The Money Show

William Bird, Media Monitoring Africa’s director discusses kickback allegations against Multichoice. Joe Phalwane, Founder of AeroBuddies and Jeff Cullis and Owner Organics talk about how they built their respective businesses.

Julie-May Ellingson,  CEO at Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) discusses the Science of the convention centre and conferencing while George Glynos, an economist with ETM Analytics talk about the confirmation of Jerome Powell as the new Federal Reserve chair would mean for SA and other emerging markets.    

Airlink to acquire Safair, Nedbank’s Mike Brown on the latest credit rating downgrade and the first edition of MAD Mondays or Make a Difference Mondays.

Dr. Adrian Saville from Gibs on expectations for the ratings announcement. As well as the Best Bits of the week.

Bruce Whitfield and FNB’s Economist, Mamello Matikinca review the SARB Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to keep rates unchanged. Pavlo Phitidis, Aurik Business Accelerator’s founder shares some advice of succession planning for small business owners.

Trevor Ncube, chairman of Alpha Media Holdings and Deputy chair of Mail & Guardian in SA shares the latest news out of Zimbabwe, then Bongumusa Makhathini, SABC’s new chairman discusses his upbringing and career path. 

Bruce Whitfield talks to jovial Zimbabweans about the resignation of Africa’s oldest serving president, Robert Mugabe, then Dr Eric Levenstein discusses the science and business behind business rescue.  

Exclusive Books CEO on the explosion in book sales, Magda Wierzycka from Sygnia on her latest court case won and Make Money Mondays with comedian Alan Committie.

Consultant Thabang Motsohi on his ideas for SAA and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Investec released results saying the global economy has improved, but its two key geographies suffer from continued political uncertainty. Stephen Koseff’s Investec CEO discusses the challenges to his business. Pavlo Phitidis, founder Aurik Business Accelerator gives advice on how to start a career/business when you believe you have absolutely nothing to offer.