The Nigerian government has decided to delay the removal of fuel subsidies. The move was set for June but state says it needs further consultations with key stakeholders and the incoming administration. Business Day TV unpacked the story in more detail with Pieter Scribante, Political Economist at Oxford Economics Africa.

While Communications Minister Mondli Gungubele urges calm over the provisional liquidation of the South African Post Office, Financial Mail's investment writer Jaco Visser, asks if this liquidation is the apocalypse we may think it is and whether the entity in itself has just become obsolete with the private sector already doing all the things the Post Office once did. Business Day TV discussed the thinking with Visser.

Pick n Pay has cut it total dividend by over 16% as the bill the retailer racked up to deal with load-shedding shot beyond the R500m mark. The company believes that intense power outages are now the 'permanent new reality' and so to give its balance sheet some room, the firm has decided to adjust its dividend policy and take its payout ratio from 76% to 56% - 67%. To discuss this in more detail, Business Day TV spoke to Pick n Pay's CFO Lerena Oliver.

The local currency is getting a new look, that's as the Sarb unveiled new designs and beefed-up security features. Business Day TV caught up with the Deputy Finance Minister, David Masondo to discuss the significance of the move, especially in a country which has lost trust in a number of economic areas.

The Sarb has upgraded the South African currency, unveiling new features - including advanced security measures which will assist to stop counterfeiting. Business Day TV unpacked these features and the importance of this upgrade with the Sarb's Deputy Governor, Kuben Naidoo.

Business Day TV speaks to John Dludlu, CEO of the Small Business Institute about how Africa can be steered towards realising a free-trade pact.

Secretaries, telemarketers, accountants and auditors are amongst the jobs most at risk of falling away over the next five years, according to a study done by the World Economic Forum. The report has however identified the green energy transition and localisation of supply chains as drivers of job growth in South Africa. Business Day TV unpacked the findings of the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs report with Denene Erasmus, Energy Writer for Business Day.

If you live inland, as of this morning you're paying more than 23 Rand per litre for petrol - The highest rate thus far in 2023. This as both grades of fuel increased by 37 cents, while diesel and illuminating paraffin users were met with some relief Higher global oil prices are largely responsible for fuelling the petrol price. Business Day TV spoke to the Automobile Association's Layton Beard for more detail.

Renergen has narrowed its annual loss. The group reduced its loss by 21% to R26.6 million, after revenue surged due to increased demand for LNG and helium. Business Day TV unpacked the numbers with the company's CEO Stefano Marani.

Africa's cash shortages and other currency issues are expected to boost the continent's digital payments landscape. Digital payments in the meantime are projected to rise from close to $4bn to $20bn in 2025. Business Day TV assessed the continent's digital payments landscape with Mark Dankworth, President of Business Development in Africa from technology group Ukheshe