Reserve on what their Eco Camp —which is based at the Gondwana Private Game Reserve — offers to travellers.
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Lord Peter Hain, British politician & anti-apartheid fighter and Jason Borbora-Sheen, portfolio manager at Ninety-One dissect the UK’s prime minister, Liz Truss’ resignation and how the market received the news.
Lesetja Kganyago, governor at Reserve Bank on his recent IMF meetings — fighting inflation and the economy. Meanwhile, Eugen Du Toit, head of regulatory framework department at the FSCA on their reasons for declaring crypto assets as a financial product and how it will work in the country.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains four key factors to financial success in retirement.
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Rian Du Plessis, Trustee of Jooste family trust Silveroak & former CEO at Phumelela on his relationship with Markus Jooste, which led to him managing some of his fortunes.
Dobek Pater, telecoms analyst at Africa Analysis on why Telkom left with a bloody nose after MTN withdrew its takeover bid.
For shapeshifter, wellness entrepreneur Lisa Raleigh talks about fitness — and how she managed to create brands that aided her to motivate other people to keep active and fit.
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Pauli Van Wyk, journalist with Scorpio at Daily Maverick on former Steinhoff’s CEO Markus Jooste’s assets being seized.
Pieter Boone, Pick n Pay's CEO on their Ekuseni strategy yielding results — as their online store records bumper sales.
In Investment School, Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss discusses how you can be confident in picking a share
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- Wayne Duvenage, CEO at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse analysis President Ramaphosa’s u-turn on curbing overspending on overpaid ministers and their perks.
- Ruwayda Redfearn, CEO of Deloitte Africa discusses the state of the consultancy sector and Deloitte's transparency report.
- Other People’s Money guest, Solly Moeng, brand reputation management expert talk s about his relationship with money and investing.
- Business Book - Mastering the Lightning Network: A Second Layer Blockchain Protocol for Instant Bitcoin Payments by Andreas Antonopoulos
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John Stopford, Head of Multi Asset Income at NinetyOne Prof Adrian Saville Investment Specialist at Genera Capital and Leon Ayo, President of the British Chamber of Business in Southern Africa discuss the sacking of Kwasi Kwarteng as the finance minister for the UK after a six week stint. Friday File - A look at the business of African Fashion through a book titled, "Africa in Fashion: Luxury, Craft and Textile Heritage"
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Matete Thulare, head of FX Execution at RMB looks at whether the rand is on a brink of collapse as global politics and inflation weighs down on it.
Stephen York, managing partner at Bain South Africa on how they are cleaning their image in South Africa — and why they are against their 10-year ban by the National Treasury.
Then Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discusses how you can protect yourself financially from economic problems in South Africa.
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Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership South Africa on their concerns over South Africa being grey-listed.
Wendy Knowler, our consumer ninja brings into the spotlight building insurance, and what you should know about it.
Then Douglas Craigie Stevenson, CEO at Cell C is The Money Show's shapeshifter — he spoke about the future of Cell C and his career trajectory.
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Dr Eric Levenstein, director at Werksmans Attorneys analysis the reason why company liquidations increased by 45% as many too slow to benefit from business rescue.
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Ahmed Banderker, CEO at AfroCentric Group the acquisition of his company by Sanlam.
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Magda Wierzycka, chair at Sygnia Group and Derek Thomas, CEO at Letsema Consulting discuss the importance of preventing corruption in the consultancy sector.
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Investment School - The ABCs of investing bond markets
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Tafadzwa Chibanguza, COO at the Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa on how the strike at Transnet will badly impact the overall economy.
William Bird, director at Media Monitoring Africa explains why some of the government's suggested responses to avoid being grey-listed are problematic to NPOs.
Stoan Seate, musician and TV presenter discusses his career and relationship with finances in Other People’s Money
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Mark Buchanan, American outreach physicist and author explains the worlds goals for economic growth and how it impacts the planet.
Brendan Seery, editor at Orchids and Onions looks at FNB’s rebrand in the Money Show explainer.
For Friday File, Johann Biermann, founder of The Wines I like Club talks about his love for wines and the stories behind each bottle of vino.
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Roger Baxter, CEO at Minerals Council of South Africa explains how Transnet's declining infrastructure in rail and ports is costing the mining sector billions.
David Lewis, co-founder of Corruption Watch on why he believes that the government should consider having its own HR department, dedicated to appointing senior public servants, in order to avoid future State Capture.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discusses how the ongoing interest rate hikes will impact you.
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Chris Yelland, energy analyst on how Eskom is planning to end load-shedding by buying electricity from other countries.
Bulelwa Mabasa, head of Land Reform practice at Werksman's Attorneys looks at why the land expropriation bill is going nowhere slowly.
Keitumetse Pule, CEO of Legal Standpoint and social entrepreneur talks about how she is making law accessible for all as our shapeshifter guest.
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Osman Arbee, CEO at Motus on their reasons for buying Motor Parts Direct — and how it will help grow their business.
As Credit Suisse's shares continues to plunge, Kokkie Kooyman, executive director & portfolio manager at Denker Capital explains whether it will be the next Lehman Brothers.
Mduduzi Luthuli, co-founder and executive director at Luthuli Capital discusses why it is hard to learn how to become a good investor.
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Andrew Lane, Energy Resources and Industrials Leader at Deloitte Africa discuses the surprise by Mineral resources and Energy minister at the Oil Week conference
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Hilary Joffe, Columnist and editor-at-large at Business Day discusses how the energy crisis and climate change is changing SA's stance on borrowing money from international financial institutions
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Peter Worthington, Senior Economist at Absa explained why the country’s fixed investment landscape continues to dwindle
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Business Book feature - Both/And Thinking: Embracing Creative Tensions to Solve Your Toughest Problems by Marianne W. Lewis and Wendy Smith
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• Chris Yelland, Energy Analyst and MD at EE Business Intelligence analyses the Eskom’s new executive announced by the public enterprises minister.
• Telkom receives a formal bid from Rain. MTN monitors the moves as it wants a piece of Telkom as well.
• The Money Show Explainer with Kevin Lings | Chief Economist at Stanlib on what is “trickle-down” economics and whether it works?
• Friday File - Luxury side of olive oil with Vittoria Jooste, CEO at SA Olive Industry Association
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Nicole Fritz, Director at Helen Suzman Foundation talks to Bruce on why she does not believe Bain & Co feels remorse for their involvement in state capture. Bain & Co is banned from doing business with government for 10 years.
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Andre de Ruyter, Group CEO at Eskom explains reasons behind long bouts of power cuts around the country.
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Porsche speeds onto German's stock exchange with mega IPO
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Warren Ingram, personal finance expert on whether you should invest more after the market declines?
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Russell Silberston, Investment Strategist at NinetyOne and Prof Adrian Saville, Investment Specialist at Genera Capital, take Bruce through the reasons why the IMF informed the UK to rethink tax cuts while Bank of England jumps in to stabilize bond market. #EconomicCarnage
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WTAF happened to Eskom? Susan Comrie | Investigative Journalist at amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism reveals where the wheels started coming off for Eskom and why nothing was done about it
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Shapeshifter - Chris Vorster, CEO of STADIO Holdings chat about his career path and love for the education sector
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- Analysts and experts discuss the reasons why Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan wants to adjust Eskom’s executive board while the power utility faces power outages.
- Remgro reports a 125.1% increase in headline earnings to R6.49 billion as its investee companies bounces back from the pandemic
- Pineapple Insurance explains its advertising campaign
- Investment School - How to protect and grow your portfolio in melt down
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Kokkie Kooyman | Executive Director & Portfolio Manager at Denker Capital
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Brendan Seery | Orchids and Onions Editor at
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Marnus van Heerden | Co-Founder at Pineapple Insurance
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Shameel Joosub | Group CEO at Vodacom
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Wayne McCurrie | From Wealth and Investments at First National Bank
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Xolani Dube | Political Analyst at Xubera Institute For Research And Development
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Kevin Bloom | Journalist at the Daily Maverick
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Carol Paton, Editor-at-large at Fin24
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John Cairns, Global Markets Strategist at Rand Merchant Bank discusses the weakness of the rand as UK financial markets go through a melt down.
Philip Saunders, Co-Head of Multi-Asset Growth at Ninety One explains what is behind the UK’s financial crisis
Wandile Sihlobo, Agricultural Economist at Agricutural Business Chamber says interventions are needed to help SA farmers and agribusinesses battling higher costs
Rachel Kolisi, co-founder of Kolisi Foundation talks about her relationship with investing and saving money
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Dr Sifiso Falala, founder of Sovereign Africa Ratings on why they created their own rating agency and the methodologies they used to put South Africa on investment grade.
In the Money Show explainer, we looked at whether an employer can force its employees to register to vote as a requirement for a job.
Crystal Birch milliner & stylist talks about the inspiration behind her avant-garde hats in our Friday File feature.
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Gina Schoeman, economist at CitiBank looks at the central bank’s move to rein on inflation and the consequences it has on ordinary citizens.
Duncan McLeod, founder and editor at Techcentral on Blue Label — Cell C’s largest shareholder— finalising the recapitalisation with the mobile network.
Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains whether you should restructure your portfolio when you retire
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Sanisha Packirisamy, economist at Momentum Investments explains what the Fed’s work to tame inflation will mean for the dollar and other currencies.
Better & Brighter, a company by a group of Cape Town kids, talk about their product, Vocabulary Word Pack, which helps their peers improve their lexicon.
Fred Swaniker, founder at African Leadership University is our shapeshifter for the week. He spoke about how their university is shaping the minds of future African leaders.
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Dr Iraj Abedian, CEO at Pan-African Investments and Research Services looks at how the continuous power cuts are negatively reverberating throughout the economy.
Mark Barnes, investment banker and former CEO of SA’s Post Office on his letter to the president, detailing factors that can unstack the economy.
Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss Investment School explained how you can deal with receiving a lump sum of money at one go.
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Nolan Wapenaar, co-chief investment officer at Anchor Capital looks at how the recent power cuts have affected the currency. Meanwhile, Chris Yelland energy analyst on how private businesses plugging their available renewable energy to the national grid will help Eskom.
Tracey Gilmore, COO at The Clothing Bank on the organisation rebranding and changing its name to Taking Care of Businesses in order to represent their current offerings.
Then, Andile Mazwai, chairperson of Alex Forbes Unit Trust talks about his own finances and relationship with cash in Other People’s Money.
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Hilary Joffe, Columnist and editor-at-large at Business Day analyses the need for the World Bank’s financing for greening of Eskom’s old Komati power station. She also discusses the impact of that. Grant Pattison, Managing Director Africa at Heliogen on The Money Show Explainer goes through the math around electricity tariff increases and impact on consumers.
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- Allan Pullinger, FirstRand’s CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through FirstRand’s annual financial results and its biggest dividend pay-out in history.
- Riaz Haffejee, Metair’s CEO discusses the effect of raw material shortages on the company’s profits.
- Warren Ingram, Personal Financial Advisor and Executive Director at Galileo Capital explains why the stock market won’t make you rich, but your emotions might!
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Prof Samson Mamphweli, Director of Centre for Renewable Energy: Stellenbosch University at Stellenbosch University discusses the fate of Eskom as the power utility extends rolling power outages around the country.
Estienne de Klerk, CEO at Growthpoint Properties South Africa takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results. V&A Waterfront co-owner, Growthpoint sweetens its dividend and pre-pandemic levels.
Share activists, Just Share say business lobby group, Busa is utterly reckless with its proposals on carbon tax.
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Renowned professor, Philip Nichols who specialises in corruption and emerging economies explains how South Africa can rid itself off graft that is entranced throughout the whole society.
Johan van Zyl, co-CEO at African Rainbow Capital on their annual financial results - and whether their still acquiring Telkom.
