Mobile giant, Vodacom released its full-year results on Monday, posting a 6.3% rise in revenue, headline earnings per share is unchanged at 923 cents and the company declared a final dividend 425 cents which is 10 cents lower than the previous period.

Business Day TV’s Giulietta Talevi caught up with company's CEO, Shameel Joosub and asked him why the slight downward adjustment to the dividend payout.

Ross Harvey, Lead of Extractive Industries and Governance of Africa's Resources Programme at the South African Institute of International Affairs discusses the possible risks and impact on SA with Trump’s decision to pull his country out of the nuclear deal with Iran.

Newly-listed investment firm, Long4Life reported results for its first eleven month period. Profit sits at R169 million largely driven by asset acquisitions, revenue is at R731 million and the company has declared a maiden dividend of 5.4 cents and says that is well equipped to pursue growth opportunities which includes additional acquisitions. Brian Joffe, CEO of Long4Life joined Business Day TV on the line for a closer look at the detail behind the numbers as well as where they see growth opportunities going forward

Indluplace has declared an interim dividend of 48.5 cents, matching the payout from a year ago. The company's FD Terry Kaplan spoke with Business Day TV more insight..

The international Monetary Fund is more upbeat about the country's growth potential - it has raised the growth forecast from 0.9% to 1.5% and 1.7% for 2018 and 2019 respectively. The decision was largely driven by political changes which could benefit economic policy but the IMF has expressed concern over the proposed national minimum wage which it sees as a policy which could hamper company competitiveness and employment prospects. Montfort Mlachila, IMF Senior Resident Representative in South Africa joined Business Day TV on the line for more insight into the decision to raise the country's growth forecast and the potential risks which may see us not realising that growth.

Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene has warned that the country will struggle to meet its promise to cut spending if government and unions fail to agree on inflation-linked wage increases. We avoided a Moody's credit rating downgrade earlier this year based on that promise to cut spending and with ratings agencies watching to see if we deliver, we may be in for some trouble as current wage demands far outweigh that of inflation. Mike Schüssler - Chief Economist: Economists.co.za joined Business Day TV on the line with his perspective.

Piet Viljoen,the Chairman of RAC spoke to Giulietta Talevi to give clarity on RAC’s listing as well as provide details of the Astoria deal and why they cautioned investors.

Scandal hit KPMG is reviewing its business model and has welcomed the Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors' plan to review its turnaround strategy. Bernard Agulhas, CEO of the IRBA gives us some insight on what could be on the cards for the audit firm.

Redefine Properties released their interim results showing total revenue up 9.6% and it's first-half distribution rising 5.5%. We Giulietta caught up CEO, Andrew König for a look at the groups performance over the period.

Discombobulated by the public holidays? Not sure what day it is? Well, it's Friday, you were, sadly, at work and this is the week that was! Join Giulietta Talevi, her co-host is Simon Brown and back where he belongs, in the naughty chair is Sasfin Securities' David Shapiro.