FixSA
Moneyweb and Jeremy Maggs bring you robust conversations with South Africa’s top business leaders. FixSA offers solutions for the country’s national issues.
10 Episodes
To fix SA, listen to younger voices – Dion Chang
Trends expert, future thinker and founder of Flux Trends: ‘We are seeing around the world, and even on this continent, that we need to get some younger voices into government or into the public sector.’
To fix SA, citizens must stand up
Accenture Africa CEO Vukani Mngxati says in getting the best leadership, cleaning out corruption, and with active citizenry, a better state can be created.
Grace Harding, CEO of the Ocean Basket chain, has powerful ideas on how to FixSA
In this latest edition of the Fix SA podcast with Jeremy Maggs, Grace Harding – the feisty and energetic CEO of the Ocean Basket chain – talks about the importance of trust, why partnerships are important, and how nothing happens unless there is a regular sharing of information.
Business has a powerful role to play in fixing SA
South Africa’s mounting problems on myriad fronts need far greater input and redoubled efforts from all parties – including the business. community. Leading business personality Martin Kingston weighs in on what needs changing, and the new thinking that needs to be adopted – with great speed – on the latest…
SA ‘not close to breaking point at all’ – Imtiaz Sooliman
The country doesn't belong to the government, it belongs to us. And we need active citizenry to do things together, says the Gift of the Givers founder on Moneyweb’s latest #FixSA podcast.
Fixing SA means fixing education access and bringing back hope – Alan Mukoki
We always argue ‘there is no money’, but we never raise the issue around how to arbitrage the assets we already have – and it's not too late: Sacci CEO.
A snake in the room
We should be terrified. We are sitting with a snake in the room; we are pretending that it's not there. That is the blunt assessment of South Africa by leading thinker and communications expert Songezo Zibi founder of the think-tank The Rivonia Circle. He says in a year when the…
Fixing SA means having the confidence to do so
In the third episode of Fix SA, billionaire businessman Christo Wiese tells Jeremy Maggs why he remains confident solutions can be found. What we all might learn from a quote from wartime leader General Jan Smuts. And how fixing the country’s energy problems is doable. He also reflects on private…
Fixing SA means far less talk and a lot more doing – Busisiwe Mavuso
In the second episode of FixSA the CEO of Business Leadership South Africa says while she remains optimistic about the future, leaders need to talk and plan less and implement decisions quicker. It’s inertia that is preventing us from succeeding. She also says the best sign of an early fix…
Fixing South Africa begins with clear and decisive leadership
Standard Bank Group CEO Sim Tshabalala also believes that despite the national negativity, there is still much that works in South Africa, and we are on an upward trajectory. But leaders need to coalesce more, and we must fix education, particularly in the tech space. He was our inaugural guest…