Ralph Speirs, head of the investment challenge portfolio at JSE explains how you can lay good investment skills foundation for your children.
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TP Nchocho, chief executive officer of the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa on how they have managed to double their funding approvals.
Richard Spoor, public interest lawyer, helps to answer who will be liable for the mine wall collapse in Jagersfontein, which left hundreds of people homeless and injured.
Then Gcina Mhlope, activist, storyteller and author talks about her career as well as relationship with her money.
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Gavin Kelly, chief executive officer at Road Freight Association on why they are against the anti-dumping protection levies on the importation of tyres into South Africa.
On The Money Show Explainer, Kevin Lings chief economist at Stanlib on why local companies doing well while the economy is lagging?
For Friday, Roxanne Ferreira owner of Arrange Studio talks about the inspiration behind the Paradise Light.
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Miyelani Maluleke, senior economist at Absa, explains whether the country’s current account deficit is something of concern.
Abigail Mukhuba, CFO at Sanlam on their headline earnings slipping by 8% to R3.84 billion in its year to end-June due to an increase in claims.
Then on personal finance, Warren Ingram, financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discussed Golden Visas, and if they are worth the money.
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Adrian Gore, founder & group chief executive officer at Discovery Limited takes Bruce Whitfield through their financial results.
Noel Doyle, CEO at Tiger Brands on recalling Purity Essentials Baby Powder due to levels of asbestos.
Sello Hatang, CEO at Nelson Mandela Foundation is The Money Show’s shapeshifter - he spoke about the work that the organisation does.
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Pieter Engelbrecht, CEO at Shoprite chats to Bruce Whitfield about their financial results and how the retailer is continuously improving their game to give customers a good experience.
Thanda Sithole, senior economist at FNB on how the KZN floods and prolonged power outages caused the second quarter of GDP to shrink.
Then in Investment School, Magda Wierzycka, CEO at Sygnia Group explains how you can use your tax-free savings account for your retirement portfolio.
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Mpumi Madisa CEO at Bidvest analyses their stellar financial results.
Stefano Marani, CEO at Renergen on how the company's gas plant will help drive up the transition towards clean energy and open competition in the sector.
Then Layton Beard, spokesperson at Automobile Association talks about his career as well as his relationship with money
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Guest: Carmit Bamberger | Owner of Milliers Antiques
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Guest: Gary McNamara | From Sanlam Private Wealth
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Marthinus Stander, Rainbow Chicken's managing director explains for what reason they want the government to reimpose duties on chicken portions — and why they believe it's not relieving consumers.
Prof John Stremlau, professor of international Relations at Wits University on The Money Show Explainer looks into the US & SA relations — and what the invitation to President Cyril Ramaphosa by the US' head of state, Joe Biden to the White House means for South Africa.
Then for Friday File, Carmit Bamberger, owner of Milliers Antiques talks about the business of selling antiques.
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Guest: Prof John Stremlau | Professor of international relations at Wits University
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Guest: Marthinus Stander | Broiler Organisation Chairperson / Rainbow Chickens managing director
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Guest: Matete Thulare | Head of FX Execution at RMB
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Prof Michael Sachs, Former head of the National Treasury's budget office shares his reason why it's time to put social compact aside and disrupt economy. SA’s economy has been struggling and needs drastic change.
Impala Platinum and Santam’s executives analyse their financial results.
Warren Ingram, Galileo Capital’s CEO and personal finance expert explains why retirement planning is about spending not your capital
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Prof Michael Sachs, Former head of the National Treasury's budget office shares his reason why it's time to put social compact aside and disrupt economy. SA’s economy has been struggling and needs drastic change.
Impala Platinum and Santam’s executives analyse their financial results.
Warren Ingram, Galileo Capital’s CEO and personal finance expert explains why retirement planning is about spending not your capital
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Stephen Saad, CEO at Aspen on their financial results and their vaccine deal with India’s Serum Institute.
Colin Cullis in Business Unusual looked at refining productivity for remote work.
Then for Shapeshifter, Bruce Whitfield was joined by the CEO of SAB, Richard Rivett-Carnac talks about his career as well as the alcohol business.
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Pauli Van Wyk, investigative journalist with Scorpio at Daily Maverick explains the High Court in Pietermaritzburg’s order that the VBS Mutual Bank can now seize former president Jacob Zuma’s realisable assets to repay his R6.5-million loan for his homestead at Nkandla in KwaZulu-Natal.
Michael Sassoon, CEO at Sasfin Holdings Limited on the bank suspending some of its staff amid claims of fraud with cigarette group Gold Leaf.
Then in Investment School, Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisors gives five tips you can use to recover from a bad investment or loss from stock market.
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Mitch Slape, CEO at Massmart analyses the company’s financial results and his decision to step down.
Evan Walker, portfolio manager at 36ONE Asset Management explains whether the delisting of Massmart makes sense and how the retail sector will be affected.
Then on Other People’s Money, Panyaza Lesufi, Gauteng Education MEC talks about his relationship with finances.
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Kennedy Bungane, African Bank's CEO takes Bruce Whilftield thourgh the idea to acquire of majority of Ubank's assets, liabilities and staff for R80 million.
The Money Show Explainer: Why price-fixing and collusion is bad. Prof Adrian Saville, Investment Specialist at Genera Capital analyses the economic cost of collusion.
Friday File: A glamping experience with Camp Canoe
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Makgale Mohlala, manager of the Cartels Division at Competition Commission explains why the commission raided premises of eight major long-term insurance companies as it suspects they've engaged in collusive practices to fix prices and trading conditions.
Neal Froneman, CEO Of Sibanye Stillwater on their shares rallying despite 51% profit slump.
Warren Ingram, financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains why you might have a problem if you invested in an offshore pension with your offshore allowance.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib on the country’s annual inflation reaching record highs.
Bidcorp's annual dividend jumped by 75%, with profits rising by more than half to above pre-pandemic levels. Bernard Berson, CEO at Bidcorp helped Bruce Whitfield further analyse their financial results.
In Business Unusual, Colin Cullis looked at three names in big tech, two to watch and one to watch out for.
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Hanre Rossouw, Chief financial officer at Sasol takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s annual results and explains the massive boost f crude oil and chemicals prices on the company’s bottoms line. Aveng's annual headline profits falls by 60% but Australia operations come to the rescue – Sean Flanagan, Aveng’s CEO explains the financial year. Nerina Visser, Strategist and Advisor at ETF SA looks Proactive Passive Management on Investment School.
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As Cosatu and the SA Federation of Trade Unions are planning a national shutdown on Wednesday, we look at how this will further impact the country’s fragile economy.
TJ Strydom, financial journalist and author reviews his latest book, ‘Koos Bekker’s Billion' - which looks at how Bekker navigated the business world in order to make his fortunes.
For Other People’s Money, South African chef, Karen Dudley talks about food and money.
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Sim Tshabalala, Standard Bank group chief executive analyses the banks’ interim financial results
On The Money Show Explainer, Stuart Theobald, financial analyst and chairman at Intellidex delineates what grey-listing is, and its implications.
For Friday, Mark Smyth, freelance automotive journalist reviews the new Aston Martin DBX707 SUV.
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Warren Ingram, financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital shares the pros and cons of dying with too much money. He looks at whether people should aim zero funds in your bank account when they pass on.
Then Exxaro and Curro’s executives will take Bruce Whitfield through their interim financial results.
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Unathi Kamlana, commissioner at Financial Sector Conduct Authority explains what the implications are for companies that do not pay towards their employees' provident fund, including the ANC.
Sydney Soundy, executive manager at the Land Bank responds to aggravated farmers, who claim that the institution is forcing indebted farmers to liquidate.
For shapeshifter, Takealot's Group CEO, Mamongae Mahlare discusses the e-commerce business in South Africa.
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Experts and industry players talk about the implication of the government's ban on the movement of cattle in order to curb the outbreak of the foot-and-mouth disease.
Hannes van den Berg, co-head of SA equity and multi asset at Ninety-One analyses BHP, the world’s biggest miner's financial results, after it recorded US$40.6 billion in earnings.
Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss discusses the seven questions to ask yourself before you make any investment; and one way to remember them all in our investment school.
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Absa's new CEO, Arrie Rautenbach talks about the company interim financial results. Absa half-year earnings jump 27% and dividend pay-out doubled.
Pick n Pay’s CEO Pieter Boone discusses the introduction of a new supermarket brand, dubbed Pick n Pay QualiSave, to the South African market.
Business book review with futurist Graeme Codrington, Partner at TomorrowToday. He takes Bruce Whitfield through The Man Who Broke Capitalism: How Jack Welch Gutted the Heartland and Crushed the Soul of Corporate America—and How to Undo His Legacy – it is a book by David Gelles.
Hulisani Ravele, the former YoTV presenter, 947 radio host and mental health awareness advocate shares talks about her early lessons with money then shares her philosophy towards investing and saving money on Other People’s Money feature.
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Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership South Africa gives a timeline on when they will start to collaborate with the NPA to aid them with skills it needs to prosecute cases.
On The Money Show Explainer, Ahmore Burger-Smidt, director at Werksmans Attorneys discusses how mergers and acquisitions work in the telecommunications sector as Rain and MTN are courting Telkom.
Then for Friday File, interdisciplinary artist, Nandipha Mntambo talks about venturing into functional sculptures
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Ralph Mupita, CEO at MTN Group comments on their solid financial results and on the news that Rain, a data-only mobile network wants to merge with Telkom.
Meanwhile, Duncan McLeod, founder and editor at Techcentral analyses Rain’s proposition to join with Telkom, weeks after MTN revealed its interest in the latter.
Then, Gregg Sneddon, certified financial planner at The Financial Coach discusses tax planning when it comes to income retirement in our personal finance feature.
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Gregg Sneddon | Certified Financial Planner at The Financial Coach
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Mike Brown, CEO at Nedbank Group on their improved half year results, and how they are working to grow their customer base.
Paresh Prema, health branch head at Alexforbes and Craig Comrie, CEO at Profmed explains how the past year has changed the way medical aid schemes consider their price increases. It has now become a balancing act of inflation and affordability.
Benji Meltzer, co-founder of Aerobotics, a South African start-up that provides intelligent tools to the world's agriculture industry is our shapeshifter for the week. He speaks on how their start-up is changing farming and contributing to food security in the country.
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Mary-Jane Morifi, chief corporate affairs and sustainability officer at Tiger Brands discusses how and why the food producer spent R4.2-billion to support black women-owned enterprises, specifically farmers.
Zanele Njapha, the Unlearning Expert & Innovation Facilitator looks at the gender pay gap and why it continues to persist.
For Investment School, Carmen Nel, Economist and Macro Strategist at Matrix Fund Managers gives a pragmatic take on ESG investing. She also explains how individuals can take part in this kind of investing.
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Karyn Maughan, legal journalist at News24 on the findings of the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria on the suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane — that she violated the South Africa Revenue Service's official, Ivan Pillay, on her latest report on the revenue service.
Wayne Duvenage, CEO at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse explains how the private sector sharing their technical expertise with the NPA will help increase prosecutions.
Then on Other People’s Money, actress Fiona Ramsay talks about her acclaimed career and her relationship with money.
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Francois Viviers of Capitec and Steven Ambrose, MD at Atvance Intellect explains why the lender's online platform have not been working.
Friday File is on Bush Bites, the maker of gourmet nut butters
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Ismail Momoniat, Acting Director General at National Treasury on how the South African government and private sector can hold Bain & Co responsible for its involvement in capturing SA Revenue Services—after the UK government suspended doing business with the firm for three years. Prof Tracy-Lynn Field, professor of Law at Wits looks at the missed opportunities to formalise the artisanal mining sector in the country. On personal finance, Warren Ingram, financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital, explains what you should do outside of your investment portfolio to improve your financial position.
