Darren Hele, CEO of Famous Brands discusses the company’s decision to not pay out an interim dividend as it tries to get a handle

It was probably South Africa's most watched medium term budget policy statement as Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba took to the podium to deliver what was a rather bleak assessment of the economy. It's left most wondering where to next? Bronwyn Seaborne along with Madelein Grobler from SAICA and Bonang Mohale from BLSA discuss the road ahead and what needs to be done as a possible ratings downgrade looms.

Don't get in the way of the Chinese juggernaut as XI cements his place aboard the mighty Dragon; When is a commission a bribe? SAP seems to know but Transnet's still stumbling around in the dark. And the Koko hearings, and Zuma's legal woes continue. Giulietta Talevi and her co host, Simon Brown take a look at the past week's biggest news stories with Sasfin Securities' David Shapiro.

Magda Wierzycka from Sygnia discusses the details of SAP’s revelations that it paid kickbacks to Gupta-linked companies for SOE contracts.

An appetite for lipstick and lozenges has helped boost Clicks’ full year profit. CEO David Kneale joins us for more detail.

Has Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba ticked all the right boxes in his Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement? Alishia Seckam poses this to her panel of experts: Nazrien Kader, Head of Tax and Legal at Deloitte; Maarten Ackerman, Chief Economist and Advisory Partner at Citadel andLumkie Mondi, Economist at Wits.

The JSE has seen a surge in listings and we take a look at what’s behind the increase with Patrycja Kula-Verster from the JSE.

Khulu Phasiwe from Eskom joins us to discuss the latest developments in Matshela Koko’s disciplinary hearing.

David Maynier, DA Shadow Finance Minister and Lesiba Mothata, Executive Chief Economist at Alexander Forbers Investments talks us through the top issues Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba should focus on in his Mid-Term Budget statement on Wednesday.

Dudu's been shown the exit, Eskom's brings its dirty washing to Parliament, the FBI's checking out the Gupta's soiled underwear and South Africa has a whole lot of laundry to do to avoid another ratings downgrade next month. Join Stephen Gunnion and his guests Nerina Visser from etfSA and Sasfin’s David Shapiro for a look at all that made headlines this past week.