The Money Show

Nicky Newton-King CEO of the JSE expresses disappointment in having to cut SA’s international investor roadshow after president Jacob Zuma summoned Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to return home for no apparent reason, while Gerrie Fourrie, CEO of Capitec takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s annual financial results. And Lizelle van Rhyn, Founder of the Cape Town Office discusses the science of F-Up Nights for entrepreneurs.

Jabu Mabuza, President of Business Unity SA and Goolam Ballim, Standard Bank’s chief economist discuss in the economic and financial implications of President Jacob Zuma’s decision to order finance minister Pravin Gordhan to return to SA and abruptly cutting the National Treasury’s international road show.  Also, Michael Morton, SuperSport’s midfielder talks up his upbringing and his philosophies toward money and investing.

Charles de Wet, Tax at PwC discusses the effect of SARS sitting on R20bn in VAT refunds then Bruce Whitfield plays the BizQuiz with listeners and also reviews the show’s highlights for the week.

Joe Mazibuko CEO at Joburg Market responds to the Competition Commission raiding fresh produce agents while Thomas Biesheuvel from Bloomberg talks about the potential sale of De Beers' London HQ. Thomas had a rare glimpse inside the mining giant, from subterranean vaults to a rooftop helipad.

Inflation slows down, Business Unusual is all about travelling to Mars and Shapeshifter Osman Osman.

Gil Oved, CEO of the Creative Counsel discusses the effect of artificial intelligence overtaking human beings and David Wolpert, CEO of Association of Meat Importers & Exporters (AMIE) says his outfit aims to ask parliament to investigate the root of job losses in the local poultry industry. 

Idols SA’s host and rapper, Tebogo “ProVerb” Thekisho talks about his upbringing and philosophy towards spending and saving money, then Theo Boshoff from Agricultural Business Chamber discusses the effect of the new bill that bans foreigners from buying land in SA.

Treasury DG Lungisa Fuzile on the G20 meeting and Sassa, as well as the Best Bits and the Brutal BizQuiz.

The Post Office comments and the Sassa matter, Fidelity and ADT merge and four serial killers of every business.

A constitutional expert on the Sassa matter, Business Unusual on Earth 2050 and Shapeshifter Peter Mountford, CEO of Super Group