South African Breweries is shaking things up, as it unveiled its new strategy which would position the business for future growth opportunities. Business Day TV spoke to SAB’s CEO, Richard Rivett-Carnac for more.

Retail sales have slip, dipping 0.6% on an annual basis, in September. This was largely due to downbeat performances from retailers in hardware, paint and glass and food, beverages and tobacco. Business Day TV unpacked the print with Chief Economist at Investec, Annabel Bishop.

Dipula Income Fund has published its results for the year ended August 2022, reporting an increase in revenue of 3% to R1.35 billion. While distributable earnings remained stable at R552 million. Business Day TV caught up with CEO Izak Petersen to discuss the performance in greater detail.

South African’s should prepare for darker times. Eskom has warned of more rounds of power cuts this year, as maintenance issues are set to weigh on the state utilities ability to supply electricity. Business Day TV spoke to Eskom's Chief Operating Officer, Jan Oberholzer for more.

The rand has staged a rebound - trading under the R18 mark to the dollar, further showing signs that it might end the year on a positive note. Business Day TV discussed the factors driving activity in the currency scene with RMB's Client Strategist, John Cairns.

Join independent analyst Loyiso Mpeta as he shares technical analysis on Coronation, City Lodge and Sappi

COP 27 draws to a close and the world works towards net zero emissions, Shoprite eyes ambitious environmental sustainability targets over the next 3 years. In our newsroom crossing Business Day’s Energy Writer, Denene Erasmus looked into those targets and assessed the group’s plans.

Vodacom’s interim profit has taken a 9% knock as costs related to its Ethiopia launch bites. As such, the group has also slashed its dividend by 19%. Business Day TV unpacked the results in greater detail with company’s CEO Shameel Joosub.

Statista Market Forecast projects that Africa’s fashion revenue will grow to $7.73 billion this year. Africa Fashion International is seeing demand pick up and will be opening a second House of Nala store in response. Business Day TV explored the continent’s fashion market in greater detail with Precious Moloi-Motsepe, Founder and Executive Chair of African Fashion International.

The annual decline in mining output has persisted for eight months. Mining production decreased by 4,5% in September, with the largest negative contributors being iron ore and gold.

Business Day TV caught up with Mining Analyst, Peter Major to discuss what’s behind the decline in the sector.