ArcelorMittal SA has sunk into the red. The steel giant has produced a loss of R359 billion during its interim period, as the group battled various headwinds which include weaker demand, higher input costs, lower international prices and logistics challenges related to Transnet and load-shedding. Business Day TV unpacked the performance in greater detail with CEO Kobus Verster.

Tech-enabled businesses have represented exciting growth opportunities for investors and tech startups continue to show year-on-year growth in funding across the continent. Business Day TV unpacked South Africa's technology investment potential with Nchaupe Khaole, Chief Investment Officer at Mineworkers Investment Company.

Finance costs weighed on AECI's interim performance, with headline earnings per share increasing only 5%. Business Day Tv unpacked the numbers with CEO Holger Riemensperger.

49 of Africa's 54 countries will participate in the second Russia-Africa Summit set to kick off tomorrow. Africa's food security will be top of the agenda at the meeting which some dub as a bid for allies. Business Day TV unpacked this with John Stremlau, International Relations Expert from Wits University

MTN has secured a R1.7bn contract to provide wireless internet and telecoms services to Gauteng's provincial government. The contract aims to deliver fibre connectivity across government offices & public institutions in the province. However, MTN's previous dealings with the government have faced legal challenges, with a review ordered for a cellular contract unlawfully awarded, while also becoming one of the preferred mobile communication service providers for the government alongside Cell C and Telkom. For more detail on the story, Business Day TV spoke to writer for Business Day, Mudiwa Gavaza.

SAA is one step closer to being privatised as the Competition Tribunal has given Takatso Aviation the green light to acquire a 51% stake in the airline on condition that there's a moratorium on retrenchments as well as minority shareholders selling their stake. Business Day TV spoke to Takatso's Thulasizwe Simelane for more detail.

Kumba Iron Ore and Anglo American Platinum have both reported double-digit declines in earnings. That's as the miners had to contend with lower metal costs as well as issues at Eskom and Transnet. Business Day Tv unpacked the reports in greater detail with mining analyst, Peter Major from Modern Coporate Solutions.

Oil prices are hovering near three-month highs. This comes after China unleashed stimulus measures, which are set to boost the economy and drive oil demand. Business Day TV discussed the demand dynamics with Raymond Phillips, Senior Oil Traders at RMB.

Zimbabwe is unable to access credit from international lenders, as its central bank is already $17 billion in arrears. Business Day TV spoke to Development Economist, Prosper Chitambara for his analysis on what it means for Zimbabwe's economy.

In a high-profile case involving Deputy President Paul Mashatile, eight VIP protection officers linked to an assault incident on the N1 had their initial court appearances at the Randburg Magistrates Court. The efforts of the officers to block the media from court proceedings and have their faces covered, failed when the magistrate upheld press freedom rights in the public interest. Business day TV spoke with Sunday Times reporter, Khanyisile Ngcobo for more detail on the case.