The Money Show

ANC NEC meeting drags on, a book extract on Fidel Castro and Make Money Mondays with Post Office CEO Mark Barnes.

Fitch changes outlook and the Finance Minister and others respond. Spinach King in the Friday File and the other Friday Favorites.

Bruce talks to economists about the SA Reserve Bank’s decision to keep interest flat then looks at the pros and cons of spending during Black Friday sales.  Personal Finance expert, Warren Ingram discusses  investing unit trusts while Pavlo Phitdis, small business expert speaks about entrepreneurial opportunities during Brexit.  

Bruce analyses the latest inflation figures with economists and talk to Tiger Brands' CEO Laurence McDougall about the controversy around one of its products, Doom and also analysed the company results.

Unemployment takes a knock, latest Integrated Energy Plan gets a thumbs up and the Science of Loyalty.

Bruce takes a closer look at the minimum wage proposal. Netcare CEO talks results and nurses. And Make Money Mondays with super author Deon Meyer.

Dischem listed on the JSE. We play back some highlights and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Investec CEO Stephen Koseff on results and the state of the world. Warren Ingram on retirement annuities and Allon Raiz on small business.

The auditor General talks numbers, Business Unusual is all about Fake News and an expert warns on foreign exchange trading.

Bruce goes through Telkom’s interim earnings report with the telecoms company’s CEO, Sipho Maseko then he analyses the British American Tobacco SA’s economic impact assessment report with the company’s MD, Soraya Zoueihed.