International tourist arrivals to South Africa have been on the decline - those arrivals in fact came in at at a three-and-a-half-year low in the third quarter... And in a bid to turn that around SA Tourism signed a two-year deal with China's biggest online platform, Tencent, to help lure visitors from the region. But the deadly Coronavirus may have thrown a spanner in the works. Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO of the Tourism Business Council of SA joins Business Day TV to discuss the potential impact of the outbreak on the country's tourism sector.

Tiger Brands CEO, Lawrence MacDougall is due to retire. The company's current CFO, Noel Doyle will take the helm next month. MacDougall's tenure is infamous for the listeriosis outbreak which killed over 200 people two years ago. The cloud still hangs over the company, where to from here for Tiger Brands? Company's Board Chair, Khotso Mokhele joined Business Day TV for more.

The Fed was in focus today and while the expectation is that interest rates in the US will be held steady - plans to slow its asset purchases may well be on the table. Business Day TV spoke to Tsikaro Mapena from Nedbank CIB and he shared his reading of global monetary policy going forward.

The clock is ticking - you've got until Friday to hand in your written submissions commenting on the draft bill on land expropriation. Business has in the meantime added its voice to public comment on the matter raising red flags around the ANC's latest push to become the final arbiter on expropriated land instead of the courts. Cas Coovadia, Acting CEO of Business Unity South Africa talks to Business Day TV about the draft bill and what this could mean for South Africa

SAA now has funds to stay afloat during its business rescue process. This comes after securing a loan from the Development Bank of South Africa. Business Day's Carol Paton broke the story and she joined Business Day TV on the line with more of the detail.

While bond yields had been on a decline towards the end of last year... January has seen somewhat of a reversal of that trend - with yields now on the up... the R2030 government bond, for one, moving to 9.075%.... and Michelle Wohlberg from RMB joined Business Day TV for more

Eskom is faced with debt north of R450 billion, the biggest in the country's corporate history and ratings agencies have termed it the single biggest risk to the South African economy. Business leaders recently called out politicisation as being at the heart of the utility's crisis. A mammoth task lies ahead for CEO of Eskom Andre De Ruyter and Business Day TV sat down with him for an update on the utility, its current state of affairs and whether there's any light, however dim at the end of the tunnel.

Chemicals group Sasol has confirmed that its planning a secondary listing on the A2X next week, increasing the number of securities available for trade on the exchange to 34. Joining Business Day TV take a look at A2Xs track record is CEO of the A2X Markets, Kevin Brady.

More than half of Chief Executives across the world expect a slowdown in global economic growth this year That's according to data from an annual PWC survey unveiled at the World Economic Forum. The high level of pessimism is attributed to over-regulation, rising trade wars, cybersecurity threats and rising negative effects of climate change.. PwC Africa's CEO Dion Shango shared his perspective with Business Day TV.

In line with expectations, inflation ticked up in December largely driven by fuel increases. The print came in at 4% from 3.6% previously. While this is the first uptick in four months, it still remains well below the midpoint of the Sarb's target range of 3-6%. Siobhan Redford, Economist at RMB talks to Business Day TV about what the data suggests about the economy.