AfroCentric is mulling an offer from Sanlam. The financial services group, that is already invested in one of AfroCentric's subsidiaries has offered to acquire a controlling stake in the firm. Sanlam is offering R6 per share, and shareholders have an option to choose between cash or receiving Sanlam shares. Business Day TV spoke to AfrocCentric's CEO, Ahmed Banderker for more insight.

The New York Stock Exchange and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange have signed a memorandum of understanding ont he dual listing on both bourses. For more detail on how this will work, Business Day TV spoke to the JSE's chief of staff Fatima Laher.

Efficient Group chief economist Dawie Roodt says South Africa is showing signs of a failed state and is basically at ground zero. Business Day TV unpacked this with Roodt in more detail.

Transnet's application to interdict a strike by members of the SA Transport and Allied Workers Union has been thrown out by the labor court. The union is now set to join the strike. SATAWU spokesperson Amanda Tshemes spoke to Business Day TV to detail the union's position.

Join Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital as he details what he's picking as his trade of the week.

Oil prices have soared after Opec+ agreed on slashing production by 2 million barrels per day. Business Day TV discussed what this move means for oil markets going forward with David Elmes from the Warwick Business School.

Rio Tinto's South African unit, Richards Bay Minerals has taken its first step towards reducing carbon emissions through the use of renewable solar power. The mining group has agreed on a landmark deal with international energy company Voltalia. This will also work as an alternative electricity supply as South Africa's rolling power cuts continue to hammer productivity. Business Day TV caught up with Werner Duvenhage, the MD of Richards Bay Minerals for more.

The World Bank says out-of-control inflation is taking its toll on South Africa and other Sub-Saharan countries, but there is not enough fiscal space to respond. The Bank has further urged African Governments to restore macro-economic stability and protect the poor in a context of slow growth and high inflation. Business Day TV caught up with Andrew Dabalen, World Bank Chief Economist for Africa to discuss Africa’s Pulse in greater detail.

Equites Property Fund’s focus on logistics property is paying off. During the interim period the company reported a 4.1% rise in distributions per share while vacancy rates remained low at 0.1%. Business Day TV unpacked the results with CEO, Andrea Taverna-Turisan.

The World Bank says out-of-control inflation is taking its toll on South Africa and other Sub-Saharan countries, but there is not enough fiscal space to respond. The Bank has further urged African Governments to restore macro-economic stability and protect the poor in a context of slow growth and high inflation. Business Day TV caught up with Andrew Dabalen, World Bank Chief Economist for Africa to discuss Africa’s Pulse in greater detail.