Peter Armitage, CEO of Anchor capital

Greg Katzenellenbogen, senior portfolio manager at Sanlam Private Wealth

Mia Kruger, director of Research & Fund Management at Kruger International Asset & Wealth Management

Thami Moatshe, Director, Mergers & Acquisitions at Servest

Prof Hennie Strydom Professor in public international law, Department of Public Law,

Okendo Lewis-Gayle, Founder and Chairman of the Harambe Entrepreneur Alliance

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Giancarlo Beukes, the Co-Founder at South African based company Impulse Biomedical

Adrian Saville

Tommy Garner, BD Exec for Earth & Wire

Wayne McCurrie, portfolio manager, FNB Wealth and Investments

Peet Serfontein, market analyst and strategist at Unum Capital

The headline on Reuters the other day read ‘SA plans to vaccinate 200 000 people per day from ‘around May’. Around May, is again simply too late and too vague to be of any use really.

Ahead of Easter, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize’s advisers have recommended the reintroduction of tighter restrictions on alcohol sales and public gatherings to try to avoid a devastating new Covid-19 wave that could see hospital admissions up to a quarter higher than the previous surge. Experts fear that the slow pace of SA’s vaccine rollout, the dominance of the new and highly transmissible variant 501Y.V2, and the arrival of cooler weather are set to combine to potentially deadly effect.

To find out what is going on with the vaccine rollout Michael Avery spoke to Stavros Nicolaou head of the health working group for B4SA; and Professor Alex van den Heever, chair in the field of Social Security Systems Administration and Management Studies at the Wit's School of Governance.

Sylvester Taku MD, Maraphones

Aunyane Moloisane, Executive: Business Development, Optimi Learning

Pearl Maphumulo, Founder TheBDAgency & Brand SA Ambassador,

Terrence Kommal, Global Leader & Ambassador, WEF & Brand SA

Evans Parsons, CEO, Vensy Group