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Dr. Michael Goldman, Professor in the Sport Management Program at the University of San Francisco and Adjunct Faculty at Gordon Institute of Business Science discusses whether it would make financial sense for SA to try host the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Then Andrew Donaldson, Former Deputy Director General at Treasury talks about his career path and the importance of trust in the National Treasury.
Mandela Day and looking back at the economy since 1994. Also, the Science of Employee Experience with Andy Golding from Strive.
Eskom making headlines, SA loving the taxfree saving account and Make Money Mondays with standup comedian Nik Rabinowitz.
Senior economists review Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba’s Inclusive Growth Action Plan and give it a score out of 10.
Prof Mark New, Director of African Climate & Development Initiative and Alex McNamara, Programme Manager for Environment at National Business Initiative (NBI) discuss climate change and its impacts on the business sector. Graham Briggs, Harmony Gold’s former CEO and current chairman of Birrell Mining talks about his career path and his life in the mining industry.
Bonang Mohale, CEO of Business Leadership SA and Prof Nick Binedell from Gordon Institute of Business Science discuss the effect of Gupta Leaks on SA business leaders, The Money Show’s stock pickers talk about the performance of their share over the past six months.
The PR Association of which Bell Pottinger is a member chats to Bruce. Also Economist Brian Kantor on his book ‘Get South Africa growing’ and business man Andile Mazwai in Make Money Mondays
JSE CEO Nicky Newton-King on the JSE’s restructuring plans and Prof Nicola Kleyn on the damage of Bell Pottinger’s PR work. Also, the usual Friday favourites with the Best Bits and Brutal BizQuiz.
Stephen Koseff, Investec’s CEO and Jabu Mabuza, Business Unity SA’s President talk about their honorary doctorates from Wits University then Songezo Zibi, Absa Group’s Spokesperson says his company has been granted an interdict against BLF after Absa’s branch was attacked. Jay Sinclair CEO of Siyaghopa Trading Group talks about bringing Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in South Africa.
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