Ending load-shedding is his primary duty, his job is not permanent and the hope is that power cuts aren’t either. Business Day TV spoke to SA’s Minister of Electricity for more detail on his mandate and the task ahead.

Growthpoint has lifted it interim dividend by 4.6% off the back of a rise in net property income, and higher operating profit. Business Day TV unpacked the performance with CEO Norbert Sasse.

Cost control measures and higher enrolment numbers gave Stadio's full-year performance a boost. The private higher education group has posted a revenue increase of 11% while core headline earnings jumped 18%. This helped Stadio lift its final dividend by 89% to 8.9 cents. Business Day TV spoke to the company's CEO Chris Vorster for more detail.

The World Bank expects Mozambique to grow by 6% between 2023 and 2025 with LNG output increasing that prospect to 8% but with cyclone Freddy hitting the nation, can Mozambique weather the economic storm? Business Day TV spoke to Ridle Markus, SSA Macroeconomist at Absa CIB for his take.

Joburg Finance MMC Dada Morero told Business Day that the move to alternative energy sources is expected to put the squeeze on funds flowing to the city's power distribution utility. City Power is one of the biggest contributors to the city's total revenue, representing 43.8% in 2022. Business Day TV hosted Business Day's Energy Writer, Denene Erasmus for further details.

HomeChoice has more than tripled its final payout, dishing out a dividend of 77 cents per share. This comes as headline earnings per share grew close to 42% during the full year period. Business Day TV spoke to the company's CEO Sean Wibberley for more insight on the performance.

The manufacturing and mining sectors have started the year on the backfoot, with factory activity slipping 3.7% and mining output declining 1.9% in January. Business Day TV caught up with RMB's Foreign Exchange Structurer, Rayno Nigrini for his take on what this could mean for growth in the first quarter.

Cope's Murunwa Makwarela has resigned after presented a fake document of rehabilitation claiming he was not insolvent. On the other hand, ATM councillor, Mncedi Ndzwanana has been elected Tshwane council speaker, another loss for the Da-led coalition. The coalition, with a solid majority, expected would to clinch the speaker position but the IEC disqualified the 69 DA votes for contravening with the voting procedure. Sisanda Mbolekwa, Political Reporter for Sunday Times joined Business Day TV to unpack Tshwane's political action.

Old Mutual has benefitted from a drop in mortality claims. The insurer saw a 10% rise in annual headline earnings and kept its dividend unchanged as the outlook on economic conditions remains dim. Business Day TV spoke to the company’s CFO, Casper Troskie for his assessment of the performance.

Sun International has more than doubled its full-year profit, with headline earnings per share coming in at 226 cents. The performance comes as the casino, gaming, and hotel group benefitted from a rebound within the travel industry, as pandemic related restrictions eased. Business Day TV unpacked the results with company's CEO Anthony Leeming.