SA's largest fishing company Oceana, has more than doubled its interim dividend to 130 cents, after a strong performance by its Lucky Star brand. Business Day TV unpacked the performance with CEO Neville Brink.

On this episode of Trade of the Week, Unum Capital's Loyiso Mpeta provides technical analysis on Blue Label, MTN, Telkom and Vodacom.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has issued its outlook for the sector highlighting that Africa remains a difficult market to operate in but despite this, it is also the world's second fastest recovering region for passenger air travel. Business Day TV spoke to Linden Burns from IATA for more detail.

Government authorized the LP Gas Strategy for execution a year ago and now, with the electricity crisis seemingly unending, there may be a case to be made for heating SA's houses with LP gas this winter season. Business Day TV unpacked the story in more detail with Business Day reporter, Mudiwa Gavaza.

Foreign investors are dumping government bonds at an alarming rate as load-shedding darkens the prospects of the economy. The fear is that locals will not be able to offset the gap left by those that have dumped the asset class. Business Day TV discussed the situation and the Sarb's fears with James Turp from Sanlam Investment.

Artificial Intelligence is expected to boost the global economy by nearly $16 trillion by 2030, amid increased adoption as a means to provide practical solutions for existing challenges.

Business Day TV spoke to Sisonke Mgwebi, Consultant at Frost & Sullivan for more insight on the practical uses of AI and how it can be used to solve African challenges

The Constitutional Court has effectively overturned the absolute norm that tax information must always stay private, regardless of the public interest, in a decision resulting from the Financial Mail and amaBhungane's request for former president Jacob Zuma's tax documents from 2010 to 2018. Business Day TV spoke to Financial Mail editor, Rob Rose for more detail.

The Presidential Climate Commission says increasing the use of renewables in South Africa's energy mix from 7% to 40% by 2030 should end load-shedding. Business Day TV spoke to

Happy Khambule Busa's Environment & Energy Manager, who also sits on that commission, for more detail.

The JSE All Share has had tough month, as traders made use of a popular adage in the investment world - 'sell in May and go away'. During this period over 20 JSE counters have shed their value. Business Day TV took a closer look at how local equities have performed with the CEO of Anchor Capital, Peter Armitage.

Private equity activity has slowed down this year, due to elevated interest rates which caused a decline in deals and a pullback in funding. Business Day TV discussed this in detail with the Head of Global Private Equity Portfolios at Schroders Capital, Benjamin Alt.