The Money Show

Bruce is back and talks about the extraordinary letter from PSG founder Jannie Mouton on his early onset of dementia. We replay some audio from a 2013 interview. Colin Cullis is back with Business Unusual and he talks about air travel. This week’s Shapeshifter is Bob Head, new CFO at the embattled SAA.

Refilwe Moloto hosts this Workers Day Money Show. She looks into the coal issues of Eskom, the state of labour in SA and gets the advertising Hero and Zero from Andy Rice this week.

Refilwe Moloto in for Bruce. Dr. Marty Davies from Deloitte on the significance of the North and South Korean meetings. Depression in the workplace and Stock Pick Monday.

Refilwe Moloto hosts this Friday’s Money Show features on social media influencers and sneakers. Also, the Brutal BizQuiz and best bits of the week.

Christo Wiese tell Bruce why he is claiming R59 billion from Steinhoff. Also Warren Ingram on personal finance and Pavlo Phitidis on your Small Business

Charles de Wet, Partner at PwC is concerned about the terms of reference for review panel for the VAT zero rated items. He discusses timing, mandate and a limitation.  Sizakele Marutlulle CEO and Founder at Marutlulle and Co shares her views on Zara’s decision pull items that are similar to MaXhosa by Laduma.

Bruce delves into the collapse of Nkonki Inc, more about new listing Libstar and the Science of the Creative Economy with Loeries CEO Andrew Human.

Mines Minister goes back to court to appeal black ownership ruling. Ian Mann reviews ‘Dying for a Paycheck’, by Jeffrey Pfeffer and Make Money Mondays with Astral CEO Chris Schutte.

An update from the Steinhoff AGM, Minister Rod Davies on structural transformation and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Nhanhla Nene, SA’s Finance Minister updates Bruce Whitfield on the 2018 Spring Annual meeting of the IMF and World Bank Group. Richard Brasher, Pick n Pay’s CEO and David Kneale, Clicks Group’s CEO take Bruce thought their company results.