The Money Show

Bertina Engelbrecht, CEO of Clicks on factors that are driving their revenue up.  Ernest Lai King, managing director of 1 Road Consulting on how one-sided tax laws violate taxpayer rights to fair administration. Then on personal finance Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital explains the best way to fight inflation. 

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George Glynos, head of research at ETM Analytics looks at the trajectory of South Africa’s economy post democracy. Steven Ambrose, MD at Atvance Intellect on how technology advances are changing the telecom industry. Saul Kornik, CEO and founder at Kena Health is our shapeshifter for the week.

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Prof. Adrian Saville,  investment specialist at Genera Capital looks at the structure of executive pays in South Africa. Ismail Momoniat, deputy director general at National Treasury on the launch of the Bounce Bank Support Scheme for businesses. Then in our Investment School, Kim Potgieter, certified financial planner and of ‘Midlife Money Makeover’ discusses common mistakes that people make when they are saving for their retirement

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Wayne Duvenage, the CEO at Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) explains why it would be better for private companies to invest more in the economy and manage key sectors. Piet Mouton, PSG Group on how far they are with their restructuring plans. On Other People’s Money, Sheldon Tatchell founder of the Legends Barbershop talks about cutting hair and his relationship with money

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Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes explains the role of central banks to tame inflation, and whether South Africa should be concerned with the current levels of inflation. Then for Friday File, Jackie Chantler, founder of Kop — where they decorate animal skulls — talks about her inspiration behind her designs. 

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Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib looks at the rate of inflation in South Africa. Kuseni Dlamini, Massmart group chairman, urges the government to introduce further reforms in order to unlock economic growth. For our shapeshifter, Bruce Whitfield, introduces Anat Apter, the woman behind Anat restaurant. 

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Peter Worthington, senior economist at Absa on the International Monetary Fund's expectation that the global economy will decrease from 4.1% to 3.2% in 2022 — and the factors, such as inflation that would led to the decrease. James Formby, chief executive officer at Rand Merchant Bank on their call to the government to scrap local rules to procure green energy. On investment School, Gary Booysen, director at Rand Swiss looks at five basic stock order types that you need to know before you start trading online

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Thungela Resources share price left bloodied after Transnet signals force majeure.  July Ndlovu, CEO of Thungela Resources explains how the business surviving following the force majeures.  Christelle Colman, insurance expert and Ami Sure’s CEO explains why some insurance companies will not ensure areas and homeowners that might be prone to natural disasters. Warren Ingram, Personal Financial Advisor and Executive Director of Galileo Capital tells Bruce Whtifield why consumers are not optimistic enough.

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Stephen Van Coller, CEO at EOH on turning the tide at the company and their debt concerns. De Beer, DDG responsible for economic statistics at Stats SA on whether their data reflects the accurate size of the country’s economy. Pieter de Villiers, co-founder and CEO at Clickatell is our shapeshifter for the week. 

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Gerrie Fourie, CEO at Capitec Bank on their addition of 190 000 new clients and their stellar financial results. Experts on how the heavy rains are destroying infrastructure in KZN.  In our Investment School, Mduduzi Luthuli, co-founder and executive director at Luthuli Capital explains how you can retire with ENOUGH money. 

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