The Money Show

Corruption Watch takes on Sars Commissioner Tom Moyane, food prices under review, Ian Mann’s top five books for the year and Business Leader Jabu Mabuza on his money.

Bruce reviews the year that was since President Jacob Zuma sacked Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister. He also goes through the highlights of this week’s show then plays the Brutal Biz Quiz.

Bruce talks to international speaker Vusi Thembekwayo about the challenging year 2016 was. He also spoke to Personal Finance expert Warren Ingram and Small Business expert Pavlo Phitidis.  

Bruce talk to The National Treasury’s officials and bankers about implications of delaying the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) Bill, then Ralph Mupita, Old Mutual Emerging Markets’ out-going CEO talks about his career path and life philosophies.

Bruce talks to economists about the country’s recent dire economic growth figures.  Then chats  to Yunus Carrim, ANC MP and chairperson of the standing committee on finance about his stance against the fact that the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) Bill has been sent back to Parliament for “constitutional reasons”.   Dr. Fred Scott discussed the value of African art.

Bruce talks to Radio 702’s legendary former breakfast host, John Berks about how he invests and saves money. Bruce also chats to experts about the political divisions that retards the country’s economic policy.

Bruce talks to S&P Global Ratings Agency’s Associate Director, Gardner Rusike and National Treasury’s Director General, Lungisa Fuzile about the agency’s decision to keep the country’s sovereign rating unchanged. 

Judge Dennis Davis talk to Bruce about Finance Minister, Pravin Gordhan order to investigate SARS ability to deal with illicit financial flows, among other issues. Aki Anastasiou talks about meeting Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook while jogging Palo Alto’s streets.

Bruce chats to experts about Opec’s decision to cut oil production and also discusses the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development (MPRD) Amendment Bill.

Zuma send Fica bill back. Andy Rice shares his Heroes and Zeros. And the Science of no name brands.