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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

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. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast

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 ANC has its elective conference there is very little governing that goes on. He believes to fix South Africa a fundament...

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 sector corruption in the wake of the Steinhoff scandal. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast

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 win is a massive injection of power into the national grid. Moneyweb's FixSA podcast

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 on Moneyweb’s new FixSA podcast Moneyweb's FixSA podcast