Martin Kingston's guest appearances

Martin Kingston

Rational Radio

BizNews Radio

Simon Lincoln

Sol Kerzner

Mark Bristow

Roelof Botha

Barry Swartzberg

Russell Loubser

Peter Hain

Dave Woollam

Paul O'Sullivan

Ian Kilbride

Martyn Davies

Stephen Koseff

Tim Modise

Adrian Gore

Hogan Lovells

OwlTail

Business for South Africa representative Martin Kingston discusses Covid-19 models and fixing South Africa with BizNews founder Alec Hogg. "There are as many models as there are epidemiologists and statisticians as far as I'm concerned. But I feel the one that we have now seen and been shown today is conservative and responsible and gives us the sort of information that we require to be able to give advice to businesses and to input on our advice, indeed to other central stakeholders."  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Business for South Africa representative Martin Kingston discusses Covid-19 models and fixing South Africa with BizNews founder Alec Hogg. "There are as many models as there are epidemiologists and statisticians as far as I'm concerned. But I feel the one that we have now seen and been shown today is conservative and responsible and gives us the sort of information that we require to be able to give advice to businesses and to input on our advice, indeed to other central stakeholders." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

B4SA's Martin Kingston: New Covid-19 model 'conservative, responsible'

South Africa's economy was under pressure before Covid-19. Now it is in a very dark place. For B4SA it is over a cliff and it needs a "parachute". B4SA has provided the details of a plan it believes can get SA back on track. Listen to Business Unity SA's spokesperson Martin Kingston set out why the plan should be implemented soon - and the details of how to fix SA.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

South Africa's economy was under pressure before Covid-19. Now it is in a very dark place. For B4SA it is over a cliff and it needs a "parachute". B4SA has provided the details of a plan it believes can get SA back on track. Listen to Business Unity SA's spokesperson Martin Kingston set out why the plan should be implemented soon - and the details of how to fix SA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

SA's R3.4 trillion 'parachute' plan, the 'last chance saloon' - Martin Kingston, B4SA

In this episode of Rational Radio, SA's favourite stockbroker David Shapiro is peppered with questions about investment ideas (he comes up some fresh ones including Salesforce.com) and the two pic stories in focus are:* The threat to 100,000 horse racing jobs is very real, with no guarantee a R100m Oppenheimer bailout will save the teetering sector from a Government that refuses to allow 65 people on course to conduct a race meeting; and* Business for South Africa's Martin Kingston - who heads Rothschilds in SA - addresses the tough question about the stifling Level 4 lockdown; why B4SA is calling for a lifting to level 2; and why president Cyril Ramaphosa doesn't trust his fellow citizens to act responsibly.

In this episode of Rational Radio, SA's favourite stockbroker David Shapiro is peppered with questions about investment ideas (he comes up some fresh ones including <a href="http://Salesforce.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Salesforce.com</a>) and the two pic stories in focus are: * The threat to 100,000 horse racing jobs is very real, with no guarantee a R100m Oppenheimer bailout will save the teetering sector from a Government that refuses to allow 65 people on course to conduct a race meeting; and * Business for South Africa's Martin Kingston - who heads Rothschilds in SA - addresses the tough question about the stifling Level 4 lockdown; why B4SA is calling for a lifting to level 2; and why president Cyril Ramaphosa doesn't trust his fellow citizens to act responsibly.