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Lord Peter Hain, British politician & anti-apartheid fighter and Athol Williams, former senior partner at Bain & Company discuss the decision by the UK government to suspend doing business with Bain & Company for three years — and why the SA government is silent on the matter. Coen Jonker, co-founder & CEO at TymeBank on the digital bank acquiring leading fintech SME founder, Retail Capital, as it bolsters its business banking offering. Victor Barbosa, creative entrepreneur and co-founder of Naked Coffee shop is our shapeshifter for the week
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Cas Coovadia, CEO at Business Unity SA on why bilateral talks are needed between government and business in order to implement plans to change the country’s economic trajectory. Dr Leila Fourie, CEO of the JSE discusses the stock exchange’s interim financial results. Then on Investment School, Maya Fisher-French, personal finance journalist at Maya on Money explains how to get passive income from shares; and why property is not a passive investment.
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Lisette IJssel de Schepper, economist at Bureau for Economic Research looks at how the country’s power crisis has impacted the manufacturing sector. Paul Matthew, CEO at Association of Meat Importers and Exporters on why the suspension of chicken tariffs is a major win for SA consumers. Clive Morris, founder & CEO of Clive Morris Productions speaks about his career and relationship with money.
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Ferial Haffajee , Associate Editor at Daily Maverick and Lumkile Mondi,| Senior Lecturer at School of Economics and Business Science of the University of the Witwatersrand analyse the importance of the ruling party’s policy conference on South African citizens as the economy struggles. Michael Fridjhon, International Wine Expert at Wine Wizard speaks about luxurious Brandy's you'd want on your palate
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Guest: Michael Fridjhon | International Wine Expert at Wine Wizard
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Anglo American’s new CEO Duncan Wanblad takes Bruce Whitfield through his maiden half year financial results. He explains why the mining giant decided to reduce its dividend pay-out. Prof Adrian Saville, Investment Specialist at Genera Capital explains why the US Fed is not panicking about inflation
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Portia Derby, CEO at Transnet on how they are turning their fortunes around. Paul Cruickshank, CEO of RCL Foods and Evan Walker, portfolio manager at 36ONE Asset Management discusses global inflation and how its impacting local food production. Coen Jonker, CEO at TymeBank is our Shapeshifter for the week.
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Natascha Viljoen, CEO of Anglo-American Platinum on their financial results and her suggestion on how President Cyril Ramaphosa can solve SA’s energy crisis. Nyimpini Mabunda , CEO of General Electric Southern Africa discusses his book, Take Charge: Life Lessons. Then Temba Bavuma, South Africa batsman and limited-overs captain talks his career and relationship with money
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Siobhan Redford, economist at RMB scrutinises the government’s intention to introduce a price cap for 93 octane petrol. In the Money Show Explainer, Dr Thabi Leoka, independent economist answers why the SARB is increasing interest rates to tame headline inflation. For Friday File, Peter Tempelhoff, chef patron at South Africa’s top restaurant, Fyn discusses elements that have made them the finest eatery in the country.
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Exports analyse whether the latest increase on the repo rate will be enough to reign on inflation — and how it will impact consumers. Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership South Africa discusses how the cost of running a business will increases after the latest interest rate hike. Then, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how you can invest your money wisely if you cannot predict the future.
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Patrick Kelly, chief director at Stats SA and Razia Khan, chief economist Africa and Middle East Global research at Standard Chartered Bank looks at South Africa’s rising inflation —- and how it differs from other emerging markets. Dr Terence McNamee, global fellow of the Africa program at The Wilson Center looks at how creative destruction can end South Africa’s governance crisis. Greig Jansen, CEO of Pura Beverages is our shapeshifter for the week.
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Economist debate whether the global economy is fulfilling its own prophecies of pending recession. Caro De Waal, former editor at Food24 takes a look at the state of SA's restaurants as three local eateries make it into the world's top 100 list. In investment school, Viv Govender portfolio Manager at Rand Swiss explains what does Stagflation mean, and what we can learn from the 70s?
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Conrad Wood, head of fixed income at Aluwani Capital Partners looks at South Africa’s risks of defaulting on its debt. Syd Vianello independent retail analyst looks at the last remaining refineries in SA and what could it mean for fuel production in the country. Lawson Naidoo, executive secretary at Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution discusses his career and relationship with money.
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Dobek Pater, Telecoms Analyst at Africa Analysis discuss the implications of MTN buying Telkom. He explains how the telecoms sector in South Africa will change should the transaction go ahead. Michael Zahariev , co-founder of Luxity talks of the growth of the business. The business sources and sells pre-owned designer luxury brands.
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Maya Fisher-French, personal finance journalist at Maya on Money and Andy Du Plessis managing director at FoodForward SA on the increasing cost of living. Charl Kocks, the principal at Ratings Afrika on the finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana warnings that municipalities should start playing a key role in growing the economy. Then SuperSaver Julia on personal finance discusses her evergreen assets and some pitfalls she faced through her investment journey
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Gina Schoeman, economist at Citi Bank on the roaring US inflation —- and its ripple effect on global markets. Edward Kieswetter, commissioner at South African Revenue Service on how their keeping their doors open while some of its employees are embarking on an industrial action. Then for shapeshifter, Paul Christie, co-founder of Doppio Zero on how a small South African bakery grew into a national restaurant franchise.
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Experts talk about the labour minister, Thulas Nxesi’s promise to create 2 million jobs by 2024. Douglas MacMillan, corporate accountability reporter at The Washington Post on the UberFiles, specifically how the e-hailing service lied about their model in order to enter new markets such as South Africa. In Investment School, Petri Redelinghuys founder at Herenya Capital Advisors on how to spot Ponzi scheme investments or scams
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Philip De Wet, associate editor at Business Insider SA on the amount of times president Cyril Ramaphosa was all bark and no bite on ending load-shedding . Prof Mark Swilling, a commissioner on the National Planning Commission on the mandate of the panel. Hilary Joffe, columnist and editor-at-large at Business Day on her career and relationship with money.
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Duncan Pieterse, Deputy Director-General for Economic Policy at National Treasury discusses Fitch Rating Agency's outlook on SA's economic growth. He explains to Bruce Whitfield what the pitfalls for the economy could be. Elana Brundyn, co-founder at Art House Collection talks about the growth of the business.
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Mpumi Madisa, CEO at Bidvest on buying an Australia cleaning services group BIC, as part of its strategy to increase its interest in facilities management. Azad Zangana, senior European economist and strategist at Schroders on Boris Johnson resigning as UK prime minister. Warren Ingram, financial adviser at Galileo Capital explains whether high performing companies make good investments? (the good company, is a good investment fallacy).
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Varies businesses explain how Eskom’s inability to keep the lights on has impacted their operations. Warren Wheatley, chief investment officer at Lebashe Investment Group on the company buying Mara smartphone’s factory and assets. He also detailed what the future holds for the cell phone brand in SA. For Shapeshifter, Mukosi Mudavhi the principal of one of Gauteng’s top township schools, Forte High School in Dobsonville, Soweto talks about how he is revolutionising public education
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Dr Iraj Abedian, CEO at Pan-African Investments and Research Services discusses long term effects of the strike action at Eskom, which plunged the country into one of the worst episodes of loadshedding. Arnold Prinsloo, CEO at Eskort on consumers buying pork as beef and lamb prices soar. In Investment school, Kokkie Kooyman, executive director & portfolio manager at Denker Capital explains the triangle of growth, uncertainty and value
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Experts look at how the impact of the upcoming petrol price hike will trinkle into other sectors of the economy and squeeze people financially. JP Landman, political & trend analyst on the Zondo Commission being fairly unique and something South Africans should celebrate. For Other People’s Money, Rudolf Straeuli, ex-Springbok coach and Lions Rugby Team's CEO talks about his career and relationship with money
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Lisette IJssel de Schepper, senior economist at Bureau for Economic Research looks at factors that negatively weighed down on the Absa Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) —- and what the overall impact on the economy will be. For The Money Show Explainer, Terry Bell, labour analyst looks at the state of unions in South Africa, and how much power do they still have. For Friday File, Dino Constantino, director of operations and partner of the Marble Group spoke to us about their recent convenient store, The Pantry
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Paul Kollenberg, head of asset management at Growthpoint Properties on their struggle with diesel as loadshedding persist. John Dludlu, CEO at Small Business Institute on how small business owners are battered black and blue by pro-longed loadshedding. Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital on why you should not gamble with your investments and go with a strategy that works.
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Dr Iraj Abedian, CEO at Pan-African Investments and Research Services explains how companies that participated in State Capture can account. Mamello Matikinca-Ngwenya, FNB chief economist on the consumer confidence index plunging to record-lows. Terence Sibiya, group managing executive for Nedbank Africa Region is the shapeshifter for the week.
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Experts discuss the latest round of loadshedding and how it will affect South Africa’s growth prospects. Hlelo Giyose, CEO at First Avenue Investment Management on why viable SOEs need to be listed on the JSE to facilitate economic growth. On Investment School, Kokkie Kooyman executive director & portfolio manager at Denker Capital explains investing in times of uncertainty.
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Duncan McLeod, founder and editor at TechCentral analyses Takealot’s financial performance — and if it can compete with new entrants in the e-commerce market such as Amazon. Toby Shapshak, chief at Stuff Studios discusses the history of the various charging cables. Songezo Zibi, former Business Day editor and author talks about his illustrious career and relationship with money
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André de Ruyter, Group CEO at Eskom gives an update on their court case with its workers and loadshedding. On The Money Show Explainer, Jannie Rossouw, visiting professor at the Wits Business School discusses why sanctions are not working in Russia. For Friday, Daniel Nel, sixth generation distiller at Boplaas took Motheo through the alchemy of making brandy.
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Chris Yelland, energy analyst and MD at EE Business Intelligence looks at Eskom’s efforts to boost the national grid by plugging in more renewable energy. Anthony Leeming, CEO at Sun International Group on how the drop of Covid-19 restrictions could help the tourism industry. On personal finance, Kim Potgieter, certified financial planner and author of Midlife Money Makeover looked at whether you are sacrificing your financial wellbeing with the habit of supporting your adult children
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib analysis the effect of the consumer inflation breaching the SA Reserve Bank’s target range (3%-6%) for the first time in five years. It is at 6.5% Does this mean the central bank will increase interest rate by 0.5% in the next MPC meeting? Daniel Silke, Director at Political Futures Consultant on the final state capturer. Shapeshifter - Namritha Sivsanker, CEO and Founder of Hope SA foundation
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Clifford Blackburn, CEO at TSI Central Station on the problems that shipping companies are facing. Rosemary Anderson, national chairperson at Fedhasa, is urging the NEC to quickly adopt relaxed Covid-19 rules recommended by the government. Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss discusses investing in commodities the right way in our investment school feature.
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Grace Harding, CEO of Ocean Basket on the unfair relationship between landlords and tenant. Hylton Kallner, CEO at Discovery Bank discusses their partnership with SAA. On Other People’s Money, special investigating Unit spokesperson, Kaizer Kganyago on his relationship with money.
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Kevin Derrick, Co-founder of Creative Rides discusses the growth of collector car investment market. Carmen Nel, Economist and Macro Strategist at Matrix Fund Managers explains the works of ratings agencies and their importance to the economy.
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Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes analyses the ripple effects of high interest rates on emerging markets following hike by US and European central bankers. Warren Ingram, Personal Financial Advisor and Executive Director at Galileo Capital share tips on how to give your children a head start, teach them about money.
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital on the central bank of America's fight against inflation. South African businessman, Sir Bradely Fried and chair at Bank of England on being knighted by the Queen. Brewmaster, Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela entrepreneur and founder of Tolokazi Premium Beer & Cider is our shapeshifter of the week.
