The Money Show

Mike Brown, CEO of Nedbank speaks to Bruce Whitfield on Nedbank’s strong domestic results. And… Sibongile Khumalo opens up about money, and her addiction to “nice things”, and a piano she compulsively bought at an auction.

Anglo American releases results. We answer: What are negative interest rates? And, Personal Finance expert Warren Ingram on inheritance money.

SABMiller merger gets threatened by Brexit, Business Unusual is Pokemon GO and Shapeshifter is Theatre Producer Bernard Jay.

The state of the SAA board, Personal responsibility of managers for legal costs in labour matters and the Science of Investment Arms.

Veteran journalist John Matisonn, speaks to Bruce about his much talked about book: God, Spies and Lies, he talks about the explosive insider's account since Mandela came to power of how South Africa got here. And our Make Money Monday’s guest is Adv. Barry Roux and he talks about his childhood life and his relationship with money.

Gauteng-based medical refrigeration company, Zero Medical, has developed vaccine refrigerators that can operate without electricity for up to 17 days. Executive Director at Zero Medical, Albert Wessels is our Friday File guest on The Money Show

SAA cancels BnP deal, Interest rates stay unchanged and Steps to take after being retrenched.

Chicken producer Astral on the major pressures in this sector, Business Unusual on personal aircraft for urban flying and Shapeshifter: Michiel le Roux.

Africa Business Report featured a young Swazi entrepreneur who introduces crowdfunded insurance. And The Money Show looks at The Science Of Direct Selling.

Ray Hartley’s book: The Big Fix: How South Africa Stole the 2010 World Cup, is our book feature, and boy the books lays out the corruption for all to see. And Andile Mazwai was delightful speaking about his relationship with money on our very popular Make Money Mondays: personal edition!