Steinheist, the book, details the collapse of Steinhoff in 2017. Business Day TV caught up with author of the book and Editor of Financial Mail, Rob Rose for more on how he tackled the issue.

In the run-up to the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement, Public Service and Administration Acting Minister Thulas Nxesi is strongly considering pushing through a 3% salary hike for public servants. The public sector wage bill is already bloated at R660 billion. Business Day TV spoke to Labour Consultant, Tony Healy from Tony Healy and Associates about the broader cost implications of an increase of that nature on the South African economy.

According to some analysts there's been discrepancies with how financial institutions - like the World Bank - fund different emerging market economies. Business Day TV caught up with Gemcorp Economist, Simon Quijano-Evans and he shared more insight on the discrepancies.

Clicks has delivered upbeat annual earnings, reporting an 11.9% increase in adjusted diluted headline earnings per share. That’s as South Africa's largest pharmacy group benefitted from a recovery in its beauty segment and the administration of more covid-19 vaccines. Business Day TV unpacked the numbers with the company's CEO, Bertina Engelbrecht.

Scopa Chair, Mkhuleko Hlengwa says that the Steinhoff matter will be back on the agenda following Markus Jooste’s key assets being attached by the South African Reserve Bank for his hand in contravening exchange controls as far as the collapse of Steinhoff is involved. Jooste appeared before Scopa in 2018 when Themba Godi was still chair. Business Day TV caught up with Godi for his take on the pace at which some form of justice is being served.

Risk equities took a knock in the third quarter, with US, European and local shares all falling. This comes after hopes of interest rate cuts were dashed, as policymakers confirmed their commitment to fighting inflation. Business Day TV caught up with Chief Investment Officer at Anchor, Nolan Wapenaar to discuss his markets outlook as the volatile environment persists.

MTN has walked away from talks to buy Telkom. The deal would've created South Africa's largest mobile phone operator. But MTN says it ended negotiations because Telkom couldn't assure that the discussions were exclusive. Business Day journalist, Mudiwa Gavaza, who's been closely following the story, spoke to Business Day TV about the development

The Reserve Bank has seized more than R1.4bn worth of assets belonging to former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste, his wife and his family trust. Analysts have welcomed this as a sign that the law enforcement authorities are beginning to move on the case. For more detail, Business Day TV spoke to legal expert Mannie Witz.

According to research by DFM global, the South African bond market has recorded huge outflows in 2022, as riskier assets took a hit. To discuss the factors weighing on bonds, Business Day TV caught up with RMB’s Fixed Income & Currency Analyst Kim Silberman.

State-owned logistics firm Transnet has agreed to a wage increase over the next three years after reaching a deal with the union representing the majority of its workers. But this means Transnet employees affiliated with Satawu will remain on strike. Business Day TV caught up with Yolisa Kani, Chief Business Development Officer at Transnet for more.