According to Sasol CEO, Fleetwood Grobler, hydrogen is a game-changer in the quest for sustainable transportation. As we observe transport month, Business Day TV caught up with him for greater perspective on hydrogen as a fuel of the future.

More investors have been leaning towards risk-off assets as fears around higher-for-longer rates persist. Business Day TV spoke to the Head of Financial Intermediaries at 10X Investments, Michelle Noth for more detail on the dynamics playing out in the US and SA Bond Markets.

Data centres house computer systems and its linked components. Giants in this space, Amazon, Google and Microsoft are increasingly looking at establishing new nodes across Africa where the data centre market is expected to grow at a continued annual growth rate of nearly 13% between now and 2027. For more, Business Day TV spoke to Faith Waithaka, Cloud and Service Provider Segment Sales Lead for Anglophone Africa at Schneider Electric.

Mining executives, industry experts and investors are gathered at the Joburg Indaba where they are discussing critical issues affecting all stakeholders in the sector. Business Day TV caught up with Neal Froneman, CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater for some perspective on the future of the industry and its place in driving development, innovation and change.

In a controversial development, a company founded by Roy Moodley, a figure known for his business controversies, and currently run by his son, has been granted a significant contract to provide 'national physical security services' to the South African Revenue Service. The contract, awarded in August, has raised concerns due to its undisclosed duration and value. This news follows reports that Royal Security secured a substantial security contract earlier this year. Business Day TV unpacked the story in detail with Business Day's Kabelo Khumalo.

Investors are concerned about interest rates remaining higher for longer as tensions between China and the US intensify. Business Day TV spoke to RMB's Forex Structurer, Rayno Nigrini for more insight.

The persistent financial decline of Transnet and its knock-on effects have resulted in CEO, Portia Derby and CFO, Nonkululeko Dlamini resigning from the SOE. This follows pressure from various parties to do so as the SOE reported a loss of nearly R9bn this year, a near doubling from the loss reported the previous year. Business Day TV spoke to the CEO of the African Rail Industry Association, Mesela Kope-Nhlapo about why there needs to be urgency in addressing the situation.

In the telecoms space, a major leadership shakeup is underway as Nonkululeko Dlamini prepares to step into the role of CFO at Telkom. This announcement follows her departure from Transnet. Meanwhile, Telkom's current CFO, Dirk Reyneke will transition to the role of chief capital projects officer, as we await a CFO announcement from Cell C. For more on the story, Business Day TV spoke to technology correspondent, Mudiwa Gavaza.

In the telecoms space, a major leadership shakeup is underway as Nonkululeko Dlamini prepares to step into the role of CFO at Telkom. This announcement follows her departure from Transnet. Meanwhile, Telkom's current CFO, Dirk Reyneke will transition to the role of chief capital projects officer, as we await a CFO announcement from Cell C. For more on the story, Business Day TV spoke to technology correspondent, Mudiwa Gavaza.

Over the next five years, food insecurity in Africa will be a thing of the past, according to the African Development Bank. Other experts however are projecting that greater food security threats may hamper that expectation. Business Day TV caught up with Thabile Nkunjana, Agricultural Economist with the National Agricultural Marketing Council for his assessment of the situation.