The Money Show

Paddy Upton, world renowned cricket coach discusses shares his money saving and investment tips and also discusses his career path.  Google suspends some business with Huawei after Trump blacklist.  Craig Wilson, Stuff Magazine’s editor explains how this will impact South Africa.

George Glynos, Head of Research at ETM Analytics discusses the Mood’s stern warning of a downgrade on South Africa’s sovereignty.

Ralph Mupita, MTN Group’s CFO discusses the listing of Nigerian business in the continent’s most populous country. Malerato Mosiane, acting chief director for labour at Stats SA describes how the agency collates the data.  Fani Titi, Investec’s joint-CEO and Rui Morais, Dis-Chem Pharmacies’s CFO take Bruce Whitfield through their respective companies’ financial results.

Jake Willis, founder and CEO of Lulaway, a Youth Employment Facilitator that has placed over 30 000 job seekers in employment and internship opportunities since 2011 talks about his business. Also a new feature with Consumer Journalist Wendy Knowler, unpacks the latest annual report from the Banking Ombud.

Kevin Lings, Chief Economist with Stanlib Asset Management analyses the latest unemployment figures that hit a 15 year high. Nicole Westwig, Managing Director at Marcel's talks about the ups-and-downs of the frozen dessert industry.

Music sensation and The Voice SA’s judge, Lira share her money saving and investing strategies. Vodacom’s CEO Shameel Joosub and Netcare’s Netcare’s boss, Dr Richard Froedland take Bruce Whitfield through their respective companies’ financial results.

Post elections… what can we expect for Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet, specifically the appointment of Finance Minister. Also, the Brutal BizQuiz and Best Bits of the week.

Election results start to gain momentum and more calls are being made. Bruce talks to analysts at the election centre, gets a market report and chats to Renegade Economist Xhanti Payi on the Reserve Bank.

Bruce gets the voting experiences from a variety of voices in the business sector. Also “pollsters IRR and Ispos” is featured as this week’s election Shapeshifter.

There has been some controversy about being able to get away with vote more than once.

Department of Political Sciences at the University of South Africa Dirk Kotze discusses the issue.