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Serame Taukobong, Telkom’s CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s full year financial results explains why the group’s revenue fell by 1.1% to R42.8 billion. Anthony Thünstrom, TFG’s CEO discusses how the fashion retailer will expands its local manufacturing facilities footprint. David Shapiro, Veteran Stockbroker and Deputy Chairman at Sasfin on the Investment School feature shares tips on recession proofing an investment portfolio.
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The governor of the central bank Lesetja Kganyago on South Africa’s ailing economy and their inflation targeting policy. Matete Thulare, head of FX Execution at RMB on the rand weakening against the dollar as data showed that US inflation quickened in May. Prof. Mcebisi Ndletyana, politics lecturer at the University Of Johannesburg talks about his relationship with money
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Linden Birns, managing director at Plane Talking analyses the state of South African commercial airlines —- and what happens now that there are fewer airlines in the air. For Friday File, Elsa Vogts, museologist at Babylonstoren discusses their wine museum, 'The Story of Wine' in Franschhoek, in the Western Cape.
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Prof Mcebisi Ndletyana, political science professor at University of Johannesburg analysis the reasons behind the suspension of the public protector. Chris Christodoulou, managing partner at Christodoulou & Mavrikis attorney looks at whether airlines can successfully complete a business rescue process after Comair was grounded. Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital looks at working backwards to reach financial freedom.
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Brett Botten, CEO at Spar Group talks about their financial results and how they are using their in-store promotions to aid consumers that are struggling financially. Anna Olivier, co-owner of Umatie on how they are changing perceptions around the sale of baby food. Then Nolo Thobejane, head of sub-Saharan Africa, at KFC Africa is our shapeshifter for the week.
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital scrutinises the growth of the country’s economy for the first quarter of 2022 — and whether you should be celebrating. Karyn Maughan legal journalist at News 24 looks at what more needs to be done before the Gupta brothers face justice. Debra Slabber, portfolio specialist at Morningstar Investment Management SA explains how you can protect your portfolio against market volatility.
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Experts look at whether President Cyril Ramaphosa was in the wrong after it is alleged that he failed to report a burglary at his farm in Limpopo, where about $4 million was stolen.
Leon Claassen, rating Afrika analyst zooms into the dire financial state of South Africa’s municipalities. On Other People’s Money, David Tlale Fashion Designer speaks about making beautiful clothes and his relationship with money.
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Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes talks about global concerns of stagflation and how and if whether it will affect South Africa. In the Money Show Explainer, Miles van der Molen CEO at CemAir explains how airlines collect funds from consumers and how refunds work. For Friday File, Anton Welz coin expert at Stephan Welz & Co discusses their rare coins auctions
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Pieter du Toit, assistant editor of In-depth News at News24 analysis president Cyril Ramaphosa’s admission to a robbery at his farm. Jan Fourie, manager of South Africa & vice president of project development in Sub-Saharan Africa at Scatec Solar on the signing of contracts for ‘emergency’ power procurement programme in Northen Cape. In personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital advises on how you can prepare yourself for buying a car.
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Glenn Orsmond, co-CEO at Comair clarifies why they cancelled their flights. Dinesh Govender, CEO at Discovery Vitality and Guy Leitch managing editor at SA Flyer Magazine explains when and how airlines refund their consumers. Alan Browde, founder and CEO at SA Harvest is our Shapeshifter for the week
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Experts talk about the increase in petrol price and how it will affect industries and consumers. Famous Brands CEO Darren Hele on the company’s financial results. Craig Gradidge, co-founder, and financial planner at Gradidge-Mahura Investments explains alternative options for living annuities.
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Kevin Lings,chief Economist at Stanlib looks at the fuel price increase and whether the government can intervene again to relief consumers. Then Toby Shapshak, chief at Stuff Studios reviews the iPad Pro 11-inch. Then on Other People’s Money, Duncan McLeod founder & editor of TechCentral discusses running a publication and his relationship with money.
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Leon Lourens, CEO at Pepkor on their financial results, specifically on what led to a small boost in their revenue. Nkosikhona Duma, EWN Reporter on the five former senior Transnet officials which were arrested for fraud, corruption and money laundering.Then for Friday File, Nick Scher founder and managing director at 1701 a nougat and luxury gifting company talk sweets.
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Peter Wharton-Hood, CEO at Life Healthcare Group takes Ray White through the company’s financial results — and factors that lead to a jump in revenue. Erik Smuts CEO at Nampak on their debt challenges and how they are operating in this changed environment. Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how to protect yourself from panic when markets drop
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Bruce Whitfield talks to Leila Fourie, group CEO of the JSE, at the World Economic Forum about SA being the only emerging market that has improved its GDP debt deficit since 2019, and the country’s potential for growth. He also spoke to Andrew Hill, senior business writer at the Financial Times about how the management of people at workplaces is evolving. Noel Doyle, Tiger Brands CEO on the company’s financial results. Then Hilly Khan , CEO at Continental Linen Group is The Money Show’s shapeshifter for the week.
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Bruce Whitfield talks to Benedikt Sobotka, CEO of Eurasian Resources on the opportunities that mining has as the globe transition to clean energy. Kennedy Bungane , CEO at African Bank on their half-year results. Martin Kromat, senior Partner at Phatisa on the company leading a DFI consortium investment into RSA integrated food business. Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisor explains reverse repo, and how they work and why they are important in the current climate
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Bruce Whitfield looks at the discussions that took place at the first day of The World Economic Forum. He also spoke to Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, minister of human settlements and ANC head of economic transformation — and Keyvan Esfarjani, chief global operations officer at Intel. Rui Morais, CFO at Dis-Chem Pharmacies and Dr Richard Friedland, CEO at Netcare discussed their company’s financial results. Mziwakhe Nkosi head coach at Lions Rugby team chats about his relationship with money
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Prof Adrian Saville, Investment Specialist at Genera Capital discusses whether SA companies in Russia may be forced to sell their assets. Prosus to sell Russian online marketplace Avito, formerly worth $6bn. Bruce Whitfield profiles Starry-Eve Collett, founder of Casamento - Manufacturer of unique expressionist furniture
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SARB's MPC tell consumers to tighten their belts - if they have any - and increases the repo rate by 50 basis points. Gina Schoeman, economist at Citi Bank analyses the effect of the interest rate cycle. Richard Wainwright, CEO at Investec Bank takes Bruce Whitfield through Investec’s annual financial results which saw earning double to pre-Covid-19 pandemic. Warren Ingram, Personal Financial Advisor and Executive Director at Galileo Capital questions whether consumers can we learn anything from the Crypto market movements over the last two years.
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Hendrik Du Toit ,CEO at Ninety One talks about the company’s financial results. Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib on consumer inflation, remaining unchanged in April at 5.9%. Then Grant Pattison, managing director at Heliogen, a renewable energy technology company and former CEO of Edcon is our Shapeshifter for the week
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Pieter Boone, CEO at Pick n Pay takes Bruce Whitfield through the retailer’s financial results. Raj Makanjee, CEO at FNB Retail on how middle-income earners use 80% of their monthly salary in five days. Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss explains key dates for dividend driven investors.
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Shameel Joosub, group CEO at Vodacom on their stellar financial results. Pravin Gordhan, minister of public enterprises gives an update on the SAA transaction. Then on Other People’s Money, Rock ‘n Roll roadie turned global entrepreneur Richard Mulholland discusses his relationship with money.
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Isana Cordier, head of consumer goods and services sector coverage at Absa looks at how South Africans' spending was buttered by the pandemic. On the Money Show Explainer, Callee Davis, economist at Oxford Economics Africa zoomed into the 2022 Mining Indaba and explained whether it still has the potential to grow the mining sector in the continent. Then for Friday File, Kholofelo Xesha Masha founder of watch company, Xesha South Africa speaks about making watches.
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Tshepo Mahloele, chairman at Takatso Consortium on their deal to purchase a 51% stake in SAA, and when the deal will be concluded. Farzam Ehsani, co-founder and CEO at VALR.com on more than $200 billion being wiped off in the cryptocurrency market in a day. Then on personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains investing for income when markets are going crazy.
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital looks at the US inflation and how it will affect South Africa. Chris Yelland, energy analyst looks at the state of the national grid, as the country continues to struggle with load-shedding. Peter ‘Fats’ Lazarides, founder of Ocean Basket is our Shapeshifter.
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Rob Rose, editor of Financial Mail on the media getting access to the Steinhoff report. Antony Sguazzin, senior Africa writer at Bloomberg News on the National Treasury saying the SAA deal could still financially burden the fiscus. And in investment school, Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss explains long-term investing opportunities in a bear market
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Guy Leitch, Editor at SA Flyer Magazine updates Bruce Whitfield on jet fuel shortages at OR Tambo International. Tebello Chabana, Senior Executive Public Affairs & Transformation at Minerals Council South Africa talks about the Mining Indaba that has kicked off in Cape Town and bemoans red tape that causes the mining sector R100-billion investments. Then, Thando Thabethe, Radio presenter and actress talks about her relationship with money.
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Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural Economist at FNB explains why the Russia/Ukraine War is affecting the cost of cooking oil and other commodities around the globe. Then Martin Preece, executive Vice President at Gold Fields on The Money Show Explainer, discusses how mining houses can “greenify” their mines. Friday File - Southern Yurts
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Tobin Davenport | co-founder of Southern Yurts
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Thato Mashigo | Portfolio Manager at Sanlam Private Wealth
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Paul Makube | Senior Agricultural Economist at FNB
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State employees demand a 10% wage increase despite the Treasury's intentions to curb the public salary wage bill, Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes why the effects of the high wage increase demand. President Cyril Ramaphosa is "hatching a plan" with three other African presidents to save South Africa's Aspen Covid-19 vaccine plant. Warren Ingram, Personal Financial Advisor and Executive Director at Galileo Capital shares some advice on temptations of aggressively buying global markets now that they are down.
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital scrutinises the deal between Sanlam and Allianz. Peter Armitage, CEO at Anchor Capital examines whether the JSE introducing a new technology board will help it increase its listings. Then on Shapeshifter, Dr Vuyane Mhlomi, co-founder and CEO of Quro Medical
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York Zucchi | Chair of The Start Up Tribe
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Peter Armitage | CEO at Anchor Capital
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André Visser | General Manager of issuer regulation at JSE
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Chris Steward | Portfolio Manager at Ninety One
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Ed Stoddard | Journalist at Business Maverick
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Prof Adrian Saville | Investment Specialist at Genera Capital
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Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes on reasons diesel prices are going up. Gavin Kelly, chief executive officer at Road Freight Association on how the high diesel prices will impact thier industry. David Shapiro, veteran stockbroker and deputy Chairman at Sasfin explained the importance of understanding your personality and the impact it has on investment returns
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David Shapiro | Veteran Stockbroker and Deputy Chairman at Sasfin
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Jaco Maritz | Editor at How We Made It In Africa
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Andy Rice | Branding and Advertising Expert
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Nthando Kubheka | Founder of Sugar Insure
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Hugo Pienaar | Chief economist at Bureau for Economic Research at Stellenbosch University
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Norman Mackechnie | Portfolio Manager at Momentum Asset Management
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Gavin Kelly | Chief Executive Officer at Road Freight Association
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Isaah Mhlanga | Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes
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Andrew Levy, labour economist and MD at Andrew Levy Employment looks at the relevance of unions and whether they adequately represent workers. Onyi Nwaneri, CEO of recruitment and placement company,Afrika Tikkun Services on workers needing to adapt to the changing world. Ndumiso Lindi, comedian, talks about making jokes and his relationship with money.
