Karooooo had a strong third quarter and delivered record subscriber growth of 14% during the period, driven by strong demand. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Zak Calisto for more insight on the performance.

The JSE ended 2022 strong and analysts expect things to get even better in 2023, as they bank on emerging markets over developed markets. Business Day TV caught up with John Morris, South Africa Investment Strategist at Bank of America, for his market outlook.

The crypto market took a knock in 2022. Bitcoin shed over 60% of its value, as the market was rocked by macroeconomic issues like rising inflation and high interest rates as well as the collapse of FTX. Business Day TV spoke to Luno’s General Manager for Africa Marius Reitz, and he shared his 2023 outlook for the industry.​

The poultry sector, which is yet to fully heal from pandemic-caused wounds, is now taking a fresh beating from persistent power outages. Business Day TV caught up with Izaak Breitenbach, Head of the SA Poultry Association's broiler board for more detail.

Commodity prices are on the up, largely due to optimism around China, with analysts expecting demand to improve as the world's second largest economy opens its borders. Business Day TV spoke to Investment analyst at Anchor Capital, Seleho Tsatsi for more insight.

BLSA CEO Busi Mavuso urges South African delegates to reinforce that the country is still a safe place for investment at the WEF, despite the economic predicament the country finds itself in. She joined Business Day TV to discuss South Africa's investment case.

Growth in China’s economy slowed to 3% in 2022, as Covid-19 related restrictions as well as a slump in its property market weighed. Business Day TV unpacked the print with Prescient Investment Management’s Liang Du.

The local bond market is proving to be resilient. Foreign investors are still seeing value in bonds, despite local issues like load-shedding weighing on South Africa’s economy. Business Day TV caught up with RMB's Michelle Wohlberg for her analysis of South African bonds.

Several political parties have threatened to protest against load-shedding and tariff hikes. For more insight Business Day TV spoke to DA leader John Steenhuisen.

The South African government is in talks with the World Bank on a fresh $1bn loan. Business Day TV spoke to AlexForbes economist, Murendeni Nengovhela for his take on the move.