Political Analyst, Danile Silke shares is thoughts on the ongoing talks between Ramaphosa and Zuma

Philippa Rodseth, Executive Director of the Manufacturing Circle spoke to Business Day TV about the country’s manufacturing output growth in 2017

Grit Real Estate’s rental income has increased 82% versus the first six months of the 2017 financial year Leon van de Moortele spoke to Business Day TV for more detail on their results

Well uncertainty has been a recurring theme at the annual Investing in African Mining Indaba over the last few years. This year, the theme has not gone away BUT there is a significant shift to a renewed sense of optimism concerning the future of mining in SA. Bronwyn Seaborne caught up with Wildu du Plessis from Baker McKenzie and asked what's driving this optimism....

Italtile's acquisition of manufacturer Ceramic Industries paid off for the retailer in the 6 months ended December, boosting turnover by 36% to R2.8 billion. Stephen Gunnion caught up with the company's CFO Brandon Wood earlier

Alishia Seckam caught up with Neal Froneman, CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater at the 2018 Mining Indaba and he warns that the mining industry risks death if they carry on with old ways.

Tourism Business Council says that Cape Town is still open for business despite the water crisis. Deputy chair of the Tourism Business Council of SA and COO of Tsogo Sun Ravi Nadasen joined us in-studio with more

DRDGold is in the process of acquiring the West Rand tailings retreatment project from Sibanye Stillwater - and provided profit guidance for the project today. CEO Neil Pretorius also had a stern message for miners at the Mining Indaba - if you're not happy with your assets sell them to those who will be happy to take them on. Bronwyn caught up with Neil and asked if the strategy is to buy up more assets.

Kingsley Makhubela CEO of brand South Africa spoke to Alishia Seckam at the African Mining Indaba in Cape Town to talk about whether South Africa's mining sector is able to rebuild its credibility at the Indaba.

At the 2018 Mining Indaba, Rudi Dicks from the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation emphasises the need for government to speak in one voice as far as the mining industry is concerned.