Public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan has delivered his proposal on turning Eskom around and after detailing the SOEs numerous failures, he's asserted that in order to effectively revive the utility an entirely new business model would need to be implemented. Business Day TV spoke to Gordhan for more detail.

An independent review of Sasol's US project has led to a number of executives taking the decision to step down. Chief amongst them being the joint CEOs, Bongani Nqwababa and Stephen Cornel. But does this do anything to restore trust? Business Day TV spoke to Peter Major from Mergence Corporate Solutions to find out.

After two delays, Sasol released its annual numbers, adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization fell by 9%. The results were placed on hold to investigate cost overruns at its flagship Lake Charles project which will now cost the company as much as R190 billion, that's double the original budget making it Sasol's single largest capital expenditure item. Following that cost surge, joint-CEOs, Bongani Nqwababa and Stephen Cornell have opted to resign. Company's CEO designate Fleetwood Grobler and CFO Paul Victor joined Business Day TV to discuss what this all means for the company's dot-plot moving forward.

Famous Brands is hoping that its shift to more convenience-food offerings to consumers will pay off in the upcoming holiday season. This comes after the company noted that its takeaway and fast food outlets outperformed restaurants and coffee shops during the interim period. Business Day TV sat down with CEO Darren Hele for more detail.

Trade between Russia and South Africa must increase. That's the agreement between President Cyril Ramaphosa and his Russian counterpart President Vladimir. With representation from every African country though, leaders across the continent have turned to Russia as a promising partner, seeking expansion in trade AND Co-operation in politics... Glenn Silverman, CEO of GS Investments joins us on the line now with further insight and analysis on what this means for the Continent.

The tough local economy did not hold Altron back - it's delivered solid half year results. HEPS from continuing operations came in 4% higher at 73 cents - on the back of a 8% rise in revenue to 8.5 billion rands. Altron CEO, Mteto Nyati spoke to Business Day TV about the results and the group's aim of doubling growth by the time it reports on its 2022 financial year.

New store rollouts and a harder push into the retail pharmacy market is proving to be the right medicine for Clicks. The group is reporting a near 8% rise in revenue, headline earnings are up by over 12% - this as over half of the population lives within 5 kilometers of a Clicks store contributing to the retailers strong health and beauty sales. The company remains confident about sustaining volume growth moving forward and CEO, Vikesh Ramsunder joined Business Day TV to talk about the numbers and how they'll go about doing just that...

Foreign Direct Investment inflows have more than doubled from the first quarter to the second quarter suggesting that we could be on track to meet President Ramaphosa's investment target of R1.2 trillion in five years. But with depressed growth levels and the state of SOEs, particularly Eskom how do we stay attractive as we gear up for the second leg of the investment summit? Business Day TV caught up with Trudi Makhaya who is the Economic Advisor to President Cyril Ramaphosa,

The long-awaited Integrated resource plan, known as the IRP has been published. It outlines the country's long term energy investment plan to 2030 but does it address the energy crisis we're facing right now? Because if it doesn't - does it then run the risk of being another objective - just like the national Development Plan - that is nice to have but struggles to be implemented? Joining Business Day TV for a closer look is Jones Gondo, Senior Credit Strategist at Nedbank CIB. Jones, so right at the top before we get into the detail - what's your assessment of the IRP as a whole - has government managed to satisfy stakeholders?

The DA is suffering a leadership crisis - Mmusi Maimane has resigned as leader of the party along with Chair, Athol Trollip just a day after Joburg Mayor, Herman Mashaba did the same.

Business Day TV spoke to Political Analyst, Ralph Mathekga for his views on what this means for the country's opposition politics landscape.