The Money Show

Daniel Silke,  Political Economy Analyst at Political Futures Consultancy discusses whether president Ramaphosa, minister Gordhan and Mboweni are doing well in transforming the economy.

Bruce talks to a variety of experts to understand the SAA business rescue process. Sock entrepreneur Nic Harry shares a decade worth of small business lessons..

Joburg has an ANC mayor again, SAA goes into voluntary business rescue and Shapeshifter Legend Manquele.

Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at Alexander Forbes Investments analyses the economic numbers that showed that  South Africa’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data for the third quarter of 2019, showing that growth contracted by 0.6%.  Pfanani Lishivha, CEO of the SA Music Performance Rights Association (Sampra), for How it works – Royalty Distribution in the Music Industry

Stanlib’s chief executive, Kevin Lings explains why South Africa’s turnaround hurt by ongoing uncertainty regarding state owned enterprises. He also takes  a closer look at the government's rising wage bill. Ahmore Burger-Smidt , Director at Werksmans Attorneys and  Arthur Goldstuck,  World Wide Worx’s MD analyse the Competition Commission’s call for lower data fees

Black Friday breaks records and damning Tongaat Hulett report published. Also the Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Roger Jardine, Firstrand’s chairman explains why he is "mystified" by government policies that don’t encourage economic growth.  Jabu Mabuza, Eskom’s Chair and acting-CEO tells Bruce Whitfield about the process of choosing a new CEO and takes him through the state-owned enterprise’s financial interim results.

Stuart MacKenzie, Ethos Private Equity’s CEO his company and Ethos Capital decided on a strategic equity partnership with Christo Wiese's Brait.  Tracey Chambers, The Clothing Bank’s head explains the impact of SARS Customs destructing illicit vehicles and clothing in Durban.  Dr Leila Fourie, The JSE’s CEO shares her career path history and what drives her.

Basani Maluleke, African Bank’s chief executive tells Bruce Whitfield how the lender winning clients against other rivals then takes him through the company’s financial results. Dean Kowarski, chief executive of Real Foods Group – KAUAI’s parent company explains how Kauai plans to expands into new healthy frozen range with Pick n Pay. Truth’s  CEO Amanda Cromhout explains how loyalty programmes operate.

Standard & Poor’s  Global Ratings’s director in SA, Konrad Reuss explains why the agency cut the outlook on its assessment of the country’s debt to negative, citing the slow growth, upwardly revised fiscal deficit and growing debt burden. Pepko’s CEO Leon Lourens takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results.  Thapelo Mokoena, South African Actor and Television Presenter shares his upbringing and his saving and investing philosophies.