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Pieter Du Toit, assistant editor at News24, Nkosikhona Duma, EWN Reporter and Stephen van Coller, CEO at EOH comment on the brazen corruption seen in the latest State Capture report. Dawie Buys, retired insurance risk manager looks at reinsurance on the Money Show Explainer. And Frank Kilbourn, chairman Strauss & Co on their launch of an online shop.
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Bertina Engelbrecht, CEO of Clicks on factors that are driving their revenue up. Ernest Lai King, managing director of 1 Road Consulting on how one-sided tax laws violate taxpayer rights to fair administration. Then on personal finance Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains the best way to fight inflation.
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George Glynos, head of research at ETM Analytics looks at the trajectory of South Africa’s economy post democracy. Steven Ambrose, MD at Atvance Intellect on how technology advances are changing the telecom industry. Saul Kornik, CEO and founder at Kena Health is our shapeshifter for the week.
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Prof. Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital looks at the structure of executive pays in South Africa. Ismail Momoniat, deputy director general at National Treasury on the launch of the Bounce Bank Support Scheme for businesses. Then in our Investment School, Kim Potgieter, certified financial planner and of ‘Midlife Money Makeover’ discusses common mistakes that people make when they are saving for their retirement
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Wayne Duvenage, the CEO at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) explains why it would be better for private companies to invest more in the economy and manage key sectors. Piet Mouton, PSG Group on how far they are with their restructuring plans. On Other People’s Money, Sheldon Tatchell founder of the Legends Barbershop talks about cutting hair and his relationship with money
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Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes explains the role of central banks to tame inflation, and whether South Africa should be concerned with the current levels of inflation. Then for Friday File, Jackie Chantler, founder of Kop — where they decorate animal skulls — talks about her inspiration behind her designs.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib looks at the rate of inflation in South Africa. Kuseni Dlamini, Massmart group chairman, urges the government to introduce further reforms in order to unlock economic growth. For our shapeshifter, Bruce Whitfield, introduces Anat Apter, the woman behind Anat restaurant.
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Peter Worthington, senior economist at Absa on the International Monetary Fund's expectation that the global economy will decrease from 4.1% to 3.2% in 2022 — and the factors, such as inflation that would led to the decrease. James Formby, chief executive officer at Rand Merchant Bank on their call to the government to scrap local rules to procure green energy. On investment School, Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss looks at five basic stock order types that you need to know before you start trading online
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Thungela Resources share price left bloodied after Transnet signals force majeure. July Ndlovu, CEO of Thungela Resources explains how the business surviving following the force majeures. Christelle Colman, insurance expert and Ami Sure’s CEO explains why some insurance companies will not ensure areas and homeowners that might be prone to natural disasters. Warren Ingram, Personal Financial Advisor and Executive Director of Galileo Capital tells Bruce Whtifield why consumers are not optimistic enough.
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Stephen Van Coller, CEO at EOH on turning the tide at the company and their debt concerns. De Beer, DDG responsible for economic statistics at Stats SA on whether their data reflects the accurate size of the country’s economy. Pieter de Villiers, co-founder and CEO at Clickatell is our shapeshifter for the week.
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Gerrie Fourie, CEO at Capitec Bank on their addition of 190 000 new clients and their stellar financial results. Experts on how the heavy rains are destroying infrastructure in KZN. In our Investment School, Mduduzi Luthuli, co-founder and executive director at Luthuli Capital explains how you can retire with ENOUGH money.
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Experts on how chicken prices, a staple protein for most South Africans, will increase in the coming weeks as war in east-Europe persists. Chris Yelland, energy analyst and MD at EE Business Intelligence on how the changing global economy will make the bid-window 6 for renewable energy more costly. Bronwyn Williams, trend translator and future finance specialist at Flux Trends reviews the book, “Elephant in the Brain: Hidden Motives in Everyday Life” by Kevin Simler and Robin Hanson.
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Dr Thulani Vilakazi, CEO at Ithala Stock Limited explains what is at stake if South Africa goes ahead in transitioning the Postbank into a full-service bank. Nyari Samushonga, CEO of WeThinkCode on making sure that the youth is not left behind as the world goes fully digital. For Friday File, Warren Tucker, car experts look at the five most expensive cars in South Africa
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Gina Schoeman, senior economist at Citi Bank gives farewell to DG Dondo Mogajane who is stepping down from his position at Treasury. Wayne Duvenage, CEO at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa)| on the campaign to clamp down corruption and to defend democracy. Maya Fisher-French, Personal Finance Journalist at Maya on Money explains RSA Retail Bonds and their benefits.
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Neal Froneman, CEO Of Sibanye Stillwater explains the economic changes that are happening in the global economy and how the company is anticipating dealing with them. Sebastiano Iorio, CEO at Cargo Compass SA on supply chain bottlenecks continuing throughout 2022. Cumesh Moodliar, Head of Private Banking SA at Investec is our shapeshifter for the week.
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Duncan McLeod, founder and editor at Techcentral on Icasa’s proposal that telecommunications operators be forced to roll over data bundles for a minimum of six months. Dr Kingsley Makhubela, director at RiskRecon warns that South Africa needs to protect itself against a pending global economic catastrophe. Chantal Marx, head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments on finding and investing in great small stocks
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Prof Raymond Parsons, economist at NWU Business School on whether the country’s policy is still uncertain – and how we can change our macroeconomic environment. Ian Mann, Regular Book Reviewer and MD at Gateways Business Consultants reviews Little Big Breakthroughs by Josh Linker. South African Cyclist, Nicholas Dlamini talks about his relationship with money.
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Edward Kieswetter, Commissioner at South African Revenue Service on the tax authority getting its compliance right and its 15% increase in the collection of revenue compared with pre-Covid-19 numbers. On ‘The Money Show Explainer’ Andre Cilliers, Director and Currency Strategist at TreasuryONE delineates why the rand is set to end off the 1st quarter of 2022 10% stronger against the dollar. Then on Friday File, Kojo Baffoe, write and media consultant recommend three cigars you should try
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National Treasury, economists and consumer lobby groups discuss SA’s government’s decision to reduce the fuel levy by R1.50 in order to deal with the exorbitant increases in the price of petrol. Post-Covid honeymoon over for SA businesses so, how is the business sector dealing with the hangover. Pam Yako, Board Chairperson at SANParks new tourism investment opportunities on offer in National Parks.
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Layton Beard, spokesperson at Automobile Association calls on minister of transport Fikile Mbalula to extend the date to renew licenses. Lexi Monzeglio, chef, and co-owner of Lexi’s Health Eatery on the restaurant being acquired by Famous Brands. Liz Senior, occupational therapist & founder at The Clamber Club is our shapeshifter for the week. Senior speaks on promoting learning in a playful way.
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George Glynos, head of Research at ETM Analytics on the jobs crisis that the country is currently facing. Bertie Grobbelaar, CEO at Stadium Management SA on the PSL’s announcement to return fans to stadiums after two years hiatus . Then in investment school David Shapiro, veteran Stockbroker and Deputy Chairman at Sasfin looks at life lessons that can improve your investment outcomes.
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Glenn Orsmond, Co-CEO at Comair on rivals gouging prices while the airline was grounded. Miles van der Molen, CEO of CeMair disagreed with Orsmond's claim. Stefano Marani, CEO at Renergen on the company attracting another high-profile investor to its business. Stavros Nicolau, senior executive responsible for Strategic Trade Development at Aspen Pharmacare, talks about his relationship with money
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Yair Shimansky, CEO of Shimansky Jewellers discusses how the Russia-Ukraine war is affecting the diamond industry.Bongile James, Investment Analyst at Futuregrowth Asset Management explains the cost of nuclear energy in SA. Friday File - Terry Lustre Towels with Diederik Dhooge, CEO of Dhooges Textiles
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Magnus Heystek, co-founder and director at Brenthurst Wealth and Colin Coleman former CEO of Goldman Sachs Sub Saharan Africa discusses whether South Africa can attract foreign direct investments. Phindiwe "Phindi" Gwebu, spokesperson of the South African Civil Aviation Authority tells Bruce Whitfield suspends of Lufthansa Technik, which does some of the maintenance for Comair. Then Ravi Naidoo, CEO at Youth Employment Service (YES) is the shapeshifter for the week.
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Economists analyse the implication of another interest rate hike on South Africans. Bonang Mohale, President of BUSA and Chair at Bidvest and Peter Attard Montalto, Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex explain how the multimillion rand pledges at t the Investment Conference mean for an average South Africans.
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The Money Show's Bruce Whitfield interviews Maya Fisher-French, Personal Finance Journalist at Maya on Money.
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Keith McLachlan, Investment Officer at Integral Asset Management discusses bizarre moves that took place on the JSE in the last two years. Partner in competition and corruption law at Primerio International on combating of foreign bribery, non-trial resolutions and corruption. Then in investment school, Gary Booysen Director at Rand Swiss explains what you need to know about your offshore allowances.
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The Absa Cape Epic event organisers and sponsors discuss the preparations of the annual mountain bike stage race held in the Western Cape. Bruce Whitfield also talks to cyclists about the event. Then Steve Smith, editor at Visi Magazine talks about the luxury magazine sector in SA
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Duncan McLeod , founder and editor at Techcentral looks at how the latest auction of spectrum will help solve the country’s communication problems. Dr Adrian Enthoven, deputy chairperson at Solidarity Fund on the foundation wrapping up its operations. Then Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how to leave money for your children when you pass away
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Norbert Sasse, Group CEO at Growthpoint Properties on how the battered industry is coping in the third year of the Covid-19 pandemic. Kenny Fihla, head corporate and Investment Banking at Standard Bank on the company ditching coal to bet on renewable energy. Keet van Zyl, partner, co-founder at Knife Capital is this week’s shapeshifter
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Layton Beard, spokesperson at Automobile Association responded to the government’s suggestion to relieve consumers from the soaring prices of fuel by introducing things such as rationing the amount of petrol sold to motorists. Kirby Gordon, chief marketing officer at Flysafair on claims they have increased their prices exorbitantly since Comair was grounded — and Miles van der Molen, CEO at CemAir on how they are dealing with an increased number of customers. In investment School, Prof Adrian Saville, Investment Specialist at Genera Capital on geography and politics as investment drivers
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Jason Quinn, interim-CEO at Absa on factors, such as the mortgage market, that led to it doubling its profits. Phindiwe "Phindi" Gwebu, spokesperson at South African Civil Aviation Authority on the suspension of Comair and what the airline needs to do to get back in the air. Mia Malan, executive director at Bhekisisa Health Journalism Centre on running a non-profit media outlet and her relationship with money.
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Sim Tshabalala, CEO at Standard Bank on their financial results, their plan to sell their stake in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and how to get the country’s economy working again. For Friday File, Ashley Heather, founder and Goldsmith at AuTerra Jewellery on turning e-waste into gems.
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Tinyiko Maluleke independent political analyst at Tshwane University of Technology and Pieter du Toit, assistant Editor of In-depth News at News24 discusses the election of the new chief justice, Raymond Zondo. Dennis Webster, journalist at New Frame talks about the centenary of the Rand Rebellion revolt. Then on personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital on what are the five biggest mistakes that cause investors to lose money permanently
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Ralph Mupita, CEO at MTN Group on how their fintech drive was able to position the company to grow financially. Also, CEOs at Aspen and Nedbank took Bruce Whitfield through their financial results. Then, S’onqoba Vuba, co-founder & managing director, Perpetu8 was our shapeshifter. Vuba was detailing her work with SMMes
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib looks at the country’s economic growth trajectory. Pieter Engelbrecht, CEO at Shoprite on the company’s half-year profit jumping by a whooping 25%. Then in our Investment School, Chantal Marx, head of equity research at FNB Wealth and Investments explained five golden rules of investing during a crisis.
