Africa's inaugural climate summit is underway in Kenya. Leaders and industry players are meeting to find African solutions to the climate crisis amid the global net-zero emissions journey. Business Day TV spoke to Josephine Wawira from the Kenya Private Sector Alliance for more detail on the agenda at the summit.

South Africa's economy managed to eke out growth 0.6% in the second quarter. This against analyst expectations of

a 0.3% lift. The expansion was mainly driven by a 2.2% growth in the manufacturing sector during the period. Business Day TV unpacked the print in greater detail with Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at Stanlib.

The IMF has warned that South Africa's interest bill on its growing public debt could triple the size of its health budget within five years, and it is projecting a rise in government debt from 19% to 27% by 2028. Despite this, the IMF assesses South Africa's risk of debt distress as 'moderate' due to its robust financial markets and strong monetary policy. Business Day TV spoke with Business Day's Editor-At-Large Hilary Joffe who gave further insight on the projection.

Lower production and weaker commodity prices weighed on African Rainbow Minerals' earnings. The diversified miner's annual headline earnings per share fell 21% and it's lowered its dividend by 40%. Business Day TV spoke to Group CEO Phillip Tobias for more detail.

Sea Harvest has reeled in profit growth during its half year. The fishing group has posted a 19% increase in headline earnings per share, as it benefited from strong demand for its products which helped it push through higher prices. Business Day TV spoke to Group CEO Felix Ratheb for more insight on the results

Bidvest has delivered upbeat profit growth, with annual headline earnings per share rising 24.5%. This comes as the industrial conglomorate recorded growth across all of its seven divisions. Business Day Tv caught up with company's CEO, Mpumi Madisa for further insight on the group's full-year performance.

Unam Capital's Loyiso Mpeta provides a QuanTech mental analysis on Blue Label, Prosus, Pepkor, Sibanye Still-Water and Motus.

Technology is changing the face of various jobs and how we go about creating them. Business Day TV explored the relationship between job creation and technology adoption in Africa in greater detail with Sisoke Mgwebi, Consultant for Frost & Sullivan.

The South African government is exploring partnerships with foreign entities to grow its electric vehicle manufacturing sector; with a focus on sustainability, as highlighted by Minister Ebrahim Patel at a recent conference. Deputy Finance Minister David Masondo also hinted at an upcoming EV-related support package to be announced in October. Business Day TV spoke with Financial Mail's David Furlonger who discussed the development of the sector.

The full report related to the docking of Russian cargo vessel, Lady R which sparked diplomatic issues between South Africa and the U.S will not be made public. Civil society organisation, OUTA has in the meantime, called for transparency on this issue. Business Day TV spoke to OUTA CEO, Wayne Duvenage for his take on where things are at.