A legal battle of significant political consequence is underway as the DA challenges the ANC's cadre deployment policy in court. Business Day TV discussed the legal clash and its potential far-reaching implications for SA politics with the Financial Mail's Deputy Editor Natasha Marrian.

SA’s cement industry is only using two-thirds of its production capacity, due to a combination of low demand and cheap imports. This dynamic, according to a report by the Centre for African Management and Markets at the Gordon Institute of Business Science, is putting jobs and government revenue collection at risk. Business Day TV spoke to Adrian Saville, CAMM Founding Director & Economics Lecturer at GIBS to unpack the findings of the report in greater detail.

Naamsa expects 40% of all European cars to be electric vehicles by 2030. At the moment Africa only accounts for 1% of cars sold worldwide. Business Day TV spoke to newly appointed Naamsa President and CEO of Isuzu SA for greater perspective on the continent's motor manufacturing landscape.

The 2023 Rugby World Cup continues this weekend and the South African Springboks look to gain more meters toward retaining their World Champion status as they go head-to-head with Romania. Business Day TV spoke with Liam Del Carme, Sports Reporter for Sunday Times who gave insight on the rugby action.

Cryptocurrencies are trading on the backfoot, with Bitcoin falling under the $30,000 mark. This comes as traders digest the US CPI print and a court judgement that allowed bankrupt exchange FTX to sell its crypto assets. Business Day TV discussed these moves with Luno's South Africa Country Manager, Christo de Wit.

African Rainbow Capital Investments has weathered tough economic conditions. During the annual period the group reported a near 16% increase in its intrinsic net asset value per share as its investee companies performed well. Business Day TV spoke to the company's Co-CEO, Johan van der Merwe for more detail.

Despite rising bad debts, FirstRand has managed to deliver a jump in earnings. During the annual period the lender reported an 11% rise in basic headline earnings per share as it benefitted from higher interest rates. Business Day TV discussed the numbers in greater detail with CEO, Alan Pullinger.

In light of a recent report that South African municipalities spent R4.74bn on fruitless and wasteful expenditure during the 2021-2022 fiscal year, Business Day TV spoke with Group Chief Advisor for Ntiyiso Consulting, Miyelani Holeni and Research Professor at Wits University, Mike Muller about how municipalities can transition to effective functioning entities.

Stronger OEM vehicle production has given Metair a boost. As a result, the automotive and energy storage group has posted a 31% jump in half-year revenue and a more than doubling in operating profit. Headline earnings per share however declined by 9%. Business Day TV spoke unpacked the performance with the company's CEO Sjoerd Douwenga.

Growthpoint has recorded tepid annual growth. South Africa's largest listed REIT has reported a 1.3% increase in distributable income and upped its dividend by a similar margin. Moving forward Growthpoint has raised concerns about the state of South Africa's economy, warning of a slump in distributable income if circumstances remain uncertain. Business Day TV unpacked the performance with Group CEO, Norbert Sasse.