The Money Show

•    Presenter Bruce Whitfield moderates a conversation about "ONE THING" with Dr. Imtiaaz Sooliman, founder of Gift of the Givers; Alan Knott-Craig Jr., former CEO of iBurst and Mxit and current chairman at Isizwe.com; and Judy Dlamini, Chancellor of the University of the Witwatersrand and founding chairman of Mbekani Group. This one thing might fundamentally lead the country toward a more affluent future by having a knock-on effect on society and the economy. 

•    "The ONE Thing," a lecture by GIBS professor Adrian Saville, has the ability to significantly affect the country's economy and society and bring about future success. Host Bruce Whitfield receives a vote of gratitude from Alastair Teeling-Smith of 702 Programming and Tessa Van Staden of 567 Cape Talk Programming for their friendship and 20 years of business updates. 

•    Bruce Whitfield discusses "The ONE THING" that would make South Africa investable with Tito Mboweni, a former governor and minister of finance; Hendrik Du Toit, CEO of Ninety-One; Mark Barnes, executive chairman and CEO of Purple Group and the former CEO of the SA Post Office and Dr. Richard Friedland, CEO of Netcare.

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•    Bruce Whitfield, the host, speaks with Governor Lesetja Kganyago of the South African Reserve Bank on the "one thing" he thinks can hasten the country's economic development.

•    Host Bruce Whitfield and Katlego Maphai, CEO of Yoco, explore the "one thing" that could further strengthen South Africa's start-up and small business sectors.

•    Adrian Gore, the founder and group chief executive officer of Discovery Limited; Sim Tshabalala, the CEO of Standard Bank Group; and Cumesh Moodliar, the CEO of Investec Bank, join Bruce Whitfield to talk about the "one thing" that, in their individual perspectives, would improve South Africa's banking, investment, and economic sectors. 

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•    The hosts, Bruce Whitfield, Maya Fischer-French, Personal Finance Journalist at Maya on Money, Gugu Sidaki, Director and Wealth Manager at Wealth Creed, and Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, discuss their 'one-thing' that can improve a household's personal finances.

•    In an interview with Bruce Whitfield, Dr. Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member, Nicky Newton-King, Former CEO of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and Chairman of the Stellenbosch University Council NED, and Mike Abel, Chief Executive Partner and Co-Founder of M&C SAATCHI ABEL discussed how the economy and society are impacted by a butterfly effect and how it has the potential to drastically alter the trajectory of events in the country toward greater prosperity.

•    Bruce Whitfield, host, speaks with Dr. Rutendo Hwindingwi, the founding director of Tribe Africa consultancy and author of Rumble in the Jungle Reloaded, and Dianna Games, the CEO of Africa At Work, about 'ONE THING' that South Africa can do to further the continent.

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•  Ervin Tu, interim CEO of Naspers &  Prosus takes Bruce Whitfield through the company’s financial results and also discusses management changes of the group as it welcomes a new chief executive. 
• Futurologist and Independent Scenario Planner Clem Sunter and  Co-Founder at Retroviral Mike Sharman speak to Host Bruce Whitfield about one thing they would implement that would have a multiplier effect through the economy and what that would practically look like in this day and age 
• Ghaleb Cachalia, a Former DA MP and Public Enterprise Spokesperson, speaks candidly with Host Bruce Whitfield about how GDP isn't an accurate measure of the improvement of the plight of the disadvantaged and impoverished and to share more of his thoughts.
• Worldwide supplier of cutting-edge customised development and selection solutions for people, groups, and organisations. Based on their comprehensive suite of digital psychometric resources, they develop and provide state-of-the-art products that certify and assist a global community of Practitioners with an emphasis on organisational transformation. Nicole Sorrell, co-founder and global director of Lumina Learning, speaks with host Bruce Whitfield to provide further context. 

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Energy expert Matthew Cruise speaks to Africa Melane about The City of Johannesburg (COJ) and City Power have been ordered by the Johannesburg high court to settle their overdue debt with Eskom; the utility has stated that it wants the money paid immediately.
Host Africa Melane speaks to Carlos Crain, Global Brand Ambassador for Volcan De Mi Tierra Tequila, on the exceptional brand.

