Featured Podcasts by Strictly Business
Featured Podcasts. Business News presented by Lindsay Williams
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Clem Sunter
Back in 2011, Lindsay spoke to one of South Africa's best-known and well-loved businessmen - Scenario Planner, Futurist and Keynote Speaker Clem Sunter. In this interview, Mr Sunter spoke about his article titled, "Redirecting Julius [Malema]". Interview recorded June 2011.
Two Peas in a Podcast with Richard Hardiman
Richard Hardiman, founder of RanMarine Technology
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Pieter-Dirk Uys
Well-known South African satirist, author, performer and political commentator, Pieter-Dirk Uys spoke to Lindsay in 2010. Edit: Please note that the date of publication (31 October 2019) is not the date this interview was recorded.
MTBPS 2019 Part 2
With Maarten Ackerman
MTBPS 2019
With Nazmeera Moola
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Pik Botha
Back in 2011 Lindsay Williams spoke to Pik Botha, known internationally as South Africa’s longest-serving minister of foreign affairs. He served under political leaders as ideologically different as BJ Vorster and Nelson Mandela.
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Tim Harris
Back in 2011, South African Politician Tim Harris was the Shadow Minister for Trade and Industry. Today he is the CEO of Wesgro: the Tourism, Trade & Investment Promotion Agency for Cape Town & the Western Cape.
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Helen Zille
Former Premier of the Western Cape, Helen Zille spoke to Lindsay after the municipal elections in May of 2011.
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Holly Williams
Australian journalist, Holly Williams is a CBS news correspondent. She was previously the correspondent for Sky News in China and was one of the first journalists in Iraq to report on the emergence of ISIS in the country's north in the summer of 2014. During this interview, she speaks about the state…
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Alex Crawford Part 2
In Part 2 Alex continues to speak of her time in Libya and the story of Colonel Gadaffi's hat (also the name of her book). She touches on the dangers she faced as a journalist as well as the state of the region and its future as she foresaw it…
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Alex Crawford Part 1
Alex Crawford special correspondent for Sky News was the first journalist to enter the Gaddafi compound. She flew to us for an exclusive chat.
TRIBUTE: An era characterised by an astonishing woman.
In 2011 I spoke to Patricia Cavendish O’Neill. She moved from Kenya to the Cape in times the like of which we’ll never see again. her story is beautifully recorded in today’s telegraph.co.uk.and here is our tribute to a true eccentric.
THE INTERIM: Greg Davies
THE INTERIM: Greg Davies
BREAKING NEWS: Discovery
BREAKING NEWS: Discovery
BREAKING: Naspers
Tencent's numbers and the Naspers effect.
The Weekly Wrap
Arno Smit from Sky Blue Fund Managers wraps a poor week of economic data, an indifferent week of corporate results, and looks forward to load shedding in Sometset West. Another day in paradise.
The Asset Class with George Cheveley
The Mining Indaba has concluded. Optimism abounds after the President set the tone. Is optimism justified? George Chevely discusses