The Money Show

Liz McDaid from Southern African Faith Communities' Environment Institute and Adrian Pole of Adrian Pole Attorneys discuss their court room victory to block the nuclear deal with Russia, US and South Korea. Isaah Mhlanga , Economist with RMB goes through the Big Five important issues the treasury should be communicating to SA. 

Does economic growth still matter? Heroes and Zeroes with Andy Rice and the Science of the Renting Business with Ekaya.

Bruce talks politics after it seems Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has launched his campaign for the ANC leadership. Also, Make Money Mondays with Corruption Watch’s David Lewis.

Wandile Sihlobo, Economist at the Agricultural Business Chamber discusses food price inflation then Ray White goes through the week’s financial news highlights before playing the Brutal Biz Quiz with listeners.

Goolam Ballim, Chief Economist at Standard Bank talks about the significance of Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba’s tour in the US and at IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings while personal finance advisor, Warren Ingram shares tips on investing retirement funds in a post downgrade world. Then Pavlo Phitidis, small business expert talks about identifying an ideal customer.

Rischard Brasher, Pick n Pay’s CEO chats to Bruce Whitfield about the company’s financial results while Rob Worthington-Smith, founder of FarSightFirms answers whether Aspen Pharmacare is morally and ethically bankrupt. 

Prof Chris Malikane on his views for the economy and appointment as advisor to the new Finance Minister. Business Leadership’s Bonang Mohale responds. And the Science of Nuclear with Eskom.  

Could SA be downgraded a third time? Personal Finance expert Warren Ingram on debt consolidation and Small Business Owner Simon Mantell on productivity.

Dr. Mzukisi Qobo, associate professor at UJ discusses the significance of opposition parties marches against President Jacob Zuma, while Stuart Theobald, chairman of Intellidex goes through the Big Five reasons the FIC Bill is more damaging than a downgrade. Then Groovin Nchabeleng, Chairman of Blueprint SA talks about his upbringing and his growth in the marketing and advertising industry. 

Pippa Green, Author of Choice not Fate: The Life and Times of Trevor Manuel talks about the risks of SA’s National Treasury losing intuitional memory following a shock cabinet reshuffle while Brigit Evans, Director at the SAB Foundation discusses the Science of business start-ups.