PwC's 20th annual Mine Report looks at developments and themes that are likely to impact the sector over the next 20-years. The green energy transition will shape the trajectory for African miners where rich deposits of critical minerals will offer a boost. Business Day TV spoke to Andries Rossouw, Africa Energy Utilities & Resources Partner at PwC for more insight

Eskom has spent 27% of its R30 billion diesel budget in just two months. Business Day TV unpacked what this means for the power utility with energy writer for Business Day, Denene Erasmus.

Business confidence has fallen for a fifth consecutive month. At 27 points, the RMB/BER business sentiment is at its lowest level since 2020. This as load-shedding, high interest rates and cost pressures weigh on SA Inc. Business Day TV unpacked the print with Siobhan Redford, Economist at RMB.

Premier FMCG has shrugged off tough trading conditions. The food producer has delivered a near 40% rise in headline earnings per share. That rise was supported by a 23% increase in revenue, which was boosted by its Millbake, Groceries and International divisions. Business Day TV unpacked the company's maiden results with CEO Kobus Gertenbach.

Capital Appreciation has hiked its dividend despite a drop in annual profit. The fintech firm posted a 44.5% plunge in headline earnings per share, largely due to a rise in operating expenses. Business Day TV spoke to Capprec's joint-CEO Brad Sacks for more detail.

On this episode of Stock Picks, Vestact's Bright Khumalo discusses Nvidia, Google and Microsoft as counters that enable investors to access growth in AI.

At the end of this month the Pretoria High Court will make its ruling on the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit system. If the court rules in Home Affairs' favour these permits will be scrapped, forcing nearly 200,000 Zimbabweans to leave South Africa. In the meantime, many have already spent thousands trying to obtain waivers but are still waiting for the process to be completed. Business Day TV spoke to Bianca Rutherfoord Jones, Immigration Specialist at Webber Wentzel for more insight on the legalities.

Demands for the release of the Lady R inquiry report have fallen on deaf ears. The investigation into whether the Russian ship was loaded with weapons in December will not be made public. This is according to the Presidency. Meanwhile, opposition party, the Democratic Alliance intends to legally contest this. Sunday Times' Reporter, Franny Rabkin spoke to Business Day TV about the detail of the story

SA GDP edged up by 0.4% in the first quarter thanks to gains in the manufacturing industry. This comes despite elevated levels of load-shedding. Business Day TV unpacked the print with Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at Stanlib.

OPEC+ nations have agreed to extend oil production cuts into next year.Saudi Arabia will voluntarily reduce output as part of the deal. The kingdom will slash production by 1 million barrels per day from next month. Business Day TV discussed how these moves have impacted oil markets with David Elmes from the Warwick Business School.