The Money Show

This evening on The Money Show, host Stephen Grootes and CIO Zwelakhe Mnguni of Benguela Global Fund Managers talk about Sasfin's shocking R160 million net penalties for 'historic noncompliance' with the Prudential Authority. Jan Vermeulen, Editor at MyBroadband and Stephen Grootes explore the problem of SARS not having imposed 45% tariffs on companies, such as Shein and Temu, who pay tariffs of only 20% on shipments of clothes costing less than R500. And more…

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This evening on The Money Show, Former SARB Governor and Former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni speaks to host Stephen Grootes about the financial state of the country, politics and the state of the GNU. Isaah Mahlanga, Chief Economist at RMB explains how the inflation measure will support monetary policy decision making. And more…

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This evening on the money show, Amabhugane Investigator Sam Sole talks about the challenges the Tongaat sector is facing & Lumkile Mondi, a senior lecturer at Wits Business School, explains why state-owned utility Eskom was hit with a suspended R3 million punishment and public censure by the Johannesburg Stock Exchange for not adhering to its debt listing requirements. And more…

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Tonight, on the Money Show Wayne Duvenage, CEO of OUTA looks at the water tanker mafia putting strain across the Tswhane metro. Micheal Lawrence, Executive Director at National Clothing Retail Federation, joined by Dudley Filippa, Chairperson at South African International E-commerce Association and Motheo Khoaripe, discuss the implications of SARS delaying the implementation of a 45% tariff on importing clothing products to South Africa. And more….

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Concerns raised as suspension of certain flight approaches at some smaller airports in SA

Guy Lietch, Editor of SA Flyer Magazine speaks to Motheo Khoaripe on the growing questions being raised by industry insiders regarding the ability of the SA Air Traffic Navigation Service to maintain the hardware and procedural infrastructure in its care, following the suspension of certain flight approaches at some smaller airports in SA.  

Newspaper journalists from Beeld, City Press, Daily Sun, and Rapport now safe as Media24 no longer retrenching

Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Thandi Smith, Head of Programmes at Media Monitoring Africa about media24’s decision to no longer retrench newspaper journalists from Beeld, City Press, Daily Sun, and Rapport following its plans to close the print editions of those publications.

RESPONSE:   RT46. by Wesbank really destroying jobs?  

Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Michael Naidoo, CEO - Fleet Management and Leasing at Wesbank as well as Sisa Mbangxa, President of African Panel Beaters and Motor Mechanics Association to respond to the reported job losses taking place in the South African automotive industry due to the RT46 tender administered by Wesbank. 

How Investec survived 50 years - the private bank turns 50th

Cumesh Moodliar, CEO of Investec Bank explains to Mothe Khoaripe how the business remained strong through turbulent times as the business marks its 50th anniversary.

Business Unusual -​   New trends in business travel and global connectivity

Arthur Goldstuck, Founder and CEO at World Wide Worx talks to Motheo Khoaripe about new trends in business travel, global connectivity and air travel passenger tech.

Consumer ninja -  Short-term insurance claims loss ratio  on smaller items 

Consumer ninja Wendy Knowler and Motheo Khoaripe delve into short term insurance policies on smaller items such as cellphones, jewellery, sunglasses, handbags.

Shapeshifter - Theo Mseka -  CEO at PrivateProperty

Motheo Khoaripe profiles Theo Mseka - CEO at PrivateProperty, who recently took up the role of CEO for the online property marketplace. 

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Sello Mosai, Chairmanat HDI Automotive Aftermarket Association Forum speaks to Motheo Khoaripe about why he thinks 162 000 job losses currently experienced in the South African automotive industry due to the RT46 tender administered by Wesbank. 

 It's official: South African companies are now required to disclose pay gaps, and there will be a crackdown on delinquent directors. What this means…Andrew Woodburn, managing director of Amrop WoodburnMann, joins Motheo Khoaripe to discuss how this would strengthen corporate governance, facilitate ease of doing business, and assist in acting against delinquent directors. 

SA and the US will resume their bilateral trade agreementsKhaya Sithole, Chartered accountant and analyst speaks to Motheo Khoaripe about the outcomes of minister of trade, industry and competition, Parks Tau and deputy minister Andrew Whitfield's visit to Washington, participating in the Agoa Forum.

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The escalating affordability "crisis" will be addressed by the electricity pricing policy.A "crisis" in affordability that is threatening the access to energy for a growing proportion of poor users will be addressed by a review of South Africa's electricity pricing policy. With the help of understanding the purpose of the policy, Energy Expert Chris Yelland elaborates on this with Motheo Khoaripe.

Ripple effects of the ANC expelling its former president, Jacob ZumaThe African National Congress national disciplinary committee has called for the expulsion of Jacob Zuma. The former president, Jacob Zuma, was expelled by the party for violating its constitution, according to a leaked report. He now has 21 days to file an appeal with the National Disciplinary Committee of Appeal. Tshidi Madia of EWN's Politics Editor joins Motheo Khoaripe for additional analysis around this. 

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Lawyers and Estate Agents Accused of "Wilful Non-Compliance" by Financial Intelligence CentreHost Motheo Khoaripe and Ismail Momoniat, National Treasury DDG explore the obstacles preventing SA from being removed from the grey list and whether he is still hopeful that South Africa would be able to meet the 10-month deadline for providing the Financial Action Task Force with hard data about its efforts to stop money laundering and terrorist funding. 

Sasol looks to another court to rule in its favour on the gas priceAs Sasol looks for another court to rule in its favour by deciding to appeal the decision of the Pretoria high court that set aside Nersa’s approval of the group’s maximum gas prices, Motheo Khoaripe speaks to Jaco Human, CEO of the Industrial Gas Users Association of Southern Africa on the matter as the association lead the charge to bring Sasol and Nersa to court.

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