The Money Show

Shameel Joosub, Vodacom Group CEO responses to the Competition Commission’s accusation that his group abused its dominance to secure an exclusive contract with National Treasury to be the sole provider of mobile telecommunication services to the government. Mike Abel, co-founder of M&C Saatchi talks about his career path and the adverting industry. 

Magda Wierzycka, Sygnia’s CEO chats to Bruce Whitfield about her reasons for offering, Trillian whistle-blower, Bianca Goodson a job while Iraj Abedian, Pan-African Investments and Research Services’ CEO analyses reasons behind Munich Re’s decisions to dump auditing firm, KPMG but Barclays Africa decided to stick with it.

Bruce spoke to Paulo de Almeida on Stock Pick Monday - and also Dondo Mogajane, Director General at National Treasury. On Make Money Monday we had Justin Spratt - Head of business for Sub-Saharan at Uber.

Kimi Makwethu, Auditor-General talk about his discussions with KPMG on the work his office outsourced to them. He believes KPMG  it is not a systemic issue. Then Dawie Roodt, chief economist with the Efficient Group analyses SAA’s R3-billion bail-out to repay CitiBank debt.

Bonang Mohale, CEO of Business Leadership SA elaborates why the group decided to kick out Eskom and Transnet out of the business lobby group while Coenraad Jonker, executive director for SA’s newest bank TymeDigital and Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s chairman talks about the group’s strategy of growing the bank in SA.

Most South Africans need no introduction to Johnny Clegg. Ray White interviews him about his life and times, and final journey.

Ray White interviews Tourism Business Council of South Africa CEO Mmatsatsi Ramawela.

Capitec releases results, bringing the ‘human element’ back into the workplace and Shapeshifter musician Johnny Clegg.

I am sure there is an app for that.

Ray White interviews THINKspiration CEO Tracey Swanepoel on how to bring the “human element” back to the workplace.