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The Money Show with Bruce Whitfield
Bruce Whitfield hosts The Money Show each weeknight on 702 and CapeTalk, offering a wrap-up of the day’s business news as well as insight into trends and expert advice on all things money-related.
An award-winning financial broadcaster, writer, TV presenter and master-facilitator, Bruce is a witty, creative and engaging presenter who makes money matters understandable and accessible to listeners.
Some of his many accolades include being named Sanlam Financial Journalist of the Year twice, numerous MTN Radio Awards for Business show and Business presenter, and winning the Citi South Africa Financial Journalist of the Year in 2009. This allowed him the opportunity to complete a course at New York's famed Columbia Journalism School as part of that programme.
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The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Christopher Gilmour, Analyst at the Wealth and Investment Department at Barclays.
As machines become smart doing the work we once did, does it result in us becoming dumb? Some say yes.
Bruce Whitfield interviews Clive Butkow, the man building the new fund for high-potential tech businesses.
There was a time when everyone and their aunties wanted one. However, the BlackBerry era has ended.
SA's seemingly crowded casual dining sector now has an Aussie competitor. Bruce Whitfield interviews a Ribs & Burgers investor.
Paul Ngobeni is wanted for forgery, larceny and “ill practice of the law”, according to the Connecticut Judicial Branch website.
Close to a quarter of South Africa’s banked population now uses Capitec Bank as their primary bank, according to an AMPS survey.
A firm he helped to create invented the term “Wi-Fi”. What does brand guru Jeremy Sampson believe, hope for and fear about money?
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