Libstar's reported double digit profit growth, with full-year normarlised headline earnings per share jumping close to 11%. This was fuelled by contributions from its food-related categories, as well as improved margins. Business Day TV caught up with CFO Robin Smith for more detail on the numbers.

Metair is optimistic about its future prospects. The group says its 3% rise in annual headline earnings lays a sound foundation to deliver on its new contracts. The company has inked deals with Mercedes, VW, Nissan and Isuzu for the next three years. Business Day TV spoke to Theo Loock, CEO of Metair for his view on the annual performance.

Retail sales have beat analysts' expectations, rising 1.2% on an annual basis in January. Business Day TV unpacked the print with Reezwana Sumad from Nedbank CIB.

Colin Coleman has argued that Africa could be one of the major sources of growth for the world. That forecast comes despite the IMF and World Bank trimming growth projections on account of the coronavirus outbreak. Business Day TV spoke to Colin Coleman, Senior Fellow at the Jackson Institute of Yale University for his view on what the virus means for continent’s prospects moving forward.

Sasol has a plan to tackle its debt. The petrochemicals giant will use various initiatives to raise nearly R100 billion by the end of its 2021 financial year. Business Day TV spoke to Fleetwood Grobler, CEO of Sasol for more detail around how the company intends to achieve that target.

Remgro's reported a marginal decline in headline earnings, but it's warned that the current economic conditions will last for a few more years. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Jannie Durand about the group's interim performance.

Sun International's delivered full year results today. Reporting a 4% rise in total income and a 28% jump in profit after tax. That's as organic growth from key operations at home and the impact of acquisitions made in the prior period offset the poor performance in Latin America. Joining Business Day TV on the line is CEO, Anthony Leeming.

Old Mutual is feeling the impact of the coronavirus - the company expects to miss growth targets going forward. For now, challenging macroeconomic conditions on the continent has led to a 25% plunge in full-year headline earnings. Company's CFO, Casper Troskie talks to Business Day TV about the company's performance.

The National Economic Development and Labour Council met to discuss the economic and labour impact of the coronavirus along with mitigation measures to avoid the spread of the virus. Business Day TV caught up with Martin Kingston the Vice President of Business Unity South Africa to talks about the decisions made.

South Africa's construction sector has been under pressure, due to tight budgets, difficult trading conditions and adversarial contracts. But a turnaround may be on the cards, due to the state's recent investments in the industry. Business Day TV spoke to Raubex CEO Rudolf Fourie about the outlook for the sector, as well as how the company is positioning itself at the moment.