The Money Show

Ray White spoke to Mpho Ledwana head of marketing at JSE about the importance of women being financial independent during women's month.

MTN Group’s chief financial officer, Ralph Mupita and Standard Bank’s chief executive, Sim Tshabalala take Bruce Whitfield through their  companies; financial results and discusses the economic  challenges the country face.

Public enterprise minister, Pravin Gordhan phone-in the show and defends the way and strategy the government is trying to fix Eskom and other parastatals. He believes the country will be back on its knees again. Mark Barnes, SA Post Office’s former CEO explains why he left the post office abruptly.

Shane Watkins, the chief investment officer of All Weather Capital discusses how ethical investing works.  Mike Brown, Nedbank’s CEO discusses challenges the banking sector faces then takes Bruce Whitfield through his company’s financial results.

Sipho Pityana, president of Business Unity SA (Busa) and Dr Iraj Abedian, CEO of Pan-African Investments and Research Services discuss the country’s pedestrian economic growth under president Cyril Ramaphosa. They also discuss what the government and the private sector needs to do to get the economy growing faster.  Dan Moyane, veteran broadcaster talks about his career path and share his investing and money saving tips.

Evan Walker, Portfolio Manager at 36ONE Asset Management analyses the South Africa’s retail sector and discusses the challenges the retailers find themselves under.

Discovery accused Liberty of using its vitality brand. Post office CEO Mark Barnes resigns from post office and "how to start saving with Warren Ingram.

Warren Ingram - Personal Financial adviser and executive director at Galileo Capital

Hylton Kallner (Chief Marketing Officer at Discovery)

Matome Ratlabala, Africapaciti Group’s chief investment officer discusses the groups plans to purchase the ailing VBS Mutual Bank.  G G Alcock, Author of 'Kasinomic Revolution explains why big banks are interested in township businesses.