The Money Show

Arabile Gumede was in for Bruce Whitfield. He got an update from the UK-Africa summit from Lukman Otunuga, Senior Research Analyst at FXTM. Make Money Mondays featured TV anchor Macfarlane Moleli.

SAA deadline for funding is approaching and Bruce talks to Journalist Carol Paton. Best Bits of the week and Brutal BizQuiz

Dondo Mogajane, director general at National Treasury share what the National treasury and government expects when it leads a South African delegation to 2020’s World Economic Forum in Switzerland.   Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes analyses SA Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee’s interest rate cycle and its decision to cut the prime rate.

John Manyike, head Of Financial Education at Old Mutual takes Bruce Whitfield through the cost of school fees.  Stephen van Coller, EOH’s CEO share what he learnt from EOH about preventing corruption.

Stuart Theobald, Financial Analyst and Chairman at Intellidex analyses Old Mutual’s fight with its fired CEO, Peter Moyo after company won an appeal against order reinstating him. Sipho Pityana , President at Business Unity SA (Busa) elaborates on the lobby group cautioned President Ramaphosa against an overemphasis on leadership by consensus.

Guest: Sipho Pityana | President at Business Unity SA (Busa)

Eskom chair Jabu Mabuza resigned from Eskom after it failed a promise to the President.   Dr Simo Lushaba, Governance Expert and Chairman at Empowered Growth Partners discusses what governance lessons from the resignation.    Motshidisi Mohono, Sports Anchor with SuperSport talks about her relationship with money.

Arabile Gumede is in for Bruce Whitfield. He takes a look at the big economic events expected for 2020 with Peter Attard Montalto from Intellidex and replays some of the best bits of the week.

Guest: Thato Mashigo | Portfolio Manager at Sanlam Private Wealth

Guest: Peter Attard Montalto | Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex