Nadir Thokan of 27Four Investment Managers looks at the scale of the tech rally this year and the investment thesis for Tiger Brands and the scale of negative yielding debt globally.

The SABC board has acussed Rachel Kalidass, who resigned as a board member yesterday, of leaking confidential information. The board addressed the media in Auckland Park yesterday evening about the allegations contained in Kalidass's resignation letter. We speak to Khanyisile Kweyamaa a member of the SABC Board.

The SADC Troika on Politics, Defence and Security has called for an urgent meeting of all SADC regional leaders to discuss the deepening political crisis in Zimbabwe. This follows the seemingly bloodless coup after the army announced that it is targeting what it calls criminals around President Robert Mugabe. President Jacob Zuma who is also the SADC chair arrived in Botswana last night for a Bi-National Commission with his Botswana counterpart, Seretse Khama Ian Khama. But the BNC is expected to dwell much into the Zimbabwean situation. We speak to retired Zimbabwean Lieutenant Colonel and now academic with the Institute for African Renaissance Studies at UNISA, Dr Martin Rupiya....

Negotiations are reported to be continuing over the future of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe who is under house arrest. Some reports say progress is being made towards a deal for him to resign. But Mugabe is said to be demanding guarantees and a dignified exit. Pictures have been released of Mugabe at the state house with the South Africa delegation and the man who had him detained, the head of the military Constantine Chiwenga. Our correspondent in Zimbabwe, Ephert Musekiwa..

Head of Financial Markets at ETM Analytics, Jana van Deventer looks at Oil markets retreating recently, Wholesale trade sales released yesterday and Bloomberg releasing its November Economic Survey.

Parliament's Public Enterprises Committee has sought to push back against what it says are Minister Lynne Brown's attempts to intimidate it. The committee, which is conducting an inquiry into Eskom, rejected Brown's letter in which she complains about how it is doing its work. The committee also heard evidence from a partner of management consulting firm McKinsey about that company's role in Eskom's current situation. Joseph Mosia reports...

There has been mixed reaction from some political parties in Parliament to the military intervention in Zimbabwe. The EFF supports what is calls a peaceful military intervention.The African People's Convention and the Freedom Front-Plus have also welcomed the intervention, while the DA wants Mugabe to resign. Parliamentary Correspondent Mercedes Besent reports...

It was a shock outcome and upset for South Africa, after France was named as host of the 2023 Rugby World Cup after a meeting of the World Rugby Council in London. South Africa had been named the clear leader after an exhaustive independent evaluation process, however the country lost to its European counterparts after two rounds of voting. Our correspondent Catherine Drew was there.

A battle is looming involving lawyers representing Winnie Madikizela Mandela and executors of late president Nelson Mandela's will. Madikizela-Mandela has approached the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein to overturn a 2016 decision by the Mthatha High Court, which dismissed her application to acquire Madiba's home at Qunu in the Eastern Cape. Thabiso Radebe reports...

A battle is looming involving lawyers representing Winnie Madikizela Mandela and executors of late president Nelson Mandela's will. Madikizela-Mandela has approached the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein to overturn a 2016 decision by the Mthatha High Court, which dismissed her application to acquire Madiba's home at Qunu in the Eastern Cape. Thabiso Radebe reports...