The Money Show

The Money Show follows up with the R1000 challenge contestants four years later, and boy are they doing well!

A look at the SA Olympic Team bonus structure and how the incentive may influence the teams’ performance by sport psychologist to internationally acclaimed teams; Dr Henning Gericke. And Warren answers the question: How to invest R50k and grow your wealth with compound interest?

The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) invests in SA Home Loans. Business Unusual on killer robots. And Shapeshifter Stephen van Coller.

Nigerian media titan Mo Abudu talks television in the Africa Business Report. A lawyer explores the tax implications of the Nkandla bill and the science of inner city rejuvenation.

Zolani Mahola, lead singer of Freshly Ground, talks about her racial encounter with money on the popular Make Money Monday feature on The Money Show… AND much more.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in SA and the usual Friday Favourites.

Ocean Basket set to open a restaurant in Astana, Kazakhstan of all places, Bruce speaks to The CEO on that decision. AND Julia is back: started with R60k, invested a third of what she earned, 10 yrs later she is sitting with close to R4million. We track her journey!

Small business guru Pavlo Phitidis reckons there’s a lot to learn about business building from the little spacecraft that could.

She returns to The Money Show one year (and A LOT of water under the bridge!) later to report back.

Zimbabwe shut down today, Bruce speaks to a journalist in Harare for an update, AND….Our Shapeshifter: Siza Mzimela talks the success of her new airline Fly Blue Crane at a time when airlines are battling to survive