The Money Show

Julian Grieve, co-head of resources sector solutions at RMB, discusses a volatile year ahead for commodities with gold and uranium prices rising; and a surprising new competitor emerges in the African minerals arena

Ciko Thomas, group managing executive for retail & business banking at Nedbank, reflects on the UN roundtable discussion concerning financial health in South Africa.

In our investment school, Viv Govender, portfolio manager at Rand Swiss, delves into the evolution of AI chips: breakthroughs, hurdles, and future prospects.

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Chris Gilmour, an investment analyst at Salmour Research, on why Heineken, the owner of  brands like Amstel and Amarula, has written down its South African beverage division by approximately R10 billion.

Peter Worthington, a senior economist at Absa, discusses the potential tapping of the forex revaluation account for the 2024 budget.

Lolo Ndlovu, CEO and founder of The Sneaker Shack, shares insights on operating a sneaker laundry service nationwide and delves into the sneaker culture in South Africa

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Carol Paton, Writer-at-Large at Business 24, explores why the national power utility hesitates to utilise available Just Transition funds.

Andrew Woodburn, Managing Director at Amrop WoodburnMann, discusses the increasing disillusionment with corporate culture.

Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital and Personal Financial Advisor, shares three essential principles investors must adopt to enhance their wealth.

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Ian Fuhr, founder of Sorbet, the Hatch Institute, and author of "Cultureneering," discusses how The Body Shop lost its direction as its approaching insolvency in the UK. Prof. Adrian Saville, a professor of economics and finance at GIBS, analyses what the S&P 500 reaching 5000 signifies for the US economy and its global connections. Kojo Baffoe, a writer, blogger, and media consultant, reviews "Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals" by Oliver Burkeman in our book feature.

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Analyst Anthony Clark from Small Talk Daily discusses the surprising Competition Commission's market inquiry into the poultry sector.

On the Money Show Explainer, CEOs Busisiwe Mavuso of Business Leadership South Africa and Johann Els of Old Mutual analyse and unpack SONA 24.

Friday File features Ilaria Chisin-Louw, co-founder of Paintiques, discussing her decorative painting work

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Michael Power from Ninety One, explores the global economy by presenting a nuanced, three-dimensional perspective on today's global landscape, highlighting China's ascendancy as the world's largest economy.

Hamza Farooqui, CEO of Millat Group, on the introduction of Pret A Manger to the South African market.

Then Norman Drieselmann, CEO of Retailability, leading brands like Edgars and Legit was our shapeshifter. He spoke about the ups and downs of the retail world.

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Bulelwa Mabasa, Head of Land Reform at Werksmans and a member of the President's Land Reform Advisory Panel, discusses the impacts of mining on land reform issues.

Refilwe Maluleke, Managing Director at Yellowwood, and Pepe Marais, Group Chief Creative Officer at Joe Public, pay tribute to the late Andy Rice, a titan of the marketing and advertising industry.

Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital and Personal Financial Advisor, addresses the question: Should you halt your investments when markets are at their peak highs?

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Martin Kingston, chairman at Business for South Africa (B4SA) discusses the potential legal challenges to the NHI bill, highlighting its impact on the economy.

Then we dived into the Mining Indaba with Mzila Mthenjane, CEO of Minerals Council South Africa, for a critical analysis of the mining sector's landscape. 

In our How I Make Money feature, we spoke to Herman Bosman, hostage negotiator and extortion manager at TSU International, for a look into the complex world of negotiation and extortion management.

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Prof. Raymond Parsons, an economist at NWU Business School, shares insights on what South Africa can get right.

In our Money Show Explainer, Dr. Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist at Econometrix, examines the actual value of macro forecasting, such as those conducted by the IMF.

Printmaker Kristen McClarty, an eco-print maker who uses plants to produce her own fabric, was our Friday File guest.

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