The Money Show

Pick n Pay CEO Richard Brasher on the group’s performance. Andy Rice on his advertising Heroes and Zeros. And, the Science of Business Communication with editor Mandy Collins.

Former JSE CEO Russell Loubser on defending Pravin Gordhan, Economist Kevin Lings suggests growth opportunities and Western Cape Premier Helen Zille in Make Money Mondays.

Bruce talks to Peter Venn, chairman at UAV Industries.  His company is a drone operator that has been certified to both train and operate drones by the South African Civil Aviation Authority – the  first in the country. Bruce also reviews the Money Show’s highlights for the week and plays the brrrutal bizquiz with listeners.

Cas Coovadia from the Banking Association spoke on the Gordhan matter, Dunkin’ Donuts launches in SA and we explore ‘what is fraud?’ in Make Money Mondays FAQs.

Goldman Sachs MD Colin Coleman shares his view on the state of SA, the Finance Minister and State Capture. Business Unusual Correspondent Colin Cullis talks about the mobile internet and the Shapeshifter is Brian Altriche, Founder and Owner at RocoMamas.

Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is charged. Bruce gets a variety of analysts and commentators on the news. As well as Andy Rice with this week’s Heroes and Zeroes.

Is the rand at the end of a 5-year bear trend? RMB’s John Cairns shares his views. The media phenomena or the Trump vs Clinton showdown. And Prof Nick Binedell from Gibs in Make Money Mondays – Personal Edition.  

Bruce spoke to KPMG’s senior economist, Christie Viljoen abut the economics and implications of #FeesMustFall (Free education) then highlighted this week’s top business stories before playing the Brrrutal BizQuiz with listeners

Bruce spoke to veteran miner and the chair of the Joburg Mining Indaba about the fiery speeches at the event. Journalist Nikiwe Bikitsha reports from Accra and Warren Ingram with your personal finance feature.

Bruce spoke to JSE CEO Nicky Newton-King who is in New York with the Finance Minister. Trends Analyst Dion Chang talked about the Big Five reasons he believes “the degree is dead”. Nico Bezuidenhout, formerly from Mango airlines and currently at Fastjet, talked about his Shapeshifting movements.