The Money Show

Nomfundo Nhuhlu, Nedbank’s Chief of Operations discusses the effects of a coup attempt in Zimbabwe on the lender’s business. Vuyani Jarana, SAA’s new CEO talks about his upbringing and career path.

Gillian Saunders, head of advisory services at Grant Thornton discusses the reasons why SA executives are adopting a ‘wait and see’ approach and expansion and investment plans are put on hold for yet another quarter. Gail Kelly, former CEO of Westpac talks about her career in SA banking and globally. Ross Kata, Area Manager for Africa, Indian Ocean & Israel at Expedia discusses the science of online travel.

Treasury’s Michael Sachs quits, Davis Tax Committee says SA cannot afford to pay for tertiary fees, Richard Branson on his latest book and Samuel Seeff in Make Money Mondays.

Telkom CEO Sipho Maseko on the health of the group. Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz.

The JSE in New York to defend SA’s investment case and FAQ: why is bitcoin so valuable?

Bruce does an outside broadcast from the Whisky & Sprits Live event in Sandton.

Anthony Thunstrom, TFG’s CFO discusses the acquisition of UK women’s wear brand, Hobbs. Bongani Maseko, CEO of Airports Company SA talks about the business of running an airports company.

Paradise Papers and SA corporates, Business Book ‘My Money’ by Gerald Mwandiambira and Make Money Mondays with Zapiro.

Sars to take action against Jacques Pauw’s Zuma book. Also the Brutal BizQuiz and the best bits of the week.

Auditor-General, Kimi Makwetu says the SABC, the Post Office and PetroSA are on the verge of collapse then  Simon Brown, Financial Educator with Just One Lap, 

Candice Paine, Strategist and consultant with Satrix  and Helena Conradie, CEO discuss how to invest in exchange traded funds.