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[LISTEN] 5 ways to cope with a recession

| The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviewed Cannon Asset Managers CEO Dr Adrian Saville about the country's recession.

CAPE TOWN - What does a recession mean for South Africans and how will consumers cope?

Cannon Asset Managers CEO Dr Adrian Saville explains what a recession means and discusses five ways you can cope with it.

"South Africa has an investment drought. It’s been that way for the better part of a decade.... There is capacity to turn this recession into a recovery."

Listen to the audio above for more.

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