Afrimat's diversification strategy is paying off. During the interim period the building materials and construction company delivered a near 10% jump in revenue and a 4.4% rise in headlines earrings per share. Business Day TV unpacked the numbers with company's CEO, Andries van Heerden.

The Middle East war has weighed on demand dynamics in the oil market, and consensus among experts is that global oil, gas and coal demand should peak by 2030. Business Day TV spoke to RMB's Commodities Trader Raymond Philips for more insight.

The crypto market rally is picking up pace, with Bitcoin surpassing the $30,000 mark. The positive momentum comes as investors digest upbeat developments on the Bitcoin ETF. Business Day TV discussed this with the South Africa Country Manager at Luno, Christo de Wit

Clicks has posted higher year-end profit. The retailer has reported an 11.5% rise in adjusted diluted headline earnings per share, despite a tough trading environment. Business Day TV spoke to Group CEO Bettina Engelbrecht for more detail on Clicks’ annual performance.

Illegal mining in South Africa has grown from a localized problem to a nationwide criminal syndicate, affecting the economy. Mining companies often downplay its extent. This issue prompts questions about governance, mining protocols and prevention measures. Business Day TV unpacked this complex issue with mining analyst, David Van Wyk and Tebello Chabana who is the Senior Executive for Public Affairs & Transformation at Minerals Council SA

Senegal was pegged to be one of Africa’s fastest growing economies in 2023, boosted by hydrocarbon projects. Several of these have been postponed weighing on that growth potential. Jacques Nel, Head of Africa Macro at Oxford Economics Africa joined Business Day TV for a closer look at the hydrocarbon ventures that have been delayed and how it impacts Senegal’s growth.

Specialist residential property developer Balwin is having a tough time navigating a trading environment characterised by high interest rates and elevated inflation which has led to fewer properties being sold and a 25% fall in interim revenue. Business Day TV unpacked the performance in greater detail with the company’s CEO, Steve Brookes

The Public Investment Corporation, with R2.6 trillion in assets, is under the leadership of CEO Abel Sithole, who is working to transform the organization after governance issues. Business Day TV delves into whether the PIC has overcome political influence challenges as well as its role in the financial landscape with Financial Mail's Rob Rose.

Foreign appetite for South African residential properties has picked up, with the Western Cape seeing the most of that demand. Business Day TV discussed the trend being observed with Hayley Ivins Downes, Head of Digital at Lightstone Property.

South Africa's manufacturing sector has been on a downward trend for 16 years, according to Stats SA, with the industry shedding almost 309,000 jobs over the period. So, what can get the cogs turning again? To find out Business Day TV spoke to Philippa Rodseth from the Manufacturing Circle.