During the second Green Hydrogen Summit, partnerships like Sasol, Amplats, and BMW collaborated on South Africa's first hydrogen vehicle, underlining green hydrogen's importance for decarbonization and Africa's potential leadership in its production. Business Day TV spoke to Patrick Prestele, a Consultant at Frost and Sullivan, spoke about Africa's green hydrogen opportunities.

South Africa's buy-now-pay-later sector boomed during the pandemic, and has a projected cumulative annual growth rate of 35% between 2022 and 2027. Business Day TV spoke to Happy Pay's CEO, Wesley Billett, about the industry's trends and its implications for the credit system.`

A2X, which began trading in October 2017, provides a secondary listing platform for companies. It has 170 listings, which includes firms like MTN, Absa, Naspers, Prosus, Business Day TV discussed the rise of the A2X stock exchange with CEO Kevin Brady.

It has been a tough year for equity markets globally and the JSE has felt the pressure as well, with the All Share falling 2.3% year to date. Business Day spoke to Anchor's Co-Chief investment officer, Nolan Wapenaar about where to invest in a volatile environment.

On this episode of the Big Idea, we take a look at the junior mining sector with mining analyst, Peter Major and Fred Arendse, the founder of the junior mining council.

Tunisia's president has sacked the country's economy minister after he stated that a deal with the International Monetary Fund would be vital for the country to obtain other foreign financing. President Kais Saied strongly opposes the terms of an IMF agreement, saying that the conditions will lead to protests. For more detail, Business Day TV spoke to Pieter du Preez, senior economist at Oxford Economics Africa.

US Senator John Kennedy is pushing for an extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act |(AGOA) until 2045 in an effort to counter China's growing influence in the region. Business Day TV spoke to Business Day journalist, Thando Maeko for more perspective on the move.

High interest rates continue to squeeze household finances, according to the Altron FinTech Household Resilience Index, and this could weigh on spendding over the upcoming festive period and on popular shopping days like Black Friday. Business Day TV discussed this in detail with independent analyst, Roelof Botha.

South African retail Sales declined by 0.5% year-on-year in August. This marks the ninth consecutive month of decline in retail activity. Business Day TV discussed the print with RMB Economist, Siobhan Redford.

Pick n Pay has slipped into the red. The retailer has reported a headline loss per share at 138 cents, mainly due to increased competition and costs associated with load shedding. Business Day TV unpacked the retailer's interim performance with CEO Sean Summers.