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08 April 2019.
08 April 2019.
Jeremy Mansfield, South Africa’s renowned broadcaster shares his life story’s experience. He also discusses saving, personal finance and investing ideas. Angel Jones, CEO of the Homes Coming Revolution and Johannes Wessels, Director of The Enterprise Observatory of South Africa (EOSA) explain trends around people emigrating and how SA is handling the brain drain.
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9 April 2021 7:10 PM
Lender and government are in talks about restructuring the R200 billion Covid-19 relief programme, however, banks are rejecting to turn it into a grant, Ismail Momoniat Deputy Director General tax and financial sector policy at National Treasury talks to Bruce. Ross Young, regional director Africa at Cape Brewing Company, explains why some of their beer is brewed in Sweden. For Friday file, we speak to Sinekhaya Manciya, founder of Snezar Timepiece.
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South Africa's wealth at a record high. Former Exclusive Books CEO faces criminal charges
8 April 2021 8:18 PM
South Africa's wealth is at a record high according to Kevin Lings, chief economist at Stanlib asset management. Exclusive books is considering pursuing criminal complaints against former CEO Benjamin Trisk. This is after last month the High Court rejected an application by Trisk to force the bookseller to help him obtain a tax exemption.Grattan Kirk, CEO at Exclusive Books took Bruce through the issue. John Tallodi, managing director at Classic Cars Passion, talks about the booming classic cars market
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61% of SA on social grants? Shapeshifter , Richard Brasher, outgoing CEO at Pick n Pay
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6 April 2021 8:19 PM
Kevin Lings, Chief Economist and economic experts discuss the effects of high fuel price hikes of the consumers. Mduduzi Luthuli, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Luthuli Capital on the Investment School feature discusses the other side of diversification on your investments.
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The taxman collects R38-billion more in 2020/2021. Side Hustle with Nic Haralambous: How to market your side hustle
1 April 2021 8:20 PM
Arabile Gumede speaks to Edward Kieswetter, Commissioner at South African Revenue Service about the taxman collecting R38-billion more in 2020/2021. On the Side Hustle with Nic Haralambous - he looks at how to market your side hustle.
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South Africa's economic report for the first quarter of 2021. Shapeshifter: Nhlanhla Mazibuko, Founder and CEO of Mazibuko Motors
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Economic effects of another lockdown and alcohol ban ahead of the president's address. OneFarm Share connects farmers with registered charity organisations
30 March 2021 7:59 PM
Arabile Gumede speaks to Martin Kingston, Leader of the Economic Intervention work group at Business for South Africa, Lucky Ntimane of the National Liquor Traders Council and Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO at Tourism Business Council of South Africa about the effects that another lockdown and alcohol ban would have on the economy ahead of President Ramaphosa addressing the nation. OneFarm Share, a new digital platform connects farmers with registered charity organisations to assist feeding programmes in vulnerable communities
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26 March 2021
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BLSA-Intellidex release Infrastructure report that highlights on solutions to boosting infrastructure investment to drive the economic recovery.
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