Today on Strictly Business, Lindsay Williams speaks to head of SA investments at Ninety One Nazmeera Moola on why SA needs a stimulus plan.

This week in Taking Care of Business, Financial Mail editor Rob Rose and Business Day TV anchor Giulietta Talevi ask Banking Association MD Cas Coovadia why the new debt relief bill is such a bad thing. 

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This week on Taking Care of Business, Discovery Health CEO Jonathan Broomberg shares Discovery's take on the widely-panned NHI bill, and explains why they don't think it should be chucked out.

In this week's episode, Financial Mail editor Rob Rose and Business Day TV anchor Giulietta Talevi have a chinwag with Tyme bank CEO Tauriq Keraan.

Does SA really need another bank? How did it all come about?

And does their customer growth blow rival Discovery Bank out of the picture?

Losing your own self-destiny? Tick.

Hastening a descent into populism? Tick.

Business Unity SA President Sipho Pityana does not hold back in our bracing new podcast, covering our debt crisis, government paralysis, the infighting ripping apart the ANC and the looming disaster that is NHI.

This is Taking Care of Business, with Financial Mail editor Rob Rose and BDTV anchor, Giulietta Talevi.

This week in Taking Care of Business, FM editor Rob Rose and BDTV anchor Giulietta Talevi get the views of industry veterans, Peter Major and Bernard Swanepoel.

Richard Spoor has been fighting for the underdog over more than three decades and is now leading what could become a case study for class action lawsuits against Tiger Brands.

Join FM editor Rob Rose and BDTV anchor Giulietta Talevi as they discuss the listeriosis suit, last year's silicosis settlement and the pecularities of SA law in this week's podcast.

This week on Taking Care of Business, FM editor Rob Rose and BDTV anchor Giulietta Talevi dig into the somewhat murky science of polling with Dr Zaid Kimmie, polling expert and director of the Foundation for Human Rights.

How can Ipsos and the IRR be so far apart? What's in a margin of error? Is the ANC about to lose its majority or storm to victory? Is And is the EFF a political party or a personality cult?

Few listed companies have had it easy in the last year, let alone the stock exchange itself: the venerable JSE.

It's seen volumes shrink and companies de-list, fielded accusations that it's not done enough to protect investors (think Steinhoff, Resilient and Oakbay) and now, is witness to the gradual exit of Naspers with the planned Euronext listing for its internet assets.

How does Nicky Newton-King remain chipper? And what is the future for the exchange?

This week in Taking Care of Business, FM editor Rob Rose and BDTV anchor Giulietta Talevi sit down with the JSE CEO to talk Naspers, the last lost decade, meeting the EFF, and why Giulietta should be less curmudegeonly on twitter.

This week on Taking Care of Business, FM editor Rob Rose and BDTV anchor Giulietta Talevi chat to K2 Mapasa, a former Anglo American chemical engineer and now CEO at Basil Read, the venerable construction firm with its back to the wall.

He tells us why business rescue teaches you more than anything you might learn at Harvard business school, how the construction industry contributed to its own demise, and what's needed to drag the sector out of an almost decade-long slump.