The Money Show

Mike Brown, Nedbank’s CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s half-year financial results. Thembinkosi Bonakele, the Competition Commission’s commissioner and Mel Potgieter, Stuttaford Van Lines’ GM talk about the 649 charges of tender collusion against the moving company. Then Lord Peter Hain, an anti-Apartheid activist talks about his upbringing and career path.    

Kuben Naidoo, Reserve Bank deputy governor and Registrar of Banks talks about the central bank’s briefing to Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance while Lorenzo Fioramonti, Professor of political economy and director of the Centre for the Study of Governance Innovation at University of Pretoria discusses The Science of redistribution.

Geoffrey Qhena, Industrial Development Corporation’s CEO discusses job creation and the company’s financial results then Richard Brasher, Pick ‘n Pay’s CEO reveals why the retailer is shedding over 3 000 jobs. Aki Anastasiou, Tech and Traffic reporter with Primedia talks about his upbringing and investment philosophies.

Sygnia CEO Magda Wierzycka talks  about ending their relationship with KPMG. 

Anglo American on the Mining Charter, Eskom suspends CFO and Personal Finance expert Warren Ingram on fees.

Luthando Brukwe of the National Union of Mineworkers reveals why the union wants the Minerals and Resources Minister, Mosebenzi Zwane to withdraw his moratorium notice in the mining industry while Mike Ratcliffe, MD of Warwick Wine Estate and Vilafonte talks about his career path and the wine industry.

Tebello Chabana, Chamber of Mines spokesperson talks about the organization’s court case against the Minerals and Resources minister, Mosebenzi Zwane then Lynette Nicholson, Old Mutual’s research manager discusses the Science of the Slasher.

Chris Griffith, Anglo American Platinum’s CEO takes Sumitra Nydoo’s through his company’s interim results and also discusses the latest mining charter while Lumkile Mondi, senior lecturer at School of Economics and Business Science of the University of the Witwatersrand talks about his career path and philosophies towards saving and investing his money.

Siya Biniza Economist with Political Economy SA discusses the effects of the finance minister targeting PIC’s Telkom stake for a SAA bailout while Faith Ngwenya, executive with SA institute of Professional Accountants says her association plans to oppose the scrapping of maths for accounting and science.  Then Bruce Whitfield plays the Biz Quiz with listeners.

Warren Ingram, personal finance expert from Galileo Capital goes through “Julia’s” savings and investment strategy to-date while Bruce Whitfield and Pavlo Phitidis, small business expert discuss what makes business work in certain spaces while others fail.