KWV, a top wine and spirits group, welcomes new shareholders, Masimong Group and Rand Merchant Bank (RMB). With a history of value creation, KWV aims to leverage their expertise and connections for strategic growth. Masimong Group, focused on empowerment, and RMB, a leading African bank, offer valuable insights. This partnership strengthens KWV's industry position. Mike Teke, Seriti Mines CEO & chair of Masimong Group discuss this decision.






Karoo Ranching, a family-run business in South Africa's Eastern Cape Province, operates multiple working cattle and horse ranches. Led by sixth-generation rancher Julie Hobson, the company's flagship ranch, Elandskloof, has been in the family since 1898, embodying an authentic legacy of ranching tradition. Julie Hobson joined Bruce to talk about the rice history of the business. 

KWV, a top wine and spirits group, welcomes new shareholders, Masimong Group and Rand Merchant Bank (RMB). With a history of value creation, KWV aims to leverage their expertise and connections for strategic growth. Masimong Group, focused on empowerment, and RMB, a leading African bank, offer valuable insights. This partnership strengthens KWV's industry position. Mike Teke, Seriti Mines CEO &amp; chair of Masimong Group discuss this decision.
 
Karoo Ranching, a family-run business in South Africa's Eastern Cape Province, operates multiple working cattle and horse ranches. Led by sixth-generation rancher Julie Hobson, the company's flagship ranch, Elandskloof, has been in the family since 1898, embodying an authentic legacy of ranching tradition. Julie Hobson joined Bruce to talk about the rice history of the business.

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Mike Teke’s Masimong Group sips on some KWV; Friday File -   Karoo Ranching

Mining experts and host Bruce Whitfield discuss BHP’s final attempt to acquire Anglo American. The bid was rejected by the mining giant and the state-owned Public Investment Corporation, which owns over 7% of Anglo American. Anglo American Plc’s second-largest shareholder stated that BHP Group’s takeover offer needs a “meaningful revision,” making these public comments just hours before the deadline for BHP to either commit to an offer or withdraw.


Liandra da Silva, Economist at Nedbank, and host Bruce Whitfield analyze the latest inflation figures. According to Stats SA, consumer prices saw minimal movement in April, with headline inflation slowing to 5.2%, down from 5.3% in March. This aligns with economists’ expectations for headline inflation to remain steady after its first decrease in 2024, from 5.6% in February.


Jonathon Liebmann, founder of BlackBrick, is The Money Show's Shapeshifter. He talks with host  Bruce Whitfield about his career and founding BlackBrick, which has quickly become Africa's fastest-growing apartment hotel brand since 2019. With properties in Sandton and Foreshore, and a new hotel in Bedfordview, BlackBrick plans to expand to Gardens by February 2025 and Umhlanga by December 2025, establishing a strong nationwide presence.

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<li>Mining experts and host Bruce Whitfield discuss BHP’s final attempt to acquire Anglo American. The bid was rejected by the mining giant and the state-owned Public Investment Corporation, which owns over 7% of Anglo American. Anglo American Plc’s second-largest shareholder stated that BHP Group’s takeover offer needs a “meaningful revision,” making these public comments just hours before the deadline for BHP to either commit to an offer or withdraw.</li>
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<ul>
<li>Liandra da Silva, Economist at Nedbank, and host Bruce Whitfield analyze the latest inflation figures. According to Stats SA, consumer prices saw minimal movement in April, with headline inflation slowing to 5.2%, down from 5.3% in March. This aligns with economists’ expectations for headline inflation to remain steady after its first decrease in 2024, from 5.6% in February.</li>
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<ul>
<li>Jonathon Liebmann, founder of BlackBrick, is The Money Show's Shapeshifter. He talks with host  Bruce Whitfield about his career and founding BlackBrick, which has quickly become Africa's fastest-growing apartment hotel brand since 2019. With properties in Sandton and Foreshore, and a new hotel in Bedfordview, BlackBrick plans to expand to Gardens by February 2025 and Umhlanga by December 2025, establishing a strong nationwide presence.</li>
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Anglo rejects BHP for the third time. Inflation cools off but sticky. Shapeshifter -  Jonathon Liebmann,  Founder of BlackBrick

Jonathon Liebmann, founder of BlackBrick, is The Money Show's Shapeshifter. He talks with host  Bruce Whitfield about his career and founding BlackBrick, which has quickly become Africa's fastest-growing apartment hotel brand since 2019. With properties in Sandton and Foreshore, and a new hotel in Bedfordview, BlackBrick plans to expand to Gardens by February 2025 and Umhlanga by December 2025, establishing a strong nationwide presence.

Jonathon Liebmann, founder of BlackBrick, is The Money Show's Shapeshifter. He talks with host  Bruce Whitfield about his career and founding BlackBrick, which has quickly become Africa's fastest-growing apartment hotel brand since 2019. With properties in Sandton and Foreshore, and a new hotel in Bedfordview, BlackBrick plans to expand to Gardens by February 2025 and Umhlanga by December 2025, establishing a strong nationwide presence.

Shapeshifter -  Jonathon Liebmann,  Founder of BlackBrick

Consumer ninja Wendy Knowler and host Bruce Whitfield delve into mis-selling of life
insurance products. Knowler reveals that non-payment of premiums meant a particular life policy should not have paid out. It was totally mis-sold, something she says Liberty won’t admit, but in response to her taking on the case, they’ve paid an "ex-gratia” of R100 000 to her family.

Consumer ninja Wendy Knowler and host Bruce Whitfield delve into mis-selling of life insurance products. Knowler reveals that non-payment of premiums meant a particular life policy should not have paid out. It was totally mis-sold, something she says Liberty won’t admit, but in response to her taking on the case, they’ve paid an "ex-gratia” of R100 000 to her family.

Mike Teke’s Masimong Group sips on some KWV; Friday File - Karoo Ranching

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