The constitutional court has rejected President Cyril Ramaphosa's application to challenge the Phala Phala report. The court said it lacked jurisdiction in the matter. The president continues to maintain his innocence, arguing that the panel had relied on "hearsay" and speculation in determining the impeachment case against him. Natasha Marrian, Deputy Editor & Columnist for Financial Mail joined Business Day TV to unpack what this unanimous dismissal means.

Higher learner enrollment numbers boosted Curro's topline during its financial year. The private school group has delivered a 17% jump in annual revenue, but this did not translate to its bottom line, as impairments and finance costs weighed on the company, resulting in a 6% dip in profit. Business Day TV spoke to Curro's CEO Cobus Loubser for more detail

Higher interest rates have given FirstRand a boost. The lender has delivered a 15% jump in headline earnings, which helped it lift its dividend by 20% to 189 cents. Business Day TV discussed the company's performance with CEO Alan Pullinger.

Implats has been hit by a double-whammy. Persistent power cuts coupled with the rebuilding of a furnace resulted in a 9% drop in the miner’s interim production which is largely responsible for the group’s 2.1% drop in half-year headline earnings per share. Business Day TV unpacked the results in greater detail with the company’s CEO Nico Muller.

South Africa recently joined a number of other African countries on the Financial Action Task Force’s Greylist. Morocco, in the meantime, just managed to get off the list after nearly two years of being on it.

Business Day TV spoke to Jee-A Van Der Linde, Senior Economist at Oxford Economics Africa about the impact of Greylisting on African economies.

Higher gold prices have worked in Harmony Gold's favour. The miner has delivered revenue growth of 6% and an increase in headline earnings per share of 18% to 293 cents. Business Day TV unpacked the numbers with CEO Peter Steenkamp.

Aspen has reported a 15% drop in interim headline earnings per share dropping. The drugmaker says the decline was mainly due to inflationary pressures, supply chain issues as well as the loss of COVID vaccine sales. Business Day TV caught up with the CEO, Stephen Saad for more detail on the performance.

Murray & Roberts has slipped into the red, and posted an interim headline loss per share of 322 cents. The group says over the past three years, culminating in the last six months, it's suffered the devastating impact of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, particularly on its Energy, Resources & Infrastructure business platform. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Henry Laas for more detail.

The net-zero emissions 2050 target has placed alternative energy sources firmly in the spotlight, and biofuel, which is a product of biomass is being eyed as substiute the use of fossil fuels on the continent. Business Day TV spoke to Yaa Ngonyama, Consultant at Frost & Sullivan for more on Africa's opportunities as far as biofuels are considered.

Cashbuild has posted a 39% drop in half-year headline earnings per share, amid a decline in home renovations spend. Business Day TV unpacked the performance in greater detail with CEO Werner De Jager.