Mid-tier miner Northam Platinum dipped deeper into the red in the 6 months to December Paul Dunne, CEO of Northam Platinum spoke to Business Day TV to discuss their results.

Where are the Ramaphosa feels when you need them? Lost in a blizzard of taxes we guess, so here's to the era of box wine and zero-rated brown bread. If there's any karma in the world, Lynne Brown and Malusi Gigaba's pants should be in flames, Glencore should get to buy Optimum coal back for a song, KFC's UK chickens should have grasped their freedom and flown the coop and Resilient should be choking down some humble pie. This is the week that was, with Simon Brown, co host Giulietta Talevui and joining them for some punch-drunk post mortems is Sasfin Securities' David Shapiro.

Audit and advisory firm, SizweNtsalubaGobodo, has joined the Grant Thornton global network as a member firm in South Africa. A move which SNG says will extend its capacity and global reach. Victor Sekese, CEO at SizweNtsalubaGobodo joined us in studio for more details on the deal and what it means for SNG's international reach

Massmart faced a depressed consumer environment in South Africa which saw lower demand for durable goods and with that while group sales might have managed to eke out a one percent gain over the 52-week comparable period. Massmart CEO guy Hayward spoke to Alishia Seckam from Business Day TV for his take on the number.

Retailer, Woolworths released its interim results today reporting a net loss of 4.8 billion rand due to a 6.9 billion rand write-down charge on the value of its Australian business, David Jones. Ian Moir, CEO of Woolworths joins us on the line for a closer look at the numbers

Sibanye-Stillwater has fallen into an annual loss of R4.4 billion, Stephen caught up with company's CEO Neal Froneman and started off by asking him whether the group foresees more transformative deals, here's what he had to say…

Nicky-Newton King, CEO of the JSE speaks to Alishia Seckam about the group's annual results, which saw headline earnings per share 9% during the period

Ravi Bhatia, Director of Sovereign and International public finance ratings at S&P Global spoke to Business Day TV on the line from London for S&P's reading of today's budget.

The initial reaction for the budget was positive with both the rand and JSE gaining strength but how are international markets digesting the budget and the future of SA's economy? I'm joined on the line now by Per Hammarlund, Chief Emerging Markets Strategist at SEB Group.

Deputy Finance Minister Sfiso Buthelezi provides an in depth look at today's budget announcement.