Lesaka Technologies has delivered an improved first quarter performance. The firm has posted a 19% rise in revenue and managed to narrow its net loss by 42% to R105 million. This was boosted by its fintech business. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Chris Meyer for more insight.

MTN is planning to leave Afghanistan by the end of the year as part of its larger strategy to withdraw from the Middle East area, which includes countries like Syria, Yemen, and Iran. Afghanistan represented 2% of MTN's customer base, and there are ongoing discussions regarding the possibility of exiting smaller operations in West Africa. Business Day TV spoke to Business Day's Technology Correspondent, Mudiwa Gavaza for more detail on MTN's strategic changes.

As the world’s second most populous continent, Africa’s adoption of digital technologies has been hailed as robust with the potential to drive economic growth and sustainability. Business Day TV spoke to Ciara McDonald Hefferman, Conference Producer for the Africa Tech Festival for more insight into tech’s role in driving sustainability in Africa.

Public hearings on the NHI Bill have been concluded. Medical aid schemes are still unhappy about Section 33 of the legislation which excludes the schemes. Business Day TV spoke to Alex van den Heever, Health Care Governance Expert from Wits University for his take on Section 33 of the Bill.

The rand has remained steady and hit a three-month high in November, as investors turned back to riskier assets after the Fed kept rates unchanged. Business Day TV unpacked the moves playing out in the currency scene with RMB's Forex sales trader, Keenan Moses.

According to the World Gold Council, gold demand has reached a new record in the third quarter, largely driven by central bank buying. John Reade, the World Gold Council’s Chief Market Strategist joined Business Day TV with more detail on the findings of the third quarter gold trends demand report.

The ANC is contemplating a significant shift in how local government operates, moving towards a more collaborative leadership approach. This decision coincides with the ANC's intention to end its partnership with the EFF, which has sparked worries among both investors and opposition party members. Business Day TV unpacked this political landscape in greater detail with Financial Mail's Natasha Marrian.

Business Day TV has been keeping track of the 20th US-SSA Agoa Forum. Philip Myburgh, Head of Trade, Business and Commercial Banking joined the channel with insight into the themes dominating conversations to fast-track trade between the regions.

The Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement has shed light on the critical fiscal challenges facing South Africa and the latest budget data paints a grim picture, due to a significant underperformance in revenue collections and soaring expenditure projections for 2023/24. Business Day TV unpacked the fiscal issues, and analysed their potential impact on South Africa's economic future with Gina Schoeman, Chief Economist and Head of Research at CEEMEA Economics, and Annabel Bishop, Chief Economist at Investec.

Karpowership SA has received environmental authorisation from South Africa's government to proceed with plans to moor floating gas power ships in the port of Richards Bay. The approval means the firm can kick-start the process of providing the economy with 1.2 gigawatts of much-needed electricity. Business Day TV spoke to Zeynep Harezi, COO of Karpowership for more detail.