The Money Show

Mark Kingon, Acting Commissioner at SA Revenue Services talks about his career  path and Andrew Lapping, Chief Investment Officer at Allan Tray shares his Big Five reasons why investing in the local market still makes sense.

Dr. Adrian Saville CEO of Cannon Asset Managers and Professor at Gordon Institute of Business Science discusses the Science of Costa Rica. David Lewis.  David Lewis, Corruption Watch’s executive director explains why his company does not accept McKinsey apology for its role in state capture.

McKinsey says it is sorry, Business Book: ‘How to get a tax refund’ and Make Money Mondays with singer-songwriter Jesse Clegg.

Can the president find relief for consumers? Also, the Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Francois Van der Merwe, Chairperson of Tobacco Institute of South Africa discusses the latest National Tobacco Market report that claims that SA Revenue Services is losing over R7-billion to illicit tobacco trade. Advocate Eric Mkhawane, CEO of the Tax Ombud challenges tax payers and collectors to be fair during this 2018/19 tax year.

Bruce explores arguments for Naspers to unbundle, AirBnB on the launch of ‘Experiences’ and Shapeshifter Frans Cronje from the Data Prophet

Brazilian author Ricardo Semler on the ‘corporate democracy’, speculation on the launch of the new Absa brand and the Science of the Art Investment with Julie Miller from the Julie Miller Investment Art Institute in the Mall of Africa.

Judge Nugent refuses Moyane’s demands, Sars aims to collect R1.345 trillion and Ian Mann reviews ‘Saudi, Inc.: The Arabian Kingdom's Pursuit of Profit and Power’ by Ellen R. Wald.

Christo Wiese, Steinhoff International’s former chairman discusses the company’s interim results and try to make sense of what may have led to the collapse of the company. Bruce Whitfield goes through this week’s business news highlights then plays the BizQuiz with listeners.

Jayendra Naidoo, Steinhoff Africa Retail’s chairman updates Bruce Whitfield about the fight for Tekkie Town against its founder and former executive team. Pierre van Tonder, Spur Corporation’s CEO talks about the 51% acquisitions of Nikos Coalgrill Greek.