Magnus Heystek's new car - NOT funded by Old Mutual; Afrimat's Van Heerden; Plett's off-the-grid Ingwe; Maggs and Zondi

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In the final episode of the BizNews Power Hour for 2021, Magnus Heystek uses the price of a Hyundai car over the past decade to explain how SA-focused retirement savings have massively under-performed - courtesy of misguided Regulation 28 legislation; Craig Young shares the vision and development of Ingwe, an off-the-grid estate near Plettenberg Bay; Afrimat's CEO Andries van Heerden explains the rationale behind the highly rate group's latest acquisition; and media maven Jeremy Maggs chats to Vukile Zondi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
15 Dec 2021 9AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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