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Hugo Pienaar, chief economist at the Bureau for Economic Research at Stellenbosch University looks at how the oil prices, which soared to the highest level since 2008, will impact the global economy. Mitch Slape, CEO at Massmart on what led to the company losing R2.2 bullion as its recorded in its financial results for 2021. Glen Lewis, legendary radio Dj discusses his career and relationship with money.
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Dean Kowarski, the new Global group CEO of Virgin Active takes Bruce Whitfield through his journey of becoming the boss of a global health gym. Carel de Jage, Consultant at The Block Chain Academy explains why Cryptocurrencies boom as the rouble tumbles.
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Kokkie Kooyman, executive director & portfolio manager at Denker Capital looks at the risks involved with investors who have their money in Russia. FirstRand and Santam executives take Bruce Whitfield through their companies' financial results and dividend pay-outs. Alberto Longo, co-founder at Formula E discusses the business of motor sport in SA.
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Paul Hoffman, A Director at Accountability Now on the damning findings in the third instalment of the state capture report. Ghita Erling, CEO at Payments Association of SA on how its dealing with the Russia-Ukraine war. Penny Streeter, OBE entrepreneur and founder of the A24 Group and owner of Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Estate is our Shapeshifter.
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Miyelani Maluleke, senior economist at Absa on how global and external factors can affect the country’s manufacturing sector that is recovering from Covid-19 lockdowns. Piet Mouton, CEO at PSG Group on reasons behind their delisting on the local bourse and Dr Leila Fourie CEO at JSE responded on the matter. Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisors explains what you need to know about the tax-free account since the limits have been changed.
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Patrice Rassou, chief investment officer at Ashburton Investments explains how the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT)'s sanction will affect Russia. Bidvest and RCL’s executives talk about their financial results. Comedian, actor and director Glen Biderman-Pam discusses finances on Other People Money.
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Experts look at how the conflict in Russia and Ukraine is impacting the markets. Corne Louw, senior economist at Grain SA explains how the tensions in Eastern Europe will have a ripple effect on prices of grain, fertilizer, and wheat. Then Katherine-Mary Pichulik, owner and designer at Pichulik talks jewellery in our Friday File.
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Jason Borbora-Sheen, portfolio manager at Ninety-One looks at how Russian president, Vladimir Putin’s attack on Ukraine has frustrated global markets, investments and the economic fallout that will follow thereafter. Also, executives at Discovery, Spur Corporation and Distell take Bruce Whitfield through their financial results. Warren Ingram ,personal financial advisor, and executive director at Galileo Capital details personal finance aspects of the 2022 budget speech.
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Economists analyse finance minister Enoch Godongwane’s madden budget speech and rate out 10. (10 being the best) . Dondo Mogajane, director General at the National Treasury and Edward Kieswetter, SARS Commissioner take Bruce Whitfield through the budget statement.
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Guest: Colin Coleman | Senior Fellow and Lecturer at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs at Yale University|
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Experts analyse how the invasion of Ukraine by Russia has affected the price of oil, and how the US and the EU are reacting to the tensions. Executives at Kumba Iron Ore and Motus group reflect on their financial results. Then Pieter de Villiers, CEO and founder at Clickatell on raising $91 million to help scale its chat commerce platform.
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Executives at Amplats and Sasol take us through their financial results. Ben Theron, Executive Director at the Whistleblower House discusses their initiative to protect whistleblowers. Then Pieter-Louis Myburgh, author of ‘Gangster State’ and Investigative Journalist at Daily Maverick discusses his relationship with money.
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The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Fleetwood Grobler, CEO at Sasol.
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Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes takes Bruce Whitfield through the short and long of welfare solutions to South Africa’s pressing challenges. Claire Salomon, Founder and CEO of Cheeky Chocolates is the Friday File guest. She discuss the philosophy behind her vegan chocolates business.
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Kokkie Kooyman, executive director & portfolio manager at Denker Capital clarifies the International Monetary Fund’s concerns about local banks holding too much government debt. Anthony Cohen, founder and CEO at Elixinol on why a South African cannabis economy is not just a pipe dream. Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains whether retirement is possible in this day and age
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Bernard Hotz, head of the Business Crimes & Investigations at Werkmans Attorneys explains the Constitutional Court’s judgment on the former finance minister Malusi Gigaba. Claire Cobbledick, general manager at Gumtree SA on whether the second-hand online retail market is dead as OLX shutdown its business. Jonathan Ayache, co-founder, and CEO of Lift Airline is the Shapeshifter for the week.
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Pieter-Louis Myburgh, author of ‘Gangster State’ and Investigative Journalist at Daily Maverick explains why former minister of health Zweli Mkhize is embroiled in another corruption scandal. Rob Forsyth, investment specialist at Ninety-One on why the company voted against Heineken's offer to purchase Distell. Pieter Hundersmarck, fund manager at Flagship Asset Management on when you should average down on your investments.
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Dr Azar Jammine, chief economist at Econometrix looks at whether the Treasury should take Eskom’s debt under its management. Syd Vianello, retail analyst discusses the closure of refineries in the country and why the government is turning a blind eye. Siyabonga ‘Slikour’ Metane and founding member of Skwatta Kamp talks about finances in Other People’s Money.
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Mark Barnes former boss at South Africa’s Post Office explains why he wants to purchase the state-owned mailing company which he headed for three and a half years, but later resigned in 2019. Tebogo Fish researchers at the Center for Learning on Evaluation and Results at Wits discusses if the Covid-19 lockdown Social Relief Of Distress Grant should be made permanent. And on Friday File, psychologist Sunelle Basson and founder of Melle Studio talks about how she turned her hobby of making candles into a business.
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Lumkile Mondi, senior lecturer at School of Economics and Business Science of the University of the Witwatersrand argues why you should listen to President Cyril Ramaphosa give an update on the nation's state affairs. Erik Smuts, CEO at Nampak on the company using cans to sell drinks as a response to deal with the global glass shortages. Then, Tobie van Heerden, CEO of 10XInvestments is our Shapeshifter.
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Peter Attard Montalto, head of capital markets research at Intellidex details their findings on the research they did on the basic income grant. Ferial Haffajee, associate editor at Daily Maverick on why President Cyril Ramaphosa needs to stop prioritizing his party over the people. And Carmen Nel economist and macro strategist at Matrix Fund Managers talks about understanding your investment's benchmark
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Theto Mahlakoana, senior political journalist at Eyewitness News delineates the report released by the presidency on the 2021 July unrest. Paul Makube, senior agricultural economist at FNB explains how the recent sharp increase in cooking oil prices will impact the cost of food. Then, on Other People’s Money Dave Foord, chief officer of Foord Asset Management gives insights on how he manages his own money.
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Dr Eric Levenstein, Director at Werksmans Attorneys explains to Bruce Whitfield why he things the Zondo Commission's findings (published in late January and early February 2022), (again) opened up the debate about the necessity to hold errant directors responsible for having grossly abused the position of a director in terms of the South African Companies Act, 2008 (Act).
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Leon Lourens, CEO at Pepkor discusses their purchase of the Brazilian retailer, Grupo Avenida. Dr Thabi Leoka, on the government killing the middle class and how it can revive it. Then on personal finance - Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how to maximize the tax benefits on your investments
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Andre De Ruyter, Group CEO at Eskom on factors that caused the latest round of load-shedding. Prof Thinus Booysen, senior lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at University of Stellenbosch explains how cities can partially shield their residence from load-shedding. Then for shapeshifter, founder and CEO of Bathu Theo Baloyi
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Ferial Haffajee, associate editor at Daily Maverick analyses the second part of the State Capture Report. Mazel tov, legendary stockbroker, David Shapiro celebrates a golden jubilee millstone in markets. In Investment School, Chantal Marx Head of Equity Research at FNB and Investments explains interest rates and investments.
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James Wellsted, head of investor relations at Sibanye on their purchase of Kroondal mine. Mteto Nyati, the outgoing CEO at Altron reviewed the book, Robert Chesnut, Intentional Integrity. Then on Prof Shabir Madhi professor in the Respiratory and Meningeal Pathogens Research Unit at University of the Witwatersrand talked about his relationship with money.
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Theodore de Klerk, CFO at Steinhoff International on the company’s annual report for 2021 - and how they were able to boost their revenue after its income suffered amid news of accounting irregularities were publicly revealed in 2017. For Friday file, George Harris, Hilton Headmaster talks about the luxury of schools.
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Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes on the SARB’s Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to increase the repo rate by 0.25 basis points to 4% ; and how the increase will affect your finances. Johann Krige, CEO of Kanonkop — a winery company — on their purchase of Laibach Wine Estate. On personal finance Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discusses when to sell a share that has lost money.
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Duncan McLeod, founder and editor at Techcentral on why President Cyril Ramaphosa requested the Special Investigating Unit to investigate some investments Telkom made in parts of the African continent. Experts discuss how the tension between Russia-Ukraine could affect SA's brittle economy. And for Shapeshifter, Wally Fry,co-founder of Fry's Food Family Company.
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital discusses the rising inflation in the US and how its central bank is planning to contain it ahead of its decision on interest rates. Osman Arbee, CEO at Motus on the low vehicle sales and what they say about SA's middle class. And at Investment School, Piet Viljoen portfolio manager at Counterpoint Value Fund on finding gems in cheap unstable markets.
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Rob Rose, editor of Financial Mail and the author of Steinheist along with prof. Jannie Rossouw, visiting professor at Wits Business School explain what the way forward is with Steinhoff after the Cape Town high court approved a R24 billion settlement with investors, who lost out after the discovery of “accounting irregularities” in December 2017 . Then Rico Schacherl cartoonist and co-creator of the popular Madam & Eve cartoon strip on his relationship with money
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Duncan Pieterse, Deputy Director-General for Economic Policy at National Treasury takes Bruce Whitfield through the loan deal with the World Bank. Friday File - Avoova Luxury African Gifts
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Dr Pieter Taljaard, CEO of Grain SA on how the heavy downpours will affect the country’s food production. Mitch Illbury, director at Mindofafox on graduates and matrix entering an economy battling with high unemployment. On personal finance, Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director Galileo Capital with the help of Cindy Poluta, EWN sports reporter discuss setting up a financial plan.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib discusses the increase in inflation and how the South African Reserve Bank may try to tame it. Dr Glenda Gray, CEO at Medical Research Council on Patrick Soon-Shiong and the South African Medical Research Council's launch of the African vaccine manufacturing centre. For shapeshifter Mokgadi Mabela, founder of Native Nosi spoke about her love of honey and bees with Bruce Whitfield.
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Bernard Hotz, Head of the Business Crimes & Investigations at Werkmans Attorney on behalf of Jahann van Loggerenberg talks about protecting whistle-blowers. Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership South Africa on the disgraced Bain & Company withdrawing from their organisation - this is after ithe business organisation welcomed it back. On Investment School Wade Bales, founder at Wade Bales Wine & Malt Whiskey Affair on investing in wine.
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Experts dissect if Eskom’s latest plea to increase electricity to the energy regulator Nersa is just and fair. Oxfam reports on how the inequality has widened during the pandemic while the ten richest men were doubling their fortunes. Chris Smith also known as the Naked Scientist and fellow commoner at Queens' College at Cambridge University discusses science and money
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Peter Attard Montalto, head of capital Markets Research at Intellidex looks at how the likelihood of electricity increasing by more than 20% will affect consumers. Terry Gale, chairman at the Exporters Club in Western Cape discusses the ongoing global supply chain disruptions. For Friday File, Jana Leonard, Founder of Baskiti talks about her inspiration behind her range of hanging storage baskets
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Retired judge, Edwin Cameron on the apex court’s umbrage with tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu. Former DA leader, Mmusi Maimane joins SiSebenza as a partner and shareholder. On personal finance, financial Advisor and Executive Director at Galileo Capital Warren Ingram discusses reasons to stop investing according to other people’s rules or strategies.
