The Money Show

Bruce talks to two economists on how to get out of a recession, a pet food entrepreneur tells her story and Shapeshifter IoT.nxt.

Deputy Treasury Minister Sfiso Buthelezi on the recession and Michael Jordaan on the new name of his latest venture called ‘Rain’ amidst a massive storm expected for Cape Town.

Sipho Maseko, Telkom’s CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results then Tony Manning, strategist and author of What is wrong and management and how to get it right chats about his books. Wayne McCurrie, senior portfolio manager with Ashburton Investments talk about his upbringing and philosophies towards money and investing.

Dr. Mampho Modise, chief director strategy and risk management at National Treasury and Goolam Ballim, chief economist at Standard Bank analyse the S&P Global Ratings’ decision on the South Africa’s  credit rating, then Bruce Whitfield plays the MTN Brutal Biz-Quiz with listeners.

Unemployment hits 14 year low, an economist on expectations for S&P’s ratings announcement tomorrow and Personal Finance expert Warren Ingram.

Brian Molefe’s Eskom appointment rescinded, Spar releases results, Comair strengthens food business and Shapeshifter Matsi Modise, MD at SiMODisa.

Jacko Maree, Liberty Holdings’ chairman explains why the group has suddenly parted ways with its CEO, Thabo Dloti. Sandra Mokhoanoana, co-founder of Isithebe financial Wellness talks about the Science of Financial Education then Kevin Lings, Stanlib’s economist explains the surging price of avocados.

Darren Hele, Famous Brands’ CEO explains why the company decided to withhold shareholder dividend payout and Michael Fridjhon, International Wine Expert with Wine Wizard talks about his upbringing and philosophies towards investing. 

Bruce looks into the report on ‘How South Africa is being stolen’ and the Best Bits of the week.

Grant Pattison, Massmart’s former CEO chats about joining Edcon (parent company to Edgar’s JET and CAN) then Pierre van Tonder, CEO of Spur Corporation talks to Bruce Whitfield about his open letter to Solidarity and the boycott Spur campaign.