On Power Business this evening, Ayabonga Cawe speaks to market analyst and founder of Herenya Capital, Petri Redelinghuys on RCL Foods interims. Also on the show; Lindsay Ralphs - CEO, Bidvest on their results. Independent analyst, Sinesipho Maninjwa, speaks on what would happen if Alexander Forbes indeed disposes of its short-term insurance business to Sanlam.

In the second hour; for the #AfricaSegment regional economic analyst at Political Economy Southern Africa Gideon Chitanga talks through Mozambique’s debt restructuring strategy. #MondayPackage Power98.7 business editor Xolani Mbanjwa has packaged Ramaphosa's clarion call to black business at the BBC gala dinner. We end the show with our #Trailblazer founding Managing Director of  Tsheola Dinare Tours, Jojo Tsheola on his journey and industry expertise.

POWER Busines: Stand-in Tumisang Ndlovu speaks to Massmart CEO Guy Hayward on their results. Also on the show; Spur CEO Pierre van Tonder talks about the Spur Corporation interim results. Liberty CEO David Munro tells us why the company's results earnings fell 17% on lower market returns. Prasa strategic officer Dr Sipho Sithole talks about CEO Sibusiso Sithole's resignation and their expectation for the next CEO.

Business Council CEO Kganki Matabane talks through the Black Business Council Summit. For #ShopStewardsCorner, workers from Heineken Gladys Thaane and Siviwe Khanzi give us an update on Heineken workers and their plight with management. #POWERSuit interview with AfriRent founder and CEO Senzo Tsabedze, on his journey and industry expertise.

POWER Business: Ayabonga Cawe speaks to CEO of the Shoprite Group Peter Engelbrecht on Shoprite'S results. We also speak to CIPC’s senior manager for corporate enforcement and compliance Lana  Van Zyl on PIC directors being ordered to recoup R4.3bn from Ayo Technology Solutions. The Competition Commission commissioner Tembinkosi Bonakele talks us through measures aimed at addressing anti-competitive conduct in the school uniform industry. CEO of RMB Private Banking & FNB Private Wealth Eric Enslin speaks on what it means to be a Solutionist Thinker in the SA.

In the second hour; In our NEF segment #MarketConcentration interview with black pharmaceutical industry association chairman Kingsley Tloubatla, and members Godfrey Keele and Skhumbuzo Ngozwanaon they weigh in on the pharmaceutical industry. We end the show with SME Development Manager at Old Mutual Khanya Okumu, who unpacks some of the opportunities for SME's within their supply chain.

It's a win for Comair! Ayabonga Cawe speaks to Comair CEO, Erik Venter, about their results and their R1 billion win against SAA. Kumba Iron Ore CEO, Themba Mkhwanazi unpacks the company's final results. Head of Old Mutual personal finance, Lizl Budhram gives you a sense of what to expect from the budget speech on Wednesday. In the second hour of POWER Business, economist and researcher affiliated to Emperecon & FFC, Eddie Rakabe talks through the pharmaceutical sector. Gauteng Premier David Makhura unpacks the special economic zones and aerotropolis. We wrap up the show with #ProfessionalsCorner where associate director executive reward at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Andreas   Andreas Horak, explains why SA companies should appoint millennial directors.

POWER Business: Ayabonga Cawe speaks to banking analyst at Denker Capital Kokkie Kooyman on the responsibility of banks and questionable transactions following the closure of Bosasa's bank accounts. Also on the show, energy expert and member of the South African Energy Forum Hlathi Madela and energy expert at Transform RSA Adli Nchabeleng talk on the impact of IPPS on consumers. Founder and editor at TechCentral Duncan McLeod talk about the EOH and Microsoft SEC corruption complaint.

In the second hour; in the #Africasegment human rights activist and presidential candidate for Nigeria, Omoyele Sowore talks to Cawe about the postponement of Nigeria’s general elections. B-BBEE Commission commissioner Zodwa Ntuli on black ownership and how to grow, develop and transform South Africa’s township and rural economies. We end the show with our #Trailblazer Dr Sibongiseni Tunzelana Thotsejane, co-founder and chief information officer of Flavalite Innovations - she talks through her journey and Flavalite Innovations’ business model.

