Now, the 2016 acquisition of SA Breweries by Anheuser-Busch - a colossal $106 billion deal, remains a stark warning about the dangers of massive takeovers. While it initially looked like a great move for SAB shareholders, it turned out to be a major problem for AB InBev. Business Day TV discussed this high-stake deal with the Financial Mail's Ann Crotty.

The rand has been reacting to various geopolitical factors, including the Middle East war, which has seen the local unit weaken significantly. Business Day TV discussed the rand's performance and the outlook for the mid-term budget with RMB Trader, Quintin Claassen.

PSG Financial Services has delivered double-digit profit growth. The firm has reported a 21% increase in recurring headline earnings per share, mainly due to upbeat growth from all its divisions. Business Day TV unpacked the half-year numbers with the company's CFO, Mike Smith.

Eskom and municipalities are experiencing severe financial strain. The rapid expansion of rooftop solar installations, in particular, is proving to be environmentally friendly, but also presents a significant challenge to municipal finances. Energy Writer for Business Day, Denene Erasmus spoke with Business Day TV, discussing this dynamic shift and its effects in depth.

South Africa's economy continues to face multiple domestic and global headwinds and the mining, finance and trade sectors have been a few of the pillars which have aided a fight against these headwinds. Business Day TV spoke to Dawie Roodt, Chief Economist for Efficient group.

The number of centi-millionaires more than doubled in the last decade, and is currently sitting at over 28 thousand. Business Day TV caught up with Head of Research at New World Wealth, Andrew Amoils to discuss the share of wealth in the world amid downbeat economic growth

As we journey towards net-zero emissions by 2050, energy crises around the world are on the rise, pointing to the inevitable need for hydrocarbons as we transition. Africa is rich in hydrocarbons, so how can the continent secure global energy demand with its resources? To find out, Business Day TV spoke to Adeg-bite Falade, MD & CEO of Aradel Holdings.

Equites has reported a 20% fall in half-year distribution but the firm says it will meet its full-year distribution guidance of 130c to 140c per share. Business Day TV spoke to the company's CEO Andrea Taverna-Turisan for more detail.

In a late-night scramble last December, senior officials from the labour department and the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) worked tirelessly to finalize an "irregular" deal worth R5bn. The deal, aimed at channelling UIF funds into an untested job-creation initiative, was exposed by a Sunday Times report. Shockingly, only three officials stood in the way of this controversial scheme, shedding light on the questionable process that unfolded. For more on the story, Business Day TV spoke to investigative journalist for Sunday Times, Kabelo Sikiti.

Conflict in the Middle East is weighing on investor sentiment. The geopolitical issues have boosted government bonds and oil, while equity markets were left battered. Business Day TV discussed the risks and opportunities of investing in this environment with Jameel Ahmad, Chief Analyst at GTC.