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Serge Belamant, CEO of Net1, parent company to Cash Paymaster Services (CPS) which distributes social grants in South Africa explains why his company may be unable to do its work unless South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) signs a new contract while Fred Robertson, chairman of Brimstone and Sea Harvest talks about the magic behind the group’s success.
Sizwe Nxasana, chairman of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme and FirstRand’s former CEO talks up his upbringing and his philosophies towards investing and saving money while Tax ombudsman, Judge Bernard Ngoepe explains his calls for investigate reasons behind delayed tax refunds.
Luther Lebelo, Spokesperson at South African Revenue Service (SARS) explains why it ‘attacked’ Judge Dennis Davis’s integrity and want him to recuse himself tax committee then Arabile Gumede, standing-in for Bruce Whitfield plays the Brutal Biz Quiz with listeners.
Chief executives of FirstRand, Sanlam and Old Mutual go through the financial results with Bruce Whitfield, then Allan Gray’s Chief Investment Officer Andrew Lapping defends the group’s investment in the controversial Net1.
Eskom takes DA to court for defamation. The history of the Krugerrand, pigeon racing and Shapeshifter Ina Paarman.
Mteto Nyati, MTN SA’s outgoing CEO reveals why he is jumping ship in favour of the family-run Altron Electronics while economists try to make sense of SA’s economy shrinking more than expected. Then Dr Felicity Coughlan, chair of SA Private Higher Education at Academic Director at ADvTECH discussed the Science of Private Universities.
Allon Raiz, Founder and CEO at Raizcorp chats to Bruce Whitfield about his upbringing and his philosophies towards money and saving while Dr. Azar Jammine, chief economist at Econometrix highlights the importance of social grants to the South African economy.
Land expropriation without compensation on the agenda again, the Best Bits of the week and the Brutal BizQuiz is back with MTN and R2000.
A news update on the latest bank shunning the Guptas. Standard Bank and MTN talk results and Personal Finance Expert Warren Ingram looks into retirement annuities.
Najwah Allie-Edries, head of the Jobs Fund talks about the Big Five things one needs to know about the Jobs Fund, then Isaac Mophatlane, co-founder of Business Connexion talks about his career path and the growth on Business Connexion.
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