Editing Allowed

BUSINESS DAY TV | Podcast , ±27 min episodes every 1 week, 1 day |

Join head editors within Tiso Blackstar and their guests for in-depth discussion and debate of the stories that are driving South Africa's news agenda.

A Tiso Blackstar Group Production.

Keywords: money, opportunity, business plan, business ideas, business news, income

ENGLISH South Africa News & Politics · BusinessEditing Allowed

JUN

What’s next for Tongaat Hulett

27 min

On the show this week Hilary Joffe and the team take a look at the fortunes of the local currency; how unions have entered the fight to get South African Airways CEO, Vuyani Jarana reinstated and the latest in the Tongaat Hulett saga.

JUN

Editing Allowed - SA's economy is in crisis

26 min

Find out why Financial Mail Deputy Editor, Sikonathi Mantshantsha believes SA's economy is in crisis; why talk of tinkering with the Reserve Bank mandate is asking for trouble; and just how close we could be to a junk status rating.

MAY

Editing Allowed - Possible priorities for Cabinet over the coming months

26 min

Hilary Joffe and the team discuss the upcoming cabinet appointments and their likely priorities over the next few months; the public protectors pending court battles and the possible impact on the political landscape; as well as corporate governance issues in the private sector.

MAY

Editing Allowed - What will Ramaphosa's cabinet look like on Sunday?

24 min

Rob Rose and the panel of experts discuss the first sitting of SA's sixth parliament and who will be part of Ramaphosa's cabinet on Sunday? The panel also talk about Sasol's Lake Charles project in Louisiana and WhatsApp's 1,5 billion user's mobile phones being compromised by a missed call.

MAY

Editing Allowed - What embedded generation means for Eskom

25 min

The Editing Allowed team discuss whether President Cyril Ramaphosa can deliver on the promises he made in the lead-up to the polls, the latest unemployment data and the decision to allow embedded generation will mean for Eskom.

Business Times columnist Join Hilary Joffe and a panel of journalists discuss the stories making the news in the latest edition of Editing Allowed.

MAY

Editing Allowed - Ruling party has so obtained 56.9% of the national vote.

25 min

Peter Bruce and the team take a look at the election results as they start to trickle in and discuss how Regiments Capital may have scored R100m trading on Nenegate.

APR

What does the latest election polling data suggest?

27 min

A week before the election, Peter Bruce and his team of editors discuss the latest election polling data from the Institute of Race Relations and what sort of alliances political parties might be forced into.

APR

Thabo Mbeki is back!

27 min

On the show tonight. Thabo Mbeki is back! The team debates if this statesman could improve the fortunes of the ANC ahead of the election; how the battle between the Public Protector and Minister Pravin Gordhan will play out; as well as the impending arrival of a Chief Restructuring Officer at Eskom and the challenges that could pose for the utility's executive structure.

APR

Who is likely to make it into cabinet?

27 min

Peter Bruce and the team take a look at the political machinations as we approach election day; debate who will likely make it to cabinet, and the latest developments from the state capture commission.

APR

Is Rio Tinto's R6.5bn project a vote of confidence in SA

25 min

On the show this week, Peter Bruce and the team take a look at whether Rio Tinto's R6.5bn project is indeed a vote of confidence in SA; our economic prospects given the IMFs latest growth forecasts; and President Ramaphosa's ratings since stepping up as Head of State.

APR

Why is Moody’s giving SA the benefit of the doubt?

25 min

With just five weeks to the elections, has Moody's gone out of its way to accommodate South Africa by holding fire on its ratings? And can Edward Kieswetter hit the ground running and get SARS back on its feet? Find out what some of SA's top editors make of these and other key developments in SA's news cycle.

MAR

Why did Bosasa pay Ramaphosa’s son?

26 min

SA's top editors take a look at the Brexit deadlock; Naspers move to list its international assets in Europe; Bosasa's alleged payments to President Cyril Ramaphosa's son, and what progress, if any, has been made at Eskom.