The Money Show

Mohsin Tajbhai, Grand Parade Investments’ COO and minority shareholders discuss the executive board changes and the group’s growth strategy. Jabu Mabuza, Eskom’s Chairman expands on the announcement towards the emergency steps to prevent further load shedding and energy crisis in South Africa.

Abel Sithole, Government Employees Pension Fund’s Principal executive officer the financial state of the fund as it writes-off billions in investments. Khulu Phasiwe, Eskom Spokesperson explains why they want the government to take on about R100 billions of its debts as part of their rescue plan. Eben Uys, Co-founder of MAD Giant speaks on his upbringing and how he discovered the craft brewery MAD Giant.

Dr Adrian Saville, CEO of Cannon Asset Managers and professor at GIBS discussed the improvement of the SA’s economy which has led us to the end of recession. Prof Ruth Hall, Researcher at Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian studies at University of Western Cape expands on the votes made by MPs to implement land expropriation without compensation.

Lesetja Kganyago, SA Reserve Bank Governor discusses his upbringing, career path and his attitude towards money in terms of savings and investments.  Pepe Marais, group chief creative officer of Joe Public discusses his new book, Growing Greatness.

Jayson Dunne, Director at Rubicon Risk Advisory Services analyses the effect of massive fuel price decreases in the next few months. Sam Rolland, economist at Ecomometrix  previews the G20 Summit.

Molatwane Likhethe, Transnet’s spokesperson discusses the Vrendendal bridge accident which placed the Sishen-Saldanha railway out of action. Micah Reddy, AmaBhungane’s Investigative journalist  expands on the accusation that a firm that won R1bn Joburg fleet contract allegedly paid the EFF ‘slush fund’.

Gabriel Bernarde of Viceroy Research share his reason on why the research group thinks the JSE-listed NEPI Rockcastle - one of the largest real-estate investment portfolios in Eastern Europe – is overstating its profits from Romania. Prof Wiseman Nkuhlu, Chairman at KPMG South Africa discusses the management changes at KPMG and how the company is recovering from the effects of state-capture. Joe Cloete, CEO of Shamwari Private Nature Reserve talks about his career path and the growth strategy on the nature reserve.

Professor Nicola Kleyn - Dean of The University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science and former Chair of the South African Business Schools Association discusses the fate and relevancy of MBA studies. Basani Maluleke, CEO of African Bank talks about how the lender is evolving and fight of new entrants in the banking market. She also discusses the group’s financial results with Bruce Whitfield.

Legendary Musician, Sipho “Hostix” Mabuse takes Bruce Whitfield through his life’s journey, discusses his worst and best decision involving money and also shares how he invests and saves for a rainy day.  Leon Lourens, CEO of Pepkor takes Bruce through the company’s financial results and gives an update on the group’s continuing courtroom with former business partners - founders of Mr. Tekkie.  Gus Silber, an award-winning journalist, editor, speechwriter and author talks about his latest book; The Disruptors: Social entrepreneurs reinventing business and society.

Peter Worthington, Senior Economist with Absa discusses the effect of South Africa’s sovereign rating being downgraded by Standard & Poor's. Mohammed Akoojee, CEO at Imperial Logistics talk about the unbundling of Motus.