The Paris Agreement targets net-zero emissions by 2050. In order for Africa to meet this target, investment into the energy sector must double to $200bn per year by 2030. With Africa Energy Week underway, Business Day TV spoke to Verner Ayukegba, Senior VP of the African Energy Chamber for more insight into investment trends and opportunities in Africa’s energy market.

In a Sunday evening blockbuster, South Africa beat the French national team by 29 to 28 in a nail-biting and heart-stopping battle that had supporters on the edge of their seats. To unpack the action, Business Day TV spoke to Sunday Times rugby columnist, Mark Keohane.

Affordable housing and memorial parks developer Calgro M3 has described its half-year performance as robust. The group has delivered a 13.5% in revenue thanks to improved selling prices in a constrained environment. But despite the improvement, no dividend has been declared. Business Day TV unpacked the performance in greater detail with company’s CEO, Wikus Lategan.

The Paris Agreement targets net-zero emissions by 2050 and in the rush to get there, questions about what a just energy transition looks like for Africa have come to the fore. This as the continent is only responsible for 4% of global carbon emissions. Jenny Botes, Africa Energy and Chemicals Sector Leader for Deloitte Africa joined Business Day TV with her analysis of what Africa needs to transition in a just manner.

The lipstick effect suggests that when consumers face tough economic times, they are likely to switch from buying expensive luxury items to buying expensive cosmetics instead. This phenomenon is expected to boost South Africa’s personal care and beauty industry. Business Day TV spoke to Serge Sacre, CEO of L'Oréal South Africa for more detail on this trend in relation to the South African market.

Eskom's board chair, Mpho Makwana has resigned, raising concerns about the company's stability and the board's strained relationship with public enterprises minister, Pravin Gordhan. Business Day TV unpacked this critical matter with Financial Mail's Natasha Marrian.

Cryptocurrencies have been hit hard, with conflict in the Middle East weighing on investor sentiment. Bitcoin dropped for five consecutive days, before recovering back above the $27,000 mark. Business Day TV spoke to Christo de Wit from Luno about whether Bitcoin remains attractive to investors during times of uncertainty.

Public procurement is under scrutiny in South Africa. This according to a recent report by Corruption Watch and Professor Geo Quinot of Stellenbosch University, which highlights trends in deviations and contract expansions in the 2022/23 financial year. The report reveals a substantial increase in reported deviations, raising concerns about potential abuse. Business Day TV discussed the details of this report and its implications for the country's procurement practices with Geo Quinot, Professor of Law & Director of African Procurement Law Unit at Stellenbosch University.

The IMF maintains that the global economy is likely to grow at 3% this year and foresees a ‘soft landing’ for the U.S amid this climate. Business Day TV spoke to Jee-A Van Der Linde, Senior Economist at Oxford Economics Africa for his assessment of what this scenario means for Africa.

Cartrack owner , Karooooo has reported a 9% rise in interim profit and that's as Cartrack subscribers rose 15%, which helped boost revenue by 23%. Karooooo has kept its annual guidance unchanged for Cartrack at between 1.9 and 2.1 million subscribers. This will generate subscription revenue of around of nearly R4 billion for the full year. Business Day TV unpacked the results with the company’s COO, Richard Schubert.