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• In the near future, Cilo Cybin Holdings intends to make other acquisitions in the biotech and medical cannabis industries.The group plans to list as a special purpose acquisition vehicle (SPAC) on the AltX on June 25 and hopes to go public in the US in the coming years. The company is searching both locally and internationally for the acquisition of distribution companies and other branded products. To provide further details, Gabriel Theron, the founder and CEO of Cilo Cybin, speaks to host Motheo Khoaripe.
•  In the current fiscal year, the government anticipates earning over R89 billion from the general gasoline charge, which brings its total revenue over the last ten years to over R730 billion. Although this month's high prices for gasoline and diesel provided some respite for South Africans, the cost of fuel is still more than 50% more than it was two years ago and almost twice as high as it was ten years ago.
• Telkom SA SOC Limited has released enhanced financial statements for the fiscal year that concluded on March 31, 2024, demonstrating a more resilient and powerful operational performance from the business. Despite inflationary pressures, the positive outcomes are achieved. The sustained demand for next-generation offerings was the primary driver of increased operating margins.
• The Montana facility was purchased by Sibanye-Stillwater shortly before palladium prices surged. They have since collapsed, and the business is now compelled to renegotiate agreements related to its enormous debt. Arnold van Graan, Head of Market Research at Nedbank, joins host Motheo Khoaripe to explain the ins and outs of this deal

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• Young people are gambling more and more these days, frequently lured by the excitement of taking risks and the possibility of rapid financial gain. The Financial Section Conduct Authority (FSCA) is cautioning young people about the risks of gambling during Youth Month. Gambling may become an addiction and cause financial losses that can have a devastating impact on families. Claire Heckrath talks with host Motheo Khoaripe to provide us with an understanding of the research that was done.
• The goal of potential adjustments to import taxes is to level the playing field for both domestic and foreign competitors in South Africa's textile and clothing sector, not to harm consumers. Next month, Temu and Shein will impose additional taxes on small-volume, low-value garment orders.
• Last week, Dan Marokane, the new leader of Eskom, visited the Medupi power station outside of Lephalale on a "healing" mission. It was his first visit to Medupi since he was suspended by Eskom in 2015. Marokane was one of four top managers suspended, including the head of group capital at the time who oversaw Eskom's development projects. With host Motheo Khoaripe, Mthunzi Luthuli, Managing Director of Luthuli Corporation, talks about the first 100 days of Dan Marokana's administration and the 81 days without load shedding.
• SA Inc. shares, which are stocks of businesses that generate the majority of their revenue in South Africa, surged in value on Friday following the signing of a framework agreement by the ANC, DA, and IFP to establish a government of national unity (GNU). The idea of a government coalition including pro-nationalization parties like the EFF and MK has alarmed international businesses. According to Bloomberg, the South African bank stock index hit a record high earlier on Friday, rising about 6% at one point, marking the largest increase since November 2020. John Biccard, the Ninety One Value Fund's portfolio manager, discusses with host Motheo Khoaripe.

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• In an interview with host Bruce Whitfield, Professor Patrick Bond discusses this week's political events, including Cyril Ramaphosa's re-election, the new GNU, the response from opposition parties like the EFF and MK, the market's reaction, and traders' current expectations of potential rate cuts due to GNU optimism. 
• In a stunning validation of his leadership, shareholders of electric carmaker Tesla voted to reinstate Elon Musk's $44.9 billion (R830 billion) incentive plan. Michael Treherne  Portfolio Manager at VestAct Asset Management joins host Bruce Whitfield to provide additional context. 
• Zwelakhe Mnguni the CIO of Benguela Global Fund Managers speaks to host, Bruce Whitfield and analyses top business and financial news of the day. 
• Where the commonplace turns unusual is called Obscura. Tucked away in Rosebank, South Africa's bustling centre, Obscura is more than simply a pub; it's an experience that transcends convention. Taking a unique approach is at the core of Obscura. Our expertly prepared food and drinks take your taste buds on a voyage through flavours that awaken your senses and alter your ideas about the traditional way of doing things. .... speaks to host Bruce Whitfield to tell us more. 

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