The hunt for South Africa's next power utility CEO has begun. Eskom recently published the CEO job spec on its website with hopes to have the right candidate by April. Trade union federation, Cosatu, has urged government to request outgoing Eskom chief executive, Andre de Ruyter, to remain at the helm of the power utility, until his replacement is appointed. So what skills will an ideal candidate need and who dares apply to replace De Ruyter, who says it's an unforgiving and dangerous job after an attempt on his life? Financial Mail's Deputy Editor and Columnist, Natasha Marrian spoke to Business Day TV about the hunt for the next Eskom CEO.

Emira Property Fund has lifted its dividend by over 17% after posting a 15% rise in half-year distributable earnings as it benefited from its strong geographic diversification. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Geoff Jennett for more detail.

DRDGold has posted a 7% jump in interim headline earnings per share, as it benefited from strong gold prices during the period which offset the impact of load-shedding on most of its operations. Business Day TV discussed the company's performance with CEO Niël Pretorius.

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will deliver the National Budget Speech on 22 February 2023, which aims to strike a balance between competing spending priorities and limited resources. Business Day TV spoke to Business Day's Editor-at-large, Hilary Joffe, about her budget expectations.

The diamond market is still shining bright, with research showing that the industry will grow from $2.4 billion in 2022 to $2.5 billion this year. This is largely due to the increasing population in developing countries such as China and India. Business Day Tv caught up with a player in that sector - CEO of Petra Diamonds, Richard Duffy for a greater sense of the industry's performance.

Investors have been eyeing government backed retail bonds, saying returns are greater as they are less likely to default. Business Day Tb unpacked the pros and cons with RMB's Fixed Income & Currency Analyst, Kim Silberman.

It's Valentine's Day and love might not cost a thing but, this year's comes against the backdrop of economic strains. However, the Floral industry is always in full bloom but do we have the financial means to support this year? Business Day TV stepped out to hear what you think about the cost of love; or flowers. Also, Janine Horn, Financial Adviser at Momentum Financial, shared her insights on the effects of inflation on the floral industry. That's right before Business Day TV took a look at where the most boom in South Africa's Luxury goods market is with Wanted Magazine's Manager of Luxury Brand Partnership, Celeste Khumalo.

South Africa's state-run companies have fallen victim to operational inefficiencies, financial mismanagement and poor governance. This includes Eskom, SAPO, Prasa, Transnet and SAA. Mark Barnes, former CEO of the SA Post Office; Bheki Mfeka, former economic advisor to the Presidency and Dawie Roodt, Chief Economist at Efficient Group joined Business Day TV to unpack the state of state-owned companies.

South Africans are in for a tax break, that's as the government introduced Section 12B - which allows for a tax deduction for certain qualifying assets used for electricity generation from renewable sources. Business Day TV caught up with CEO & Co-founder of Grovest Jeff Miller for more of the detail

Italtile has had a tough six months. During the half-year period the group reported a 6% decline in headline earnings per shares as the home improvement trend continued to wane. Business Day TV spoke to the company's CFO, Brandon Wood.