POWER Business: This evening standing-in for Ron Derby, Xolani Mbanjwa, unpacks the proposed new import tariff on chicken meat and its potential effect on the economy with the chief executive officer (CEO) of Amie, Paul Matthew.

Financial economist and founder of AFRA Consultants gives us the economic roundup of the week.

Altron Group executive, Pieter Nel, talks about digital transformation and how it impacts working conditions and employees are tasked to navigate their place at work in the new environment.

Tech expert and CEO of iAfrikan, Tefo Mohapi, talks on Nando's breach, Facebook $5 billion fine and City Power cyber-attack.

The CEO of Uprise. Africa, Tabassum Qadir, shares insights about Uprise.Africa announcing a partnership with @ZARX_xchange.

Our POWERSuit is the deputy finance minister, Dr David Masondo who takes us through his journey and the state of South Africa’s finances.

POWER Business: This evening POWER Business stand-in Xolani Mbanjwa speaks to POWER News reporter Khomotso Mabelane on PIC inquiry update. Also on the show; development economist, Ndumiso Hadebe sheds light on the consumer price inflation figures.

The business development manager at Allan Gray, Lettie Mzwinila, offers advice on getting into the habit of saving this savings month.

For the #DealMaker segment, the founder and chief executive officer of Brima Logistics - Tshepo Mekoa - sign away 10% of the business' shares to employees.

A senior manager at PwC South Africa, Anelisa Keke, sheds light on how much chief executive officers are paid in South Africa.

For #ThePlug segment of the programme, the Development Bank of Southern Africa's (DBSA) communications and marketing head, Sebolelo Matsoso gives details about the DBSA Youth Challenge which will give the youth a chance to win a share of R1.5 million.

POWER Business: This evening Xolani Mbanjwa stands in for Ron Derby and speaks to POWER News reporter, Khomotso Mabelane, who gives us a PIC inquiry update.

Kumba chief executive officer (CEO), Themba Mkhwanazi dissects Kumba Iron Ore's final results. Phakwe Group’s executive chairman, Thabiso Tenyane talks all things Eskom and the special appropriations bill.

For #MarketConcentration former Eskom acting CEO Matshela Koko shares his plans for the solar license in Zimbabwe. In the #SmallBusinessConversations NMT Capital executive chairman, Sango Ntsaluba talks on the SMME Sustainability Summit and some challenges still faced by entrepreneurs.

On POWER Business: This evening Ron Derby speaks to POWER News reporter, Khomotso Mabelane, and she gives us a Public Investment Commission (PIC) inquiry update.

Also on the show; RMB global markets strategist, John Cairns, talks on the blowout of the rand in the next 12 months.

Anglo Platinum chief executive officer (CEO) Chris Griffith sheds light on Anglo American's interim results.

For the #AfricaSegment we speak to economist and researcher affiliated to Emperecon, Eddie Rakabe, and he interprets how impact investment favours expatriates over African entrepreneurs.

Research associate at Political Economy Southern Africa, Serge Hadisi, speaks on how youthful Africa is set to overtake the ageing Asian workforce.

We end the show with our #Trailblazer featuring the CEO of FNB Share Investing, FNB Wealth and Investments, who shares her journey and the state of share investing.

of Share Investing, FNB Wealth and Investments, Aneesa Razack, who shares her journey and the state of share investing.

On POWER Business on Friday, Ron Derby speaks to independent analyst at Small Talk Daily, Anthony Clark, who dissects Pepsi's offer to buy out Pioneer Foods SA. Also on the show is independent financial journalist, Ray Mahlaka on the ongoing Old Mutual/Peter Moyo court dispute. We wrap the show with the head of Reprise Digital South Africa, Michael King, who talks through Amazon beating Google in the e-Retail search.

On POWER Business on Thursday, Nedbank economist, Busisiwe Radebe and the Centre for Economic Development & Transformation's economist and director Duma Gqubulee unpack what the interest rate cut means. Also on the show IS independent financial journalist, Ray Mahlaka on the Old Mutual and Peter Moyo court dispute. For Tech Thursday, Altron Nexus managing director Brett Nash unpacks what makes a smart city. Speaking about the drop in Netflix shares is Inkunzi Wealth Group CEO Owen Nkomo - he also talks about Netflix launching a low-price, mobile-only product in India. Rounding up the economic news of the week is economist and Afra Consultants founder Sifiso Skenjana.

POWER Business Assignments Editor Xolani Mbanjwa gives us a PIC Inquiry update. This week’s #Dealmaker is Edcon CEO, Grant Pattison. He unpacks Old Mutual backing Footgear’s plans to buy Edcon’s active stores. African Entrepreneurs Council (AEC) Chairman, Sello Rasethaba shares insights that came from the AEC round table dialogue. Khulisa iBiznis Programme is looking for 196 small business owners to register for a programme under SAICA Enterprise Development (Saica ED). This week’s #ThePlug is Saica ED project manager Mandisi Nombembe who talks about this exciting project.

On POWER Business on Tuesday, Ron Derby gets a PIC Inquiry update from POWER Business assignments editor Xolani Mbanjwa. Also on the show is EOH chief financial officer, Megan Pydigadu following the release of the ENSafrica report, which reveals that there are “irregularities” at the IT service management company. Nolwandle Mthombeni, investment analyst at Mergence Investment Managers, talks through Tongaat asking lenders for a reprieve. In this week’s #MarketConcentration segment, Derby is joined by the CEO of Letsema Consulting, Derek Thomas who unpacks about the impact of state capture on the business management consulting industry. Lastly, it’s Allan Gray’s chief investment officer Andrew Lapping on what makes a good stock to invest in.

On POWER Business Ron Derby gets insights as to why the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee shouldn't drop the interest rate too drastically on Thursday, talking to executive chief economist at Alexander Forbes Insurance, Isaah Mhlanga. Also on the show, POWER Business assignments editor Xolani Mbanjwa provides an update on the PIC Inquiry. Newly appointed PIC board member Dr Reuel Khoza talks about his new role and what it will take to turn things around at the state-owned entity. For our #AfricaSegment, head of private equity at Investec, Peter Baird dissects Investec Asset Management’s decision to purchase Egyptian supermarket retailer Spinneys. CA and Zimbabwe analyst, Tinashe Mukogo unpacks Zimbabwe’s ridiculous inflation rate, which has soared to 175%. Karani Leadership managing director Nizenande Machi joins Ron Derby to talk about AfriCapitalism

POWER Business: This evening, the Broad-Based Balck Economic Empowerment's (B-BBEE) head of compliance - Lindiwe Madonsela - talks about the B-BBEE Commission's finding that the Mtn Zakhele-Futhi scheme is inconsistent with the objectives of the B-BBEE Act.

Also on the show; mining and labour analyst, Mamokgethi Molopyane, helps us make sense of the mining and manufacturing production numbers.

POWER Business assignments editor, Xolani Mbanjwa, gives us an update on the Public Investment Corporation inquiry.

The head of personal investments at Coronation, Pieter Koekemoer talks us through whether or not now is the right time to be investing? Telecommunications expert, Spiwe Chireka sheds light on Cell C's move of hiring consultants to probe business practices within the group.

Financial economist, Sifiso Skenjana, gives us an economic roundup of the week.

For our #Powersuit the founder and chief executive officer of Rebosis Property Fund,  Sisa Ngebulanam, talks through his journey and industry expertise in the property sector.