The Money Show

With the CEO posts at both SAA and Eskom now vacant, what goes into the recruitment process? How hard is it to fill these positions? Andrew Woodburn, Managing Director at Amrop WoodburnMann tackles these questions.    Chris Logan, Fund Manager at Opportune Investments analyses the Tongaat Hullet woes.

Carbon tax to kick in next week and Bruce talks to economist Azar Jammine about the effect of it. Best Bits and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Economists and business lobby groups analyse President Cyril Ramaphosa cabinet appointees and its size compared to other countries.  Velma Corcoran, Country Manager of Airbnb South Africa talks about the effect of the proposed amendments to the tourism act.

Mahlatse Mahlase, editor-in-chief at EWN discusses what might be expected from president Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet announcement. Leon Lourens, CEO at Pepkor and Darren Hele, CEO at Famous Brands takes Bruce Whitfield through their companies financial results.’  Boris Leyck , founder of Bodytec talks about the gym industry.

Basani Maluleke, CEO of the African Bank Takes Bruce Whitfield through the lender’s company results and also shares how the bank is taking on new comers.   Ranjeni Munusamy, associate editor at Tiso BlackStar Group explains the importance of ANC’s integrity committee and what it means for David Mabuza to be cleared by it. Edite Teixeira-Mckinon, Deputy Ombudsman at Short Term Insurance (OSTI) explains the nitty-gritty of short-term insurance.

Telkom’s chief executive analyses the company’s financial results. The Clothing Bank’s head, Tracey Chambers updates Bruce on the fire that gutted the Thornton premises by fire that was started by an intruder on Sunday morning. Stock has been destroyed, estimated over R10m.  And Reuben Riffel, Celebrity Chef and Owner of Reuben's Restaurant talks about his career path and his philosophy towards saving and investing money.

Old Mutual CEO suspended and Theresa May steps down as UK Prime Minister. Also the Brutal BizQuiz.

Economists review the SA Reserve Bank’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged.  Personal finance expert, Warren Ingram share tips on how to divvy up monthly income in order to enjoy life, save for the future and not worry about money every month. Small Business specialist, Pavlo Phitidis gives some advice on creating a demand for businesses services or products where no demand exists.

Mpumi Madisa, Bidvest’s CEO-designate talks about her career path, life challenges and expectations when she takes over as head of the conglomerate. Political and economic analysts discuss what they expect from president Ramaphosa’s new administration. Jamie's Italian restaurants are going bust in the UK. Justin Divaris, Sharehholder at Jamie's Italian in Melrose explains what this means for the SA branch.

Jacko Maree, president’s special investment envoy and chairman of council at St Andrew's College updates Bruce Whitfield on the Makhanda Municipality saga and progress to try to resolve a dispute over funding for relief efforts after the Gift of the Givers withdrew from the drought-stricken area. Maree also gives an update on his work for the President. Sizwe Nxasana, chair of Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme and founder of Future Schools discuss the business of student funding.