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Shabir Madhi professor of vaccinology at Wits explains why he says the government should lapse the national state of disaster. Acting chief engineer at the
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Nyameko Royi on the institution's satellite mission with Elon Musk's SpaceX . For Shapeshifter, Bruce Whitfield is joined by Rali Mampeule, CEO of Phadima Group Holdings.
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Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO at Business Leadership SA attempts to answer why the organisation is defending Bain & Company, which has been fingered in the first half of the State Capture Report. The Industrial Gas Users Association of Southern Africa takes energy regulator Nersa to court over the exorbitant increase in gas prices. In Investment School, Petri Redelinghuys, founder at Herenya Capital Advisors explains when and how to bank profits.
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Lord Peter Hain, British politician & anti-apartheid activist explains why he called for the UK to freeze all government contracts with US-based consulting firm Bain & Company after the release of the state capture report. Hannes De Waal, Chair of Sundays River Citrus Company tells Bruce Whitfield about the brewing fight between US and South African citrus producers. Allon Raiz, Founder of Raizcorp talk to Bruce Whitfield about his philosophy towards investing and saving money.
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South African Revenue Service Commissioner Edward Kieswetter responds to the state capture report, which claims that the South African Revenue Service (SARS) was dismantled under former President Jacob Zuma and former Commissioner Tom Moyane. Former British MP and anti-apartheid activist Peter Hain explained why he wants the UK to halt all government contracts with consulting firm Bain & Company. Miyelani Maluleke, Absa Macroeconomist, unpacked Absa's recently released purchasing managers' index. CEO of Afrivet Dr Peter Oberem informed the listeners on how PPR virus is an imminent threat to the South African wool, sheep, and goat industries.
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Member of the Mayoral Committee on Safety and Security Alderman JP Smith provided an update on the latest developments regarding the fire at the National Assembly. David Shapiro, a veteran stockbroker and deputy chairman at Sasfin, explained why local firms are likely to continue attracting foreign buyers. Guy Leitch, managing editor of SA fly magazine, responded to the South African cabin crew association, saying he believes there are many more people responsible for the corruption and maladministration that occurred at South African Airways who are not named in the State capture report. Paynow's Head of Business Development talked about how companies can help their employees get through January without going into debt. Puleng Lenkabula, Vice-Chancellor of Unisa, spoke about her upbringing, her illustrious career, and being the first black woman Vice-Chancellor in Unisa. Financial adviser at Galileo Capital Warren Ingram shared advice on how to get your financial planning for 2022.
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Johann Van Loggerenberg, a former South African Revenue Service (Sars) executive, responded to the Zondo Commission's recommendation that Tom Moyane be charged with perjury. Nhlanhla Mabaso, an eyewitness News reporter, provided an overview and update on the person arrested today for smashing the window of the Constitutional Court. The whistleblower and author reacted to the Sars findings and recommendations. Wendy Knowler provided an overview of why car and health insurance are becoming more expensive, and Thabo Motsabi, Co-Founder of Toys with Roots, provided details on his company.
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EWN Reporter Kgomotso Modise provided an overview of President Cyril Ramaphosa receiving the first part of the state capture of inquiry report. Lawson Naidoo, Executive Secretary at the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution, discusses the handing over of the capture commission of inquiry report, lessons learned from state capture, and the safety of whistle-blowers. Lucia Swart, vice president for people at South African Breweries, discussed the company's decision to implement a mandatory vaccination policy to strengthen the fight against COVID-19. In the aftermath of the fire that erupted in parliament, a spokesperson for Joburg Emergency Management Services provided insight into the work that goes into fighting fires. Forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan explained what to expect when reading his book " Stop Me if You Can: How the Capture of the Criminal Justice System in South Africa was Disrupted and Reversed".
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Former member of parliament and FF Plus leader Pieter Mulder discusses what was lost as a result of the fire that broke out in Parliament, and Patricia De Lille, Minister of Public Works, and Infrastructure, shares the findings of their investigation thus far into the fire that broke out in Parliament on Sunday. Mzi Yawa, Chief Director for Corporate Services at UIF, explained why the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) is seeing a significant reduction in claims backlog as a result of its new plan. Desmond Latham, an aviation expert, discussed whether airlines are expected to recover from the pandemic. Warren Ingram, a personal finance advisor, provided advice on how to invest in 2022, and Prof Janine Rossouw of Wits Business School provided insight into what to expect from the South African economy in 2022.
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Mara Glennie shared tips on how to leave an abusive relationship, how to help your child if they are growing up in an abusive home, and how family and friends can assist abuse victims. Kim Conradie, a performance, career, and leadership coach, discussed office etiquette, avoiding office gossip, how to approach a hostile situation at work, and how to approach a situation where someone takes credit for your hard work. Amanda Ndiki, a life coach, author, and entrepreneur, discussed the emotional impact of being bullied and Chanelle Jeevarathnum, a clinical psychologist, spoke about emotional regulation in children.
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Founder & CEO of anger and stress management centre of South Africa Shelton Kartun discussed whether there is abnormality in anger, how to recognize that one has anger issues, and methods for identifying and dealing with anger.
Life and relationship coach Leah Sefor, shared advice on dating again, when to introduce your child to someone you date, and dating outside your race or religion.
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Spitch Nzawumbi, a Broadcaster, Entrepreneur and founder of Mastandi discuses the pros and cons of what not to add in our “seven colors” plate this Christmas and his love for delicious food.
Fit Masi TheRunner, gym fanatic- on how not to drop the ball this festive season to all gym fanatics. SAMA Award winning singer and songwriter Berita shares her “Real Homecoming” on the 28th of December 2021 in her birth country Zimbabwe and plans for 2021.
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Tshifhiwa Tshivhenga, CEO at Tourism Business Council of South Africa on travel bans squeezing the life out of the sector. Izaak Breitenbach, general manager at SA Poultry discusses the government's anti-dumping duties on chicken imports. Dr Miranda Moloto, property entrepreneur talks about the hurdles people face when entering the real estate sector.
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Experts discuss how couples can better manage their money. Ernest North, co-founder of digital insurance platform Naked explains the pros and cons of buying a car during the festive seasons. Pieter Hundersmarck, fund manager at Flagship Asset Management on when you should give up on a share.
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Carmen Nel, economist and macro strategist at Matrix Fund Managers explains what inflation is — and factors that led to the rise of it throughout 2021. Nolubabalo Nyati, founder of Debt Emancipation Movement on using money wisely during the festive season. Then, chef Katlego Mlambo on his love for cooking and his relationship with money.
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Aisha Pandor, co-founder at Sweepsouth discusses their acquisition of the Egyptian start-up, Filkhedma — which is serving tens of thousands of customers with cleaning, maintenance, and beauty services. Paul Theron, MD at Vestact Asset Management on 2021 blunders. And for Friday File, Clementina van der Walt , co-founder of Clementina Ceramics talks about the art of making pottery.
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Dr Duncan Pieterse, head of asset and liability management at National Treasury and Peter Attard Montalto, head of capital markets research at Intellidex discusses the change in the country's economic outlook by credit rating agency Fitch; and the steps that the Treasury took to improve the country's finances. David Shapiro, veteran stockbroker and Chris Gilmour investment analyst at Salmour Research looked at interesting twists and shifts that happened in the local markets. And on personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital on reviewing your personal finances before you start your holidays.
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George Glynos, head of research at ETM Analytics on factors that led to the increase in inflation in November 2021. Andre de Ruyter, group CEO at Eskom on the power utility’s financial results for the six months ending on September 2021. Johan Olivier, urban planner and executive director of Ranyaka is the Shapeshifter for the week. Olivier discusses their work of transforming infrastructure in SA’s local communities.
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Dr Ryan Noach, chief executive at Discovery Health discusses the effectiveness of the vaccines against the new variant. Chief Operations Officer at Eyethu Beverages, Ndumiso Madlala on how he sold Soweto Gold then launched King Shaka Royal Pilsner. In investment school, The Money Show is in a Christmas mood, and Bruce Whitfield looked at different investment gifting ideas.
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Rudi Keet, chief operating officer at RTT discusses their joint venture with Shoprite Checkers. Hylton Kallner, CEO at Discovery Bank recommends books you can sink your teeth into over the holiday seasons. Then, Owen Nkumane, SA former rugby union player and presenter at Supersport on his relationship with money
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Steven Ambrose, MD at Atvance Intelligence share tips on how consumers should handle a Standard Bank and Lightstone data breach on their property site. Francoise Huang , Economist for Asia Pacific at Euler Hermes take Africa Melane through the company’s report on Supply chain disruptions
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George Glynos, head of research at ETM analytic, discusses the International Monetary Fund’s recommendation for the SA’s economy. John Loos, property economist at FNB on Evergrande’s failure to meet interest payments to international investors. On personal finance, Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains whether the events of the past two years were unique and new. And what can we learn from them to be better prepared for the years ahead
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Mike Rossouw, CEO at Independent Energy Thought Leaders on why getting rid of old power stations can solve South Africa’s electricity crisis. Karyn Maughan, Legal Journalist on the capability of the National Prosecuting Authority to handle old and new cases. Dr Jacques Faul, CEO of Titans Cricket and the former acting CEO of Cricket South Africa is our shapeshifter for the week.
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Tauriq Keeran, CEO at TymeBank, discusses Chinese Internet giant Tencent Holdings’s investment in the company. Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib Asset Management on the contraction of SA’s GDP in the third quarter of 2021. Then in Investment School, Mduduzi Luthuli, co-founder and executive director at Luthuli Capital explains why no financial or investment plan can make you wealthy without mastering your financial behaviour
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Tseliso Maqubela, deputy director general at the Mineral and Petroleum Regulation at Department of Mineral Resources and Energy discusses SA’s record high fuel prices and how they calculate the increase in this commodity. Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes on four policy scenarios the central bank is faced with due to the emergence of the Omicron variant. And head coach of AlAhly & SA award-winning football manager Pitso Mosimane on Other People’s Money.
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Layton Beard, spokesperson at Automobile Association of SA on their call for the fuel price audit as it says motorists overpaid for petrol after the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy messed up the calculation of the new petrol price. Prof Adrian Puren, acting executive director at National Institute for Communicable Diseases gives an update on the effects of omicron variant. Then for Friday File, Christine Daron founder & creative director of African Jacquard
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Clyde Mallinson, energy analyst on Amabhungane’s latest investigation on Karpowership. Jonathan Robinson, founder at Bean There explains how the recent increase in coffee prices will affect South Africa’s roasters. For personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor, and executive director at Galileo Capital discusses whether you can ignore the price and just buy shares
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Expects zoom in on South Africa’s inflation and how it will affect costs of things such as food in the long run. On business unusual, Colin Cullis explains how big pharma and politicians impacted the rollout of vaccines. Then Bheki Dube, founder and CEO of Curiocity is the shapeshifter for the week.
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Stephen Saad, CEO at Aspen discusses the nitty-gritties of their deal with J&J to launch its vaccines. Adrian Gore, CEO of Discovery gives an update on the company’s progress on the implementation of the mandatory vaccine policy. On the Investment School feature, Gary Booysen director at Rand Swiss share tips on choosing a stockbroker for your investments
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Business leaders and an economist discuss vaccine mandatory policies and reasons that vaccination uptake is slow in the country. In the book feature, Ryan Holiday, writer of 'Courage Is Calling: Fortune Favors the Brave' discusses ideas that unpinned the writing of his book.
