The Money Show

Bruce talks to experts about the announcement of a new board for Eskom and Make Money Mondays with singer Danny K.

Dennis George, General Secretary of Fedusa discusses the reasons why union requested Steinhoff’s financial statements dating back as far as 2002 then Bruce Whitfield plays the Brutal BizQuiz with listeners.

Bruce talks to economist Busi Radebe on the unchanged interest rates. Pay expert Laurence Grubb explains golden handcuffs and water scientist Dr Kevin Winter explains the Cape Town water crisis.

Prof Wiseman Nkuhlu talks to Bruce Whitfield about his decision to join the ailing KPMG South Africa as its chairman, then Rob Stokes, serial entrepreneur and chairman of Red & Yellow Creative School takes Bruce through his career and entrepreneurship path.

Michael Jordaan, co-founder and chairman of Bank Zero discusses the formation of the country’s newest bank while Ntuthuko Shezi, founder of Livestock Wealth talks about the science of “crowd-farming.”

Zelda la Grange, former private secretary to Nelson Mandela talks her upbringing, career path and her philosophies towards saving and investing money. Clifford Elphick, CEO Gem Diamonds talks about the discovery of a 910-carat diamond in Lesotho.

Heroes and Zeros of the Forbes 2018 list of Africa's richest billionaires, the psychology of winning the lotto and cars and money with Personal Finance expert Warren Ingram.

Who or what is Viceroy? And the best bits of the week as well as the brutal bizquiz.

Bonang Mohale from BLSA on the commission of inquiry into state capture, rechargeable batteries in Business Unusual and the founders of Zang Chocolate as this week’s Shapeshifter.

Market responds to Aspen Viceroy rumours, Uber an Andy Rice ad hero and the Science of Microsoft.