The Money Show

Various chief executives of listed companies talk about the People’s Assembly march scheduled for 2 Nov in Tshwane. The executives explain reasons of their concerns about the diminishing rule of law in the country. Roy Peretz, host of Pawn Shop SA and owner of Cash Inn talks about the evolution of the industry.

Pravin Gordhan charges dropped, Shoprite’s Whitey Basson retires and Make Money Mondays with stand-up comedian Marc Lottering.

Reasons to be cheerful? Bruce talks to and activist as well as the Best bit so fthe show and the Brutal BizQuiz.

Bruce analyses Clicks Holdings with its CEO, David Kneale then Palvo Pitidis of Aurik Business Accelerator discusses  challenges  small business owners  tackle when growing their companies.

Bruce analyses the MTBPS in detail with a variety of experts. Also, Business Leader Sipho Pityana in the Shapeshifter feature.

Bruce spoke to Economist Thabi Leoka about the expectations for the MTBPS. Statistician-General dr. Pali Lehohla was on air to talk about the statistics of higher education. Black Business Council CEO Mohale Ralebitso talks about his resignation.  

CEOs talked about why they signed the 'CEO Initiative Pledge' while Benjamin Trisk, CEO of Exclusive Books talk about this top three interesting books. Then JP Landman, a political and trend analyst talk to Bruce about how he protects and invests his money.

Bruce spoke to Business Leader Sango Ntsaluba about his endeavors for small business. Also the Best Bits of the week and the Brrrutal BizQuiz. 

New Business Leadership deputy chair Bonang Mohale talks about the current political climate, Personal Finance Expert Warren Ingram on buying a home and Small Business Expert Pavlo Phitidis on agility.

A preview to the Medium Term Budget Policy statement this time next week, Telkom giving free access to students and Aspiring Martian Adriana Marais in the Shapeshifter feature.