The Money Show

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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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