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Sun International executive, Anthony Leeming explains why the group is still upbeat about the festive season bookings despite UK red list. Nick Dreyer, CEO and Co-Founder of Veldskoen tell Bruce Whitfield why the group is willing to give 100% off on Black Fridays if consumers are going to give or donate products – “Giving Friday with Veldskoens”
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Chris Du Toit, CEO at Tsogo Sun Gaming on their return to profitability and how Covid-19’s effects are still lingering. Health chair of Business for SA, Stavros Nicolaou explains how the new variant will affect the country’s fight against Covid-19. And on personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discusses why smoking or eating junk food is the same as investing all your money in cash
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Sipho Pityana, former chairman at AngloGold Ashanti speaks on his dismissal from the Absa board amid his pending case with the Reserve Bank’s Prudential Authority concerning his appointment as the bank’s chair. George Glynos, Head of Research at ETM Analytics on Turkey’s currency nosedives after Erdogan defied critics and doubled down on his mania for low interest rates. Stefano Marani, CEO of Renergen is this week’s shapeshifter.
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Henk Langenhoven, chief economist at the Minerals Council of South Africa discusses the mining industry’s interest to get more renewable energy in order to lessen their reliance on the struggling power utility Eskom, and their struggle with government’s red tape hindering their efforts. John Cairns, global markets strategist at Rand Merchant Bank on the weak rand. In investment school, Nerina Visser strategist and advisor at ETF SA speaks on understanding asset classes for your portfolio.
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Evan Walker, portfolio manager at 36ONE asset management explains how local retailers are looking at local manufacturers to supply them with goods due to the supply chain disruptions. Dr Richards Lessells, infectious disease specialist at the KZN Research Innovation and sequencing platform at the University of KwaZulu Natal on data suggesting the looming Covid-19 4th wave. Then on other people's money, Indra Nooyi, former chair and CEO of Pepsi Co talks about her career and her book, My Life in Full: Work, Family, and Our Future
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Andre De Ruyter, Eskom’s group CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s woes and evidence of sabotage. Noel Doyle, Tiger Brands’ CEO analyses the company’s full year earnings and share his view of the sector’s growth in a lacklustre economy.
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Dr Thabi Leoka, economist discusses SARB’s MPC’s decision to increase the repo rate amid rising inflation. Bruce Whitfield goes through financial results of Investec and Life Healthcare with the company’s executive. On personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital on ignoring the headlines when you make investment decisions.
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Brett Botten, CEO at Spar Group on the company’s financial results. Nick Wilkinson, Chairman of SA Olive discusses the story of the South African olive industry. Consumer Ninja Wendy Knowler explains a puzzling case of Capitec's long queues. Charlie Wright, co-founder at Clean my Bed, is our Shapeshifter.
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Sam Sole, managing partner at amaBhungane discusses their win at the Pretoria High Court - this is after it ordered South African Revenue Service to provide former President Jacob Zuma’s tax records to them and the Financial Mail within 10 days, as his tax records are a matter of public interest. Then executives at NinetyOne asset and Transactional Capital talk about their financial results. And in investment school, Hywel George, director of Investments at Old Mutual Investment Group explains how to factor global events to your investing.
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Richard Rushton, group CEO at Distell discusses their merger with European brewer Heineken. Dawie Maree, head of information and marketing at FNB Agribusiness on how the increase in the cost of ammonia will affect prices of food. Ian Mann, regular book reviewer and MD at Gateways Business Consultants reviews, ‘Effortless: Make It Easier to Do What Matters Most’ by Greg McKeown
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Martin Kingston, leader of the economic intervention work group at Business for South Africa on the sector's preparation for COVID19's fourth wave. As the country continues to battle with load-shedding, big retailers such as Shoprite have responded by using renewable energy to power their businesses. Sanjeev Raghubir, sustainability manager at Shoprite Group discusses how they aim to electrify 25% of their operations with renewable energy. For Friday File, Monique Spaltman , formulation specialist at Lulu & Marula discusses their natural and ethically skin products
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Dondo Mogajane, director general at National Treasury and Edward Kieswetter commissioner at South African Revenue Service talk about the health of the fiscus after Finance Minister, Enoch Gondongwana delivered his mid-term budget speech. On personal finance, Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital on retirement planning.
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Alex Parker, motor industry journalist on why the biggest car manufacturers did not back up the COP26 agreement to reduce new car emissions by 2040. Shameel Joosub, Group CEO at Vodacom on the company paying R41 billion for a stake in Vodafone Egypt. And Gerrie Fourie, CEO at Capitec is The Money Show’s Shapeshifter for the week.
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Outgoing Group CEO at Telkom Sipho Maseko speaks on the company's results. Maseko also denied news reports that there is a deal on the table for MTN to acquire the business. SMEs laments how load-shedding has affected their enterprises. In our Investment School, Tracy Davies Director at Just Share explains shareholder rights.
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Prof Thinus Booysen, senior lecturer in the department of electrical and electronic engineering at University of Stellenbosch explains why the power grid is so vulnerable. The “Procurement mafia" earmarks Gold Fields’s new solar power station project. Kim Engelbrecht, South African Actress on money and her career.
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CEO at Discovery Health Dr Ryan Noach discusses their study on the efficacy of the Pfizer vaccine and why it's concerning that the country will not reach their vaccination target by the end of the year. Rachel Kolisi, co-founder at Kolisi Foundation on thinking of new ways to ensure philanthropy serves the larger population. For Friday File, Mike Ratcliffe co-founder and managing partner at Vilafonté discusses their fancy wines.
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Rui Morais, CEO of Dis-Chem pharmacies on the company's financial results for the six months ending in August 2021 and their expansion plans. As the countdown to the local election results continues, experts analyse how the polling went. Hylton Kallner, Discovery Bank’s CEO is the Shapeshifter of the week.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib talks about the increase in petrol prices and factors that led to it. Melissa Fourie, executive director at the Centre for Environmental Rights on Cyril Ramaphosa’s major green finance deal at COP26. And in investment school, Mduduzi Luthuli, co-founder and executive director at Luthuli Capital explains investment time horizons.
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Political analysts analyse the first days of local municipal elections for 2021. Portia Derby, Transnet’s CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results. Transnet’s recorded a R8.4bn loss compared toto a R7.9bn profit previously. Stephen van Coller, EOH CEO talks about his philosophy towards saving and investing.
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André de Ruyter, CEO at Eskom explains factors that led to load-shedding this week and the future of the national grid. Matete Thulare, Head of FX Execution at RMB on the weak performance of the rand. For Friday File, Karin Rae Matthee, founder of Dear Rae - a jewellery making company - joined Bruce Whitfield to talk about what inspires her designs.
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Patrick Kelly, chief director for Price Statistics at Stats SA, explains factors that led to the steep increase in producer inflation. Then, EOH’s Stephen van Coller on their financial results. And on personal finance, Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor, and executive director at Galileo Capital explains how to know if you have shock absorbers in your investments
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Darren Hele, CEO of Famous Brands on load-shedding and their improving financial results.Natasha Maharaj, marketing director for Distell discusses what led to the shortages of Savanna ciders. Then president of Ford Motoring Company of SA Neale Hill is this week's Shapeshifter.
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Sipho Pityana, former president of Business Unity SA on his claims that Reserve Bank’s Prudential Authority blocked his nomination to become Absa's chairperson. James Formby, Chief Executive Officer at Rand Merchant Bank discusses why the SA delegation needs a detailed COP26 plan. Then in our Investment School, Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss explains personal share portfolio using your retirement funds
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Coal miners and suppliers to Eskom (Exxaro, Seriti) commit to solar projects in partnership with the power utility and Aspen opened the southern hemisphere’s largest general anaesthetics manufacturing plant. Themba Godi , Former Chairperson at Scopa’s share his views and philosophy toward investing and saving money
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Mike Schussler, chief economist, and founder at Economists.co.za on how inefficiencies at Transnet's ports and rails are affecting the country’s coal exports. Keet Van Zy, founding partner at VC firm and Knife Capital on the meeting President Cyril Ramaphosa had with SA entrepreneurs to hear how they can be best supported. For Friday File, Norman Meyer, co-founder at Meyer Von Wielligh on their bespoke furniture inspired by nature.
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James Hodge, chief economist at Competition Commission explains why they are planning to probe the e-commerce market in the country. Dr Eric Levenstein, director at Werksmans Attorneys on SA’s business rescue system being recognised by a US Court as a viable working system. And on personal finance, Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discusses how you should invest for your children and grandchildren
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Bruce Whitfield talks to Pieter Boone, CEO of Pick n Pay about his appointment as the leader of the company and the supermarket's financial results. Ettienne le Roux, chief economist at RMB discusses concerns of inflation after annual consumer price inflation rose to 5% in September up from 4.9%. Then, Paul Hanratty, Group Chief Executive Officer at Sanlam is the Shapeshifter for this week.
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Mpumi Mpofu, chief executive officer at Airports Company of South Africa on the company’s financial results. Gordon Angus, executive director at the SA engineers and founders' association on how previous wage negotiations in the steel and engineering sector have resulted in job losses in the industry. And Pieter Hundersmarck, fund Manager at Flagship Asset Management looks at five things investors need to watch out for when investing in emerging markets.
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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib talks about the Automobile Association’s warning on the increase of petrol price in the coming days. Lings explains how this increase will trickle into other parts of the economy. Jerome Brink, director in the tax & exchange control practice at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr decodes what SARS and Spur are fighting about. And on Other People’s Money, Stuart Theobald, co-founder & executive chairman at Intellidex discusses his relationship with money.
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Michael Flinn, managing director of Absa's Cape Epic discusses what participants and viewers can expect from this year’s race. Andrew McLean, cycling expert and founder at Cycle Lab reflects on the growing cycling culture in SA.
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Bruce Whitfield speaks to the CEO of Long4Life Brian Joffe about his decision to step down as the head of the company to take a position as chair of the same company. Joffe also speaks about the company receiving an unsolicited express of interest in all of its shares. Terry Gale, chairman of Exporters Club Western Cape explains what is causing the global supply crisis. And on personal finance, Warren Ingram personal financial advisor and Executive Director at Galileo Capital discusses the importance of knowing the risk of your investments.
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Siphamandla Mkwanazi, senior economist at FNB reflects on the retail sales after they bounced back from a steep declined caused by the July unrest. Matt Bronwell, Head of Brand Marketing at Yoco on how small businesses are returning to “normal” as lockdowns are being relaxed. Lisa Illingworth, CEO at Future Proof SA discusses the benefits of teaching entrepreneurship to pupils. And Aaniyah Omardien, founder and director of The Beach Co-Op is this week's Shapeshifter
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Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital analyses how the country’s economy is growing as Covid-19 lockdown restrictions have been further relaxed. Andy Rice, branding and advertising experts, discusses his heroes and zeroes in the advertising world. Then Mia Kruger, director at Kruger International Asset & Wealth Management explains the basics of behavioural finance.
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Retired judge Dennis Davis explains the importance of a chief justice while also looking at the outgoing Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng’s tenure.
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As the world transition towards green energy and cutting out carbon emission, Bruce Whitfield speaks to Jesse Burton, senior associate at E3G about the future of coal for South Africa and the entire globe. Then for Friday File, Lize Du Preez, marketing director and daughter of the founder of Carmién Tea, discusses flavoured rooibos.
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Andrew Stark, MD at Flight Centre and Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa CEO at TBCSA analyses the effects of SA being moved from the UK’s red list. The court reinforces its decision that Santam should pay contingent business interruption claims to Ma-Afrika Hotels and Stellenbosch Kitchen. Then on Personal Finance, Warren Financial Advisor and Executive Director at Galileo Capital explains how to earn an income from investments when interest rates are low and property rental income is falling
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Mike Schussler, founder at Economists dot coza uses data to explain the decline of the country’s manufacturing sector and what the government can do to prop up the industry. Matthew Parks, parliamentary coordinator for Cosatu explains how their strike on Thursday will not further affect the country’s ailing economy. Then, Prof Mamakgethi Phakeng, UCT’s vice-chancellor is the Shapeshifter for this week.
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