The Money Show

Michael Bagraim, labour lawyer at Bagraim Attorneys discussed possible mass retrenchments this year and the national minimum wage. Susan Comrie, Investigative Journalist at amaBhungane centre for Investigative Journalism spoke on her discoveries towards bankrupted Mozambique. Lebogang Montjane, Executive director of Independent Schools Association discussed the science of private education and independent schools.

Neil Roets, CEO at Debt Rescue discussed the debts in January and whether South Africans  earn enough to afford a certain living. Nomsa Mazwai musician and  General Manager at Soweto Theatre is this weeks make Money Monday's guests, she  speaks on her upbringing and her take on money as as artist.

Ludvig Wier, SA-TIED researcher discusses corporates leaving an R8 billion tax hole in South Africa. Warren Ingram, financial adviser at Galileo Capital gives an investment outlook for 2019 and Jayshreen Naidoo CEO at YIEDI speaks about the need for continuous re-skilling to address the technological shifts within corporate.

Gina Schoeman, economist at Citi Bank spoke about International Monetary Fund and South African Reserve Bank’s media briefing  on economic developments in South Africa; spokesperson of South African Civil Aviation Authority ‘s Phindiwe Gwebu discussed CemAir’s clearance to fly again and Eskom CEO’s Phakamani Hadebe is this week’s shapeshifter.

Proffessor Mark Swilling, Professor of Sustainable Development at Stellenbosch University discuss President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic policy – or lack thereof.

AEEI and its CEO, Khalid Abdulla, laid a charge of

attempted extortion against Magda Wierzycka, CEO of Sygnia Limited,

an asset management company listed on the JSE

Pauli Van Wyk, journalist with Scorpio at Daily Mavrick discusses on her investigation towards Floyd Shivambu and how he used his influence to get home loan from the troubled VBS Mutual Bank. Prof. Jerome Loveland, Head of Paediatric surgery at Wits and Chris Hani Baragwanath academic hospital and Gareth Armstrong, corporate finance transactor at Rand Merchant Bank speak on how they have made a difference in their community on our “Make a difference Mondays”.