Businesses offering trade credit are seeing a rise in insolvencies with factors like load shedding and higher interest rates contributing to the increase. Business Day TV spoke to Frank Knight, CEO Debtsource, about how businesses can manage credit exposure, as well as how to identify potential insolvency risks.

The South African government's free electricity programme was meant to help 10 million poor households but it has only reached 2.3 million, due to misallocation of funds and poor administration. Business Day TV spoke to Energy Writer Denene Erasmus for more detail.

Artificial Intelligence is shaking up Africa's legal landscape. Some nations on the continent have started creating laws to regulate the technology while others still have no clear strategy to help manage it. Business Day TV spoke to Otsile Matlou, COO of ENSAfrica for greater perspective on the legal changes the technology requires.

Strong revenue growth along with associate income of 14% gave Nedbank's first half performance a boost. The growth is largely responsible the lenders 10% rise in headline earnings. Nedbank declared an interim dividend of 871 cents which is 11% higher than that of the previous comparable period. Business Day TV unpacked the performance in greater detail with the company's CFO, Mike Davis.

The JSE has recorded a 54% jump in foreign outflows, reaching R65 billion in 2023, mainly due to poor investor sentiment and legislative changes. Business Day TV spoke about South Africa's investment landscape with Investment Strategist at RisCura, Glenn Silverman

Unam Capital's Loyiso Mpeta provides tech-analysis on Truworths, MTN, Anglo Gold Ashanti, Richemont, Multichoice and Anglo Platinum

In an act of defiance, the Niger Junta have not reinstated President Mohamed Bazoum as per the ECOWAS' deadline to put an end to the coup in the region. Business Day TV unpacked the developments in this regard in greater detail with Everisto Benyera, Associate Professor of African Politics in the Department of Political Sciences at Unisa.

ANC veterans are challenging the party's power-centric approach and resisting alliances with the EFF and Patriotic Alliance. As concerns rise over coalitions in crucial Gauteng areas, both veterans and the ANC Youth League have demanded a reevaluation of ties with the EFF. Natasha Marrian from Financial Mail spoke to Business Day TVfor more insight into the ANC's current coalition dynamics.

PPC has launched a new employee trust that's purchased 10% of the company's share capital, via a loan of R380 million and an additional R975 thousand to help cover the security transfer costs. Business Day TV spoke to Njombo Lekula, MD of PPC SA for more detail.

Chicken prices are set to increase. Minister of trade, industry & competition, Ebrahim Patel has gazetted a notice to reintroduce anti-dumping duties on chicken, which were suspended 12-months ago to help protect the local poultry industry. Business Day TV spoke to Izaak Breitenbach, GM for the SA Poultry Association for more detail.