Alec Hogg
alec@moneyweb.co.za
Alec Hogg founded Moneyweb in April 1997. Apart from a two and a half year stint as a Group General Manager at ABSA Bank, he has spent his career in financial journalism as a writer, editor, broadcaster, columnist and publisher. During this time he held senior positions in the print media, served as the Head of News Input at SABC TV News and ran his own publishing business. Recipient of many awards, he is the youngest ever winner of the country's Financial Reporter of the Year Award, aged 22 in 1983. Founded and published the country's first weekly horseracing magazine, Racing Digest, which was eventually absorbed into the Caxton publishing group. Alec is the CEO of Moneyweb and hosts the SAfm Market Update with Moneyweb radio programme broadcast throughout South Africa on SAfm (104 - 107fm) week-nights from 6pm to 6:30pm; and rebroadcast from 7pm to 8pm on Radio Today 1485am and Audio Channel 70 on DSTV. 

Louise Hogg
louise@moneyweb.co.za
Louise Hogg is the Community Manager of Moneyweb. She is responsible for building and maintaining relationships with over 12 000 registered subscribers and thousands more regular users of the service - the Moneyweb Community. Louise has been intimately involved in the development of Moneyweb since its inception, using experience gained in running the subscriber base at Racing Digest, which she helped found and build.

Barbara Mazaris
barbara@moneyweb.co.za
Barbara worked with Alec Hogg at Radio 702, and joined Moneyweb on a full time basis when the Moneyweb radio programme moved from Radio 702 in June 2000. She has worked in various capacities, including producing the morning radio show on 1485AM, as Moneyweb's brand manager and producing for Alec. Currently, Barbara is Moneyweb's events manager.

Felicity Duncan
felicity@moneyweb.co.za
Felicity writes broadly about the economy, and has a special interest in financial services. She has a Master's degree in journalism and media studies, which she earned as a Fulbright scholar. Felicity won the best newcomer award in the 2005 Sanlam Financial Journalism Awards. She is director of content at Moneyweb.

Jackie Cameron
jackie@moneyweb.co.za
Jackie Cameron is our Cape Town correspondent. Jackie was a founding assistant editor of Personal Finance magazine before joining Moneyweb in 2000. She has published two books - "Banking" and "Property" (Pearson Education SA)- and received a journalism award in 2003 for her in-depth reportage. A Rhodes University journalism graduate, Jackie has worked in a variety of areas during her career, including crime reporting and consumer writing, before moving into financial journalism. She has a business management diploma and has contributed to many of South Africa's top business and consumer publications. Currently, Jackie is the editor of Moneyweb's specialist property site, www.realestateweb.co.za

Barry Sergeant
barry@moneyweb.co.za
After being admitted as an advocate in Johannesburg and Botswana, Barry Sergeant was persuaded to move to newspapers by his journalist sister, Melanie. He spent the next decade with what was then Times Media Limited, working at the Business Times section of the Sunday Times (where he spent a year working alongside Alec Hogg), and Business Day, but mainly at the Financial Mail, eventually as a senior editor. Sergeant then joined the investment banking sector in order to acquire an inside view of how overall capital markets really worked. During his overextended foray into investment banking, Sergeant was rated as an investment analyst in surveys in both Johannesburg and London. He crossed into corporate finance and dealmaking, mainly in natural resources, and worked extensively in the field in West Africa, South America, North America, Australia, Britain and Europe. Turning his newly acquired investment banking knowledge to account, Sergeant quit the industry ahead of the biggest global bloodbath in market history, and finally returned to his first choice of occupation. Barry Sergeant specialises in markets and investigations.

Danie Wessels
danie@moneyweb.co.za
Danie is Moneyweb's accountant.

Tracy Wade
tracy@moneyweb.co.za
Tracy Wade has a BSc degree in Biochemistry and worked at the University of Coventry and Coventry Hospital in the UK as a laboratory technician. In 2001 Tracy changed careers and joined Discovery channel in London as a web developer. After 5 years of working overseas Tracy returned to SA and joined Moneyweb in 2003 as Moneyweb's web developer. Tracy now lives in Australia, but remains the webmaster of www.moneyweb.co.za

Sunshine Motlhabane
sunshine@moneyweb.co.za
Sunshine Motlhabane is a sound engineer for Moneyweb Power Hour. He also assists with the production of RSG Geldsake. Sunshine joined Moneyweb in 2002.

