The Money Show

Refilwe Moloto hosts the show: US trade war heating up, property doyenne Pam Golding dies and Shapeshifter Inga Gubeka, Founder of Inga Atelier.

Refilwe Moloto standing in for Bruce Whitfield. Acting Sars Commissioner talks collection numbers, ad expert Andy Rice on this week’s hero and zero and the Science of EQ vs IQ.

What to expect for when the new VAT rate kicks in over the weekend, class action for listeriosis kicks off and Pavlo Phitidis on the Small Business Focus.

Busi Radebe, Nedbank’s economist analyses the SA Reserve Bank’s decision to cut the repo rate by 25 basis points. Dr. Richard Friedland, CEO of Netcare Health discusses the company’s decision to exit the United Kingdom. Lucy Beard co-owner of Hope  On Hopkins Distillery talks about her career path to being a distiller.

Gerrie Fourie , Capitec’s CEO take Bruce Whitfield through the company’s annual results. Charles de Wet, Partner at PwC talks about the history and the science behind value added tax (VAT).  

The new Finance Minister as well as the new Acting Sars Commissioner on the show tonight. Also tune in for Financial Educator Simon Brown for this week’s Make Money Monday’s guest.

Naspers selling Tencent... African free trade... US Fed interest rate hikes... Land... Personal finance... Small business...

Naspers CEO Bob van Dijk explains its latest Tencent-transaction. Also tune in for the Best Bits of the week and the Brrrutal BizQuiz.  

Yet, there’s a 60% chance that the best case scenario – 5% growth – is about to materialise, says scenario planner Clem Sunter.

Mango on its latest plans to gain market share, Judge Dennis Davis on rebuilding Sars and Shapeshifter Keet van Zyl, Co-Founder of Knife Capital.