The Money Show

Sanisha Packirisamy, economist at Momentum Investments explains what the Fed’s work to tame inflation will mean for the dollar and other currencies. 

Better & Brighter, a company by a group of Cape Town kids, talk about their product, Vocabulary Word Pack, which helps their peers improve their lexicon.

Fred Swaniker, founder at African Leadership University is our shapeshifter for the week. He spoke about how their university is shaping the minds of future African leaders.

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Dr Iraj Abedian, CEO at Pan-African Investments and Research Services looks at how the continuous power cuts are negatively reverberating throughout the economy. 

Mark Barnes, investment banker and former CEO of SA’s Post Office on his letter to the president, detailing factors that can unstack the economy.

 Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss Investment School explained how you can deal with receiving a lump sum of money at one go.

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Nolan Wapenaar, co-chief investment officer at Anchor Capital looks at how the recent power cuts have affected the currency. Meanwhile, Chris Yelland energy analyst on how private businesses plugging their available renewable energy to the national grid will help Eskom. 

Tracey Gilmore, COO at The Clothing Bank on the organisation rebranding and changing its name to Taking Care of Businesses in order to represent their current offerings.

Then, Andile Mazwai, chairperson of Alex Forbes Unit Trust talks about his own finances and relationship with cash in Other People’s Money.

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Hilary Joffe, Columnist and editor-at-large at Business Day analyses the need for the World Bank’s financing for greening of Eskom’s old Komati power station. She also discusses the impact of that.  Grant Pattison, Managing Director Africa at Heliogen on The Money Show Explainer goes through the math around electricity tariff increases and impact on consumers.  

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Prof Samson Mamphweli, Director of Centre for Renewable Energy: Stellenbosch University at Stellenbosch University discusses the fate of Eskom as the power utility extends rolling power outages around the country.  

Estienne de Klerk, CEO at Growthpoint Properties South Africa takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results. V&A Waterfront co-owner, Growthpoint sweetens its dividend and pre-pandemic levels.  

Share activists, Just Share say business lobby group, Busa is utterly reckless with its proposals on carbon tax.  

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Renowned professor, Philip Nichols who specialises in corruption and emerging economies explains how South Africa can rid itself off graft that is entranced throughout the whole society. 

Johan van Zyl, co-CEO at African Rainbow Capital on their annual financial results - and whether their still acquiring Telkom.  

Ralph Speirs, head of the investment challenge portfolio at JSE explains how you can lay good investment skills foundation for your children.

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TP Nchocho, chief executive officer of the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa on how they have managed to double their funding approvals.  

Richard Spoor, public interest lawyer, helps to answer who will be liable for the mine wall collapse in Jagersfontein, which left hundreds of people homeless and injured.  

Then Gcina Mhlope, activist, storyteller and author talks about her career as well as relationship with her money.

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Gavin Kelly, chief executive officer at Road Freight Association on why they are against the anti-dumping protection levies on the importation of tyres into South Africa. 

On The Money Show Explainer, Kevin Lings chief economist at Stanlib on why local companies doing well while the economy is lagging?

For Friday, Roxanne Ferreira owner of Arrange Studio talks about the inspiration behind the Paradise Light. 

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Miyelani Maluleke, senior economist at Absa, explains whether the country’s current account deficit is something of concern. 

Abigail Mukhuba, CFO at Sanlam on their headline earnings slipping by 8% to R3.84 billion in its year to end-June due to an increase in claims.

Then on personal finance, Warren Ingram, financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital discussed Golden Visas, and if they are worth the money. 

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