On the average in Africa, an artist goes broke 12 months after his/her last hit; one of the reasons for this is because of the limited investment options suitable for the dynamics of their income. Today, we have a guest on the show, who would be breaking this down and also offer some advice.

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On the average in Africa, an artist goes broke 12 months after his/her last hit; one of the reasons for this is because of the limited investment options suitable for the dynamics of their income. Today, we have a guest on the show, who would be breaking this down and also offer some advice.

On the average in Africa, an artist goes broke 12 months after his/her last hit; one of the reasons for this is because of the limited investment options suitable for the dynamics of their income. Today, we have a guest on the show, who would be breaking this down and also offer some advice.

On the average in Africa, an artist goes broke 12 months after his/her last hit; one of the reasons for this is because of the limited investment options suitable for the dynamics of their income. Today, we have a guest on the show, who would be breaking this down and also offer some advice.

Itumeleng "Tumi" Phake is a former investment banker who turned entrepreneur and founded a gym company, Zenzele Fitness Group. He decided to give up the security of employment to become an employer. We chat to him on his incredible journey to find out what drives him.

He gets into conversation with Nqobani Mzizi, host of Business Today in Africa.

Founder and CEO of management consultancy The Productivity and Performance Group (TPPG), Ms Mudzunga Mashamba has an alternative meaning for the acronym SME.

S - Strategy

M - Measurement

E - Engagement

We unpack the S in SME. And this is for all those small and medium enterprises out there.

The South African Institute of Professional Accountants (SAIPA) has been accredited by the The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) to regulate its members that are eligible to be business rescue practitioners in line with the Companies Act. Executive for Technical and Standards at SAIPA, Ms Faith Ngwenya, joins me to elaborate on this feat and what it means for SAIPA. And also what it means for those businesses seeking rescue.

The South African Institute of Professional Accountants (SAIPA) is extending an invite to all Grade 11's and 12's across South Africa to apply in order to take part in the National Accounting Olympiad 2017 edition.

SAIPA Executive of Marketing and Communications, Mr Zobuzwe Ngobese joins us to share more details about this exciting initiative.

The South African Institute of Professional Accountants (SAIPA) has been providing services to their members for the past 35 years and this year they are planning to celebrate this significant milestone in their time of existence in a big way. The CE looks back at the journey traveled, lets us in the plans of celebration also talks about the national conference that will take place in Oct 2017 in Cape Town, South Africa.

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The South African Institute of Professional Accountants (SAIPA) has partnered with the University of the Westren Cape to lauch a Post-Graduate qualification in Public Sector Financial Management.

This is certain to attract interest from many prospective students and those already in the public service.

Prof. Rashied Smalls of SAIPA takes time out to explain what this course entails and what is the reason behind it.