Abigail Nkutha
abigail@moneyweb.co.za
Abigail joined Moneyweb in 2002, she works in the CRM print division and Accounts.

Julius Cobbett
mailto: julius@moneyweb.co.za
Julius Cobbett focuses on investigations and fund management. He has a special interest in investment scams. Julius joined Moneyweb's internship programme in 2004, after completing a BCom degree at the University of South Africa. Julius won the award for reporting on hedge funds in the 2006 Citadel Words on Money journalism competition.

Gaylyn Wingate-Pearse
gaylyn@moneyweb.co.za
Gaylyn started at Moneyweb in February 2006 after completing a Bachelor of Business Science and working for three years in finance. She was Moneyweb's property journalist for two years before moving to broadcasting. During that time she won the the prestigious "Best Developing Journalist" award at the South African Property Owners Association annual convention. She is now the executive producer of the Moneyweb Power Hour.

Hilton Tarrant
hilton@moneyweb.co.za
Hilton Tarrant is production editor at Moneyweb. He also project manages new website launches for the company and covers ICT issues, chiefly through his weekly column, Broadband. Hilton was awarded the 2006 Telkom ICT Journalist of the Year award for the online category.

Craig O’Flaherty
craig@moneyweb.co.za
Craig has a BSc (Hons) degree in Management of Technology and worked as a mechanical design engineer in the manufacturing and construction industry for four years. In 2006 Craig changed careers and joined Moneyweb as the business and operations manager.

Andries van Zyl
andries@moneyweb.co.za
Andries is the main presenter and researcher on Moneyweb's Geldsake met Moneyweb on RSG. A broadcaster at heart, Andries has a passion for both radio and television. Andries is an all-rounder, who’s interested in a wide range of local an international issues, including politics, sports, economics and agriculture. His day-to-day motto is to share quality and reliable information in a user-friendly way with radio listeners.

David Carte
carte@iafrica.co.za
David is editor-at-large at Moneyweb, in which capacity he covers virtually any aspect of business. He has been a financial journalist all his working life, apart from the 15 years he spent as director of a PR company. In some 25 years of journalism Carte has worked for most of SA’s major business media, including te Rand Daily Mail, the Financial Mail, and Finance Week. He was editor of the Sunday Times Business Times for eight years until 1991. In 1986 he won the Rosholt Fellowship, which took him on a senior management development course at Templeton College, Oxford. He had earlier majored in English and Economics at Wits. As a director of Sussens Mann, which later changed its name to Meropa, he consulted on financial PR and investor relations to a number of SA’s largest corporates. In 2006 Carte decided to return to journalism and joined his former colleague, Moneyweb CEO Alec Hogg, with whom he previously worked on the RDM, Finance Week and Business Times.

Janine Bester
janine@moneyweb.co.za
Janine joined Moneyweb in March 2005 as a Sales Executive. After a year, she showed a very keen interest in broadcasting, especially in Moneyweb’s Afrikaans business show RSG se Geldsake met Moneyweb. She has been the executive producer for RSG se Geldsake met Moneyweb since then and is extremely passionate about Afrikaans language broadcasting, and working for Moneyweb. RSG se Geldsake met Moneyweb, broadcast between 100 -104FM from 5 - 6pm each week night, is currently the country’s only Afrikaans business show and the biggest of its kind.

Monique Vanek
monique@moneyweb.co.za
Monique is joint editor and co-founder of www.moneywebtax.co.za and editor of Moneyweb. She was previously the executive producer for Geldsake met Moneyweb, co-producer for Moneyweb's morning show on 1485AM and did research for CNBC Power Lunch with Moneyweb. Monique joined Moneyweb's internship programme in 2003, after completing a diploma in management at WBS. Monique also has a Masters degree in Development Studies from Wits University and earned an honours degree with distinction in Political Studies. She was selected to present part of her honours dissertation at a Codesria conference in 2003, which was later published.

Ntombifuthi Zwane
ntombi@moneyweb.co.za
Ntombi joined Moneyweb in May 2001 to work as a tea & cleaning lady. Later, Moneyweb decided to promote her to a reception position. In 2005, she went to the Nafcoc JCCI Chamber of commerce to develop front line and telephone skills. She received her certificate with flying colors, and started as a professional receptionist on July 2005.