Consumer inflation has quickened to 5.4% year on year in September from 4.8% the previous month. This marks the second consecutive month that inflation has accelerated. To find out how the latest print could factor into the reserve bank's decision making process on interest rates, Business Day TV spoke to Stanlib chief economist, Kevin Lings.

Amazon has announced that it will launch a South African store in 2024. This will provide local businesses with the chance to sell their products on Amazon.com. Business Day TV spoke to Business Day reporter Mudiwa Gavaza about the risk and opportunities that come with the move.

The Health and Allied Workers Indaba Trade Union has called for the implementation of the National Health Insurance. Business Day TV spoke to Rich Sacini, President for HAITU about the NHI Bill and what the union believes its implementation would mean for South Africa's healthcare sector.

Primary Health Property is preparing for a secondary listing on the JSE. This is the second company to list on the JSE so far this year and comes as the delisting trend continues to gain traction. Business Day TV unpacked the merits of the move with CEO, Harry Hyman.

Webber Wentzel partner, Jonathan Veeran believes South Africa's Upstream Petroleum Development Bill is problematic and it's taking too long to develop. Business Day TV discussed this in detail with Veeran

The medium-term budget policy statement will be presented by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana on November 1. In the lead up to this, Ninety One has commented that Godongwana is caught between a rock and a hard place as revenue weakness persists and spending pressures mount. For more detail, Business Day TV spoke to Ninety One fixed income analyst Sisamkele Kobus.

Transnet's slow progress in implementing private sector partnerships at its ailing port and rail facilities has been revealed. The new partner for the Durban container terminal is set to commence operations no earlier than April 2024, and no contract has been signed for a private rail deal announced a year ago. Business Day TV unpacked the details of the story with editor at large for Business Day, Hilary Joffe.

Renergen faced backlash on social media, which sent its share price falling. But it has since recovered after the natural gas and helium producer released a statement, addressing investors' concerns which linked the group to companies that were involved in state capture. Business Day TV discussed this in detail with Renergen CEO, Stefano Marani

South Africa is home to 40% of the world's supply of platinum and palladium and around 80% of the platinum group metals - which are key components in the production of green hydrogen. This further makes Anglo American Platinum well positioned to take advantage of the potential demand, and it has therefore partnered with BMW and Sasol to bring a green hydrogen-powered electric car to South Africa. Business Day TV discussed the merits of the deal with Amplats' Executive head of Projects, Prakashim Moodlier.

Unum Capital's Loyiso Mpeta delves into some of the stocks you should be watching such as AB InBev, British American Tobacco and Cashbuild.