The Money Show

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.

Bruce Whitfield chats to analysts about President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet reshuffle and the central bank’s MPC decision to hike rates by 25 basis points as to 6.75%, reversing the cut they had made in March. Andre Du Plessis, Capitec’s talks about the acquisition of Mercantile Bank.

Kimi Makwetu, Auditor General discusses the national and provincial audit results for the 2017/2018 and elaborates why he is calling for an urgent intervention when it comes to the education, health and public works departments and TVET colleges Zuko Mandlakazi, founder of Senso (this week’s shapeshifter) who discussed on his upbringing, failures and the success of his business.

Johann Le Roux, Momentum Life CEO discusses the company’s solutions for the victims of violent crime after a country wide backlash. Stephen Koseff, chairman and former Investec CEO speaks about life at the helm of Investec. Kali Moahloli, commercial head for Market insights at GFK South Africa speaks on the science of Black Friday.

Professor David Block, an astronomer and highly sought-after motivational speaker discusses career path his philosophy towards investing and saving. Award Winning Investigative journalist and editor of Financial Mail, Rob Rose will take Bruce Whitfield through the dark-scandalous-inner working of ailing Steinhoff in his new book, Steinheist. Chief executives of a chicken broiler, Astral Foods and the country’s largest private hospital network, Netcare will take Bruce Whitfield through their respective company results and how they are keeping their heads above water in this tough economic climate.

Peter Attard Montalto, Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex the ability of government to undertake expropriation without compensation (EWC).   Ciaran Ryan, investigative journalist reports on Transnet pension funds’ R100bn dagger pointed at the heart of SA R100 billion – that’s what Transnet owes pensioners, who are dying off at the rate of 300 to 400 a month.

Cas Coovadia, MD of the Banking Association of SA and Nic Borain, an independent political analyst, analyse the consequences of the adoption of a resolution on land expropriation without compensation. Fani Titi, Investec’s new joint-CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results and discusses its growth strategy under new leadership.

Graham O'Connor, Spar CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results. Adrian Gore, Discovery Founder and CEO talk about Discovery's new bank and how it will differentiate from the existing lenders.

Sipho Maseko, Telkom’s CEO  takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results and the evolution of the company in the next five years. MTN’s CEO, Rob Shuter on the company’s relationship Nigerian regulators and whether they are on the verge of being chased out its biggest market. Chaos Theory’s MD, Andrew Ross and Bruce Whitfield test the efficiency of Food Delivery Apps.

Vodacom’s CEO Shameel Joosub discusses on how Vodacom has raised the dividend for the first-half of its 2019 financial year.  Ken Kocienda, Author of Creative Selection - Inside Apple's design process during the Golden Age of Steve Jobs talks about the process of writing the book and remembers his time working with Steve Jobs.