The Money Show

Why SAA should be rescued after all, Africa connected in Ghana, Business Unusual on Marvel and Shapeshifter marketing guru Sylvester Chauke.

Geoffrey Qhena, CEO of South Africa’s International Development Corporation (IDC) and Martha Stein Sochas, regional director for Southern Africa at Agence Française de Développement (AFD) discuss the Science of Development Banking.

The very long national bus strike ends, Vodacom and Netcare release results and Make Money Mondays is a replay of activist Mark Heywood talking about his relationship and views on money. 

The Banking ombud on the increase in complaints. The Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz.  

Sizwe Phakathi, head of safe and sustainability  at SA’s Chamber of Mines talks to Bruce Whitfield about the rise in mine fatalities. Mteto Nyati, CEO of Altron discusses his group’s turnaround strategy.

Bruce finds out more about the ‘conscious uncoupling’ of Old Mutual, CEO Brian Joffe on his latest business adventure Long4Life and Shapeshifter Bernard Bultemeier from Jekyll & Hide.

We look into President Ramaphosa’s Dream Team, Andy Rice shares this week’s print heroes and zeros and the Science of Land Reform with prof. Ruth Hall.

Insight’s from Warren Buffet’s latest AGM, Business Day’s new editor Lukanyo Mnyanda on his idea of the brand and Make Money Mondays with comedian Barry Hilton.

Redefine and Sibanye drop KPMG and the regulator IRBA announces steps to address reputational issues in auditing sector. Also, the Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz

How hard is it to actually fire an auditor? After Barclays Africa fires KPMG, Bruce talks to the experts. We learn more about “fare strikes” and Warren Ingram on Warren Buffet’s shareholders letter.