POWER Business: Ayabonga Cawe speaks to the executive chief economist at Alexander Forbes Investments Isaah Mhlanga, who talks through the mining production plunging by 4.8%. Lawyer and MD of Mkhwanazi Inc Ronny Mkhwanazi talks about whether or not the Public Investment Corporation is highly exposed to Eskom? The Department of Trade and Industry’s deputy director general for International Trade and Economic Development Division Xolelwa Mlumbi-Peter talks about where SA-US trade deal talks currently stand.

In the second hour, Sibanye-Stillwater stakeholder engagement head Thabisile Phumo, president of the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union Joseph Mathunjwa, president of the National Union of Mineworkers Joseph Montisetsi discuss Sibanye's plans to go ahead with retrenchments affecting 6 000 workers.

POWER Business: Ayabonga Cawe speaks to former Eskom CEO Matshela Koko on the possible liquidity of Eskom. Curro Holding’s CEO Andries Greyling speaks to us on their results. Communications department director general Robert Nkuna speaks on the withdrawal of the electronic communications amendment bill to lower data costs.

In the #DealMaker segment, we speak to with independent analyst Sinesipho Maninjwa on African Unicorn Jumia preparing to list at an expected value of 1.5 billion US dollars. Independent telecoms analyst and consultant Mpho Moyo unpacks the impact of cellular network connectivity being disrupted if load shedding continues. We end the show with our #ThePlug segment, we speak to Donna Rachelson of the Seed Academy, who talks us through Seed Academy’s call for social creative entrepreneurs.

POWER Business: Ayabonga Cawe speaks to founder of Ubuntu Baba Shannon McLaughlin on her signed agreement with Woolworths. Cosatu general secretary Bheki Ntshalintshali talks about the possibility of the labour federation withdrawing its support for ANC in the upcoming elections. Phakwe Group’s executive chairman Thabiso Tenyane unpacks the Eskom split saga.

In the second hour, political and social activist Yamkela Spengane takes us through the Total oil discovery and where the opportunities are. We wrap up the show with our #Trailblazer Founder and CEO of Purple Growth Mzoxolo ‘Mzo’ Gulwa on his journey and Purple Growth’s business model.

POWER Business: Ayabonga Cawe is in conversation with statistician-general, Risenga Maluleke on South Africa’s unemployment rate falling to 27.1%. Harmony Gold CEO Peter Steenkamp talks through Harmony’s interim results for FY19. Senior agricultural economist at FNB Paul Makube unpacks the impact of load shedding on agriculture, entrepreneurs and food inflation.

In the second hour, in the NEF segment we speak to NEF Imbewu Fund Investment Associate, Eldene Govender and NEF Imbewu Fund (responsible for the relationship) Kanyisa Mzilikazi and manager/owner of a one of these revamped stores, Billy Vusi Ndlovu talk us through the NEF, Old Mutual (Masisizane Fund) and Pick n Pay revamping township spaza shops. For the #SmallBusinessConversation, Small Enterprise Finance Agency (SEFA) executive manager Tumi Sefolo talks us through how to get SMMEs funding ready. We end the show with Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba who tells us more about the 36 business owners and non-governmental organisations in Soweto who received title deeds through the Johannesburg Property Company’s Land Regularisation Programme.

In this edition of POWER Business, Ayabonga Cawe speaks to derivatives and forex trading mentor at Quicktrade, Zingisa Nogcazi. They unpacks the PPI figures.

Also on the show, Minerals Council SA chief economist, Henk Langenhoven discusses Eskom's tariff plans and how they could potentially destroy gold mining.

MTN is slashing prepaid out-of-bundle rates. MTN SA CEO, Godfrey Motsa, joins Cawe on the show to discuss the decision.

In the second hour: CEO of iAfrikan, Tefo Mohapi, talks through Facebook announcing a plan to merge WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger.

For #ShopStewardsCorner, Cawe speaks to one of the dismissed workers at Kellogg’s, Morena Mathebula and the head of external relations at the company, Zandile Mposelwa, on the labour dispute at Kellogg's South Africa

We end the show with our #POWERSuit chief executive officer, New Gx Capital, Khudu Pitje, who talks through his journey and industry expertise.