Do not allow someone to stumble into leadership; leadership is the single biggest problem to fix in this country – Professor Jonathan Jansen, University of Stellenbosch. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

'I think that it's becoming clearer to all of us just how deep our problems are now... I don't think we've left it too late. I think that this time of despair is the right time for us to say we can turn this thing around,' declares the journalist and socio-political commentator. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

Like many South Africans, former diplomat and now commentator Melanie Verwoerd is frustrated at where the country finds itself right now. She says citizens have every right to be angry, but if they’re going to stay, they have an obligation to roll up their sleeves and become involved. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

The SA political stalwart and social activist, best known for his role in the fight against apartheid, reflects on the need for a new social compact or social consensus, as well as individual and community activism and volunteerism to help 'fix' the country. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

Agbiz's chief economist tells Jeremy Maggs why government needs to be part of the land reform conversation and what it will take to boost the all-important agri-economy. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

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.’ Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

Accenture Africa CEO Vukani Mngxati says in getting the best leadership, cleaning out corruption, and with active citizenry, a better state can be created. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

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. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

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 edition of Fix SA. His views come as President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged the private sector to "get off of the rooftops" and "into the ring" to address problems ranging from energy to crime. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more

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. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast ..read more