The Money Show

Bruce Whitfield talk to Comair’s CEO Erik Venter and Kumba Iron Ore CEO about their respective companies’ interim financial results, then  Dominique Collett, a senior investment executive at Rand Merchant Investments discusses the business and science of fintech. 

Cocoa is the main ingredient in chocolate; the reason for living. Bruce Whitfield interviews Nomu Brands cofounder Paul Raphaely.

Bruce Whitfield chats to Jabu Mabuza, president of Business Unity SA about the state of the nation address by Jacob Zuma then Wandile Sihlobo, agricultural economist updates listeners about damage caused by armyworm on  local crop  farms. Bruce then plays the Brutal Biz Quiz with listeners.

Analysis on the eve of the State of the Nation with a business leader. A deal for R20 per hour minimum wage is signed. And Shapeshifter: the  Bootlegger Coffee Company.

Bruce Whitfield chats to Dr. Gerhard Verdoorn, director Griffon Poison Information Centre and consultant at CropLife SA about the impact of armyworm on SA’s farmers then  he also talks to Egmont Otterman, CEO of New Horizon Energy about the business of waste-to-energy. 

Mining Indaba 2017 kicks off. Steven Jacobs on his book ‘The New Manager’ and Gidon Novick, Founder of Lucid Ventures, in the Make Money Mondays feature.

Road Accident Fund explains why it cannot make payments. Snapscan’s parent company plans to list. And the usual Friday favorites.  

We ask an expert: what is private prosecution?  Personal Finance expert Warren Ingram talks about pocket money and Small Business expert  Pavlo Phitidis on good service.

Personalisation in the workplace, the business of Solidariteit and Shapeshifter Mills Soko.

Mark Barnes, SA Post Office’s CEO takes Bruce Whitfield through the group’s financial results and his plans to register financial services unit as a bank while the National Credit Regulator’s compliance manager Alison Magrath discusses the Science of Credit Bureaus and credit profiles.