Attention will centre on the flatlining South African economy this week ahead of an expected historic contraction on GDP. The speed and depth of the recovery will be influenced to a large extent by the degree to which government embraces business and the efficiencies of the private sector as the driver of this growth. To talk about this Michael Avery is joined by Mosa Tshabalala, CEO of The Gauteng Growth Development Agency & Siemens CEO for Southern and Eastern Africa, Sabine Dall’Omo

Seriti Resources is one step closer to becoming Eskom's largest coal supplier. The Competition Commission has recommended that the Competition Tribunal approve the group's proposed acquisition of South32's SA Energy Coal. Business Day TV caught up with Seriti Resources CEO Mike Teke for more detail.

After being formed from one of the country’s biggest banking collapses, African Bank’s shareholders are in support of helping the group return to the wholesale funding market with a support package of R8bn. Business Day TV spoke to Gustav Raubenheimer CFO of African Bank for more on what this means for the business moving forward.

Impala Platinum has started making dividend payments again after a six-year break. That's as the group produced record annual earnings thanks to higher metal prices. Business Day TV unpacked the results with Nico Muller, CEO of Impala Platinum.

The rand firmed today, advancing against a weaker dollar which shielded the local unit from domestic economic woes. Business Day TV caught up with RMB's Matete Thulare for further insight.

Turning Massmart around during the current economic climate is proving to be difficult. The retailer’s half-year loss grew from R832m to R1.2bn as it suffered a double-digit slump in sales and its costs increased due to store closures. Business Day TV spoke to Mitchell Slape, CEO of Massmart to discuss the numbers and how it impacts the company’s turnaround plan moving forward.

Grindrod says a good performance at some of its terminals boosted the company's half-year trading profit and cash generation, but the Covid-19 pandemic still weighed on profits. Business Day TV unpacked the numbers with Grindrod CEO Andrew Waller.

Outside of new all-time highs on tech-driven indices, most markets and equity sectors are stalling given an array of low-intensity concerns around global growth. Tech is hogging the headlines. The FANGs hoovering all before them. Tim Cook now has 2 trillion reasons to smile…as Apple became the first US company to attain a $2 trillion market cap last week But what happens next in the story of technology and how can investors navigate things as we exit global lockdowns? What role will the pandemic play in speeding up this revolution and will this increasing dominance of the FANGs attract too much political scrutiny to continue unchecked? Michael Avery speaks to Kyle Hulett, head of asset allocation at Sygnia & Henry Biddlecombe, the co-manager of the Anchor Global Technology Fund

Renergen CEO Stefano Marani says small-caps are central to kick-starting South Africa's economy. This due to the strong correlation between business confidence and GDP growth, and between the size of the small cap index relative to the total index compared with unemployment. Business Day TV spoke to Stefano Marani, CEO of Renergen for more on the health of the small caps industry and its ability to spur economic growth.

Preparations for the economic fallout from Covid-19 have led to a 69% drop in Nedbank’s interim earnings. The group took an impairment charge on bad loans of nearly R8bn but the lender is hopeful that bad debts will ease in the next six months. Business Day TV spoke to Mike Brown, CEO of Nedbank for his perspective on the economy and its impact on the bank.