The Money Show

Chris Maroleni, SABC’s outgoing Chief of operations shares his next plans after he was suddenly fired by the national broadcaster. Stuart Theobald,  Financial Analyst and Chairman of Intellidex discusses rumours that Maria Ramos, Absa Group’s former CEO might return to the public sector.

Colin Coleman, Goldman Sachs Sub Sahara’s MD and Busisiwe Mavuso, Business Leadership SA’s COO discuss how jittery international investors and the business maybe on SA's economics policies and upcoming general elections.

Richard Spoor, South African activist and human rights attorney discusses Class action summons issued against Tiger Brands and gives an update of what the plaintiffs will be up against.  Joel Bregman, director of My Vote Counts reveals who has been funding which political parties ahead of the general elections.   Vikesh Ramsunder, Clicks Group’s new CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results.

Stephen Van Coller, EOH Holdings’ CEO discusses the company’s turnaround strategy and the recent financial results. Ron Josias, CEO of SA National Accreditation Systems explains why the reasons for suspending Empowerdex. Jared Molko, Google’s former employee discusses future of artificial intelligence and how it is going to affect the world.

Rosalind Lake, Norton Rose’s director and Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, Tourism Business Council of SA’s discuss a newly published Tourism Amendment Bill that aims to regulate AirBnb and may even lead to limits on the number of nights that a guest can stay or how much income an Airbnb earns. Neal Froneman, Sibanye Stillwater’s CEO discuss the mining sector and his philosophies towards investing and saving money.

Bruce spoke to Gardner Rusike, Associate Director at S&P Global Ratings, on the state of SA’s credit rating and the country’s biggest challenges. Also the Brutal BizQuiz and the Best Bits of the week.

Vuyo Jack, executive chairman of Empowerdex, a broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment consulting and verification company, the effect company’s certificate of accreditation being suspended by South African National Accreditation System (Sanas) following allegations of bribery at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture.

Petrus Marais, FTI Consulting’s Senior Managing Director discusses a report on how South Africa’s economic and business leaders view the current situation in the country. David Lewis, Corruption Watch’s director takes Bruce Whitfield through its seventh annual corruption report entitled, Upholding Democracy.

Pieter-Louis Myburgh author of Gangster State and Amanda van Rhyn, manager of Penguin Books talk about the disruption and violence and the launch of the book.  Prof Nicola Kleyn, Dean and Marketing Expert at Gordon Institute of Business Science discuss rising trends of customer rage.

Jeremy Mansfield, South Africa’s renowned broadcaster shares his life story’s experience. He also discusses saving, personal finance and investing ideas. Angel Jones, CEO of the Homes Coming Revolution and Johannes Wessels, Director of The Enterprise Observatory of South Africa (EOSA) explain trends around people emigrating and how SA is handling the brain drain.