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An archive of each full weekday episode of the award-winning program presented by Bruce Whitfield.
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Dishing out carrots to firms accused of corruption; Capitec surges 8% as it hikes dividend and clients hit 22 million
Dr. Iraj Abedian, CEO of Pan-African Investments and Research Services, and host Bruce Whitfield delve into the rationale behind a groundbreaking development in South Africa, where companies accused of corruption now have the opportunity to resolve their issues with law enforcement through alternative dispute resolution methods, thus avoiding criminal prosecution.
Capitec saw shares soar 8% as it upped its dividend by nearly a fifth and reached a record 22 million active clients. With strategic diversification and digital initiatives, its earnings rose 16% to R10.58 billion for the year to end-February, which solidifies its position despite economic uncertainties. Gerrie Fourie, CEO at Capitec Bank analyses their results with Bruce Whitfield...
Warren Ingram, financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital will explain why things such as disability insurance and medical aid are important as you’re building wealth and investing.
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Court rejects Transnet tender to fraud-accused firm, awards it to another; Why the rand is back above R19 to the dollar
Carol Paton, writer-at-large at Fin24, discusses with host Bruce Whitfield the uncommon decision by the court to intervene in Transnet's tender award process. Transnet had initially awarded a tender for crucial port equipment to a company facing trial for defrauding the provincial government.
Matete Thulare, head of FX Execution at RMB, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss the factors behind the rand's resurgence above the R19 mark against the dollar.
Carol Claudwell, sculptor is at her happiest when she has clay in her hands. She joined Bruce Whitfiled to talk about her artistic journey. She was inspired by her father’s love for art, which led her to join the Johannesburg school of Art, Ballet, Drama and Music, first specialising in music and then changing over to art. She details how her love for art allows her to have a livelihood.
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ANC leadership under fire amid post-election uncertainty; Friday File: Exclusive cars, inspired by SA, made in the UK
Following the May 29th vote, the ANC's top brass faces scrutiny as a variety of polls outline differing futures for South Africa. Daniel Silke, director at Political Futures Consultancy says with the ANC hovering near 50%, concerns mount over a potential shift in the nation's political dynamics, jeopardizing decades of governance and stability since 1994.Rudi Dicks, head of project management at the Office at Presidency updates, host Bruce Whitfield on the government’s plan to grow the economy by between 3% to 5% economic growth and generate 2.5 million jobs by 2030.Oshe Automotive, nestled in England's Motorsport Valley, epitomises bespoke automotive artistry. Founded by South African enthusiast David Lane, it's a haven for meticulously crafted vehicles, from reimagined Porsche 911s to safari-ready Land Rover Defenders. Lane, as our Friday File guest says his journey reflects a lifelong love of motoring, from a bike shop owner to purveyor of luxury vehicles.
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Here's why the Western Cape outpaces the rest of the country in job creation; Executive pay: Tesla is again seeking to award boss Elon Musk the biggest pay deal
A Labour Market Intelligence study shows the Western Cape consistently exceeds national job demand, crucial for South Africa's growth. Despite Covid-19 challenges, the province's job market, especially in finance, construction, and agriculture, rebounds. Also, the study notes widespread education-job mismatches nationwide, with over half of workers over/underqualified. Prof Hardus van Zyl details how the province was able to be this successful.
Andrew Woodburn, managing director at Amrop WoodburnMann discuss Tesla’s historic $56 billion pay package for CEO Elon Musk, the largest in corporate American history, subject to shareholder approval. Despite a previous rejection by a US judge, the company seeks to revisit the record-breaking deal set in 2018. In an interview with Bruce, they explore the implications and controversies surrounding this extraordinary compensation proposal.
As the financial landscape in South Africa evolves, hedge funds emerge as both a beacon of opportunity and a subject of scrutiny. Delve into the intricacies of this investment vehicle, examining its role in the market, regulatory challenges, and the potential for growth amidst economic shifts.
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Inflation drops to 5.3% from February's 5.6%, surprising some economists; Cloud seeding and the massive weather system that has brought chaos in Dubai
Inflation drops to 5.3% from February's 5.6%, surprising some economists; Cloud seeding and the massive weather system that has brought chaos in Dubai
Daan Steenkamp, CEO at Codera Analytics, suggests South Africa may require updated inflation measures and models. Inflation fell to 5.3% from 5.6% in February, surprising economists. This prompts a debate on the adequacy of current frameworks for understanding and predicting inflation.
Lehlohonolo Thobela, a meteorologist from the SA Weather Service, joins host Bruce Whitfield to discuss cloud seeding and the severe weather system causing chaos in Dubai.
Mike Brown, the departing CEO of Nedbank Group, converses with Bruce Whitfield about his distinguished journey, spanning from his tenure as a financial director to leading as CEO of Nedbank for 15 years
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Why the world’s biggest economies are growing better than expected; PrivySeal brings verified symbols to CVs
Isaah Mhlanga, chief economist at RMB, and host Bruce Whitfield discuss why the two world’s largest economies are performing better than anticipated.
Given recent instances of high-profile individuals falsifying their qualifications, concerns have arisen regarding the efficacy of companies' verification procedures in the country. In response, Privy Seal has developed a streamlined process for employers, educational institutions, professional bodies, and regulatory authorities to thoroughly vet prospective employees. Stephen Logan, CEO of PrivySeal Verified CV sheds light on this initiative and its significance in safeguarding against credential fraud.
Warren Ingram, the co-founder of Galileo Capital and personal financial advisor, shares his insights on prioritising savings when your income doesn't allow for setting aside money for retirement or short-term goals.
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Hey guys. Great show Bruce. Just a gripe, trying to keep updated from Aus but the sound/call quality is really bad. I know it frustrates you as well. Must be something you can do? Teams calls onyl?!
Keep up the good work!