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BUSINESS DAY TV | Podcast , ±27 min episodes every 1 week, 1 day |

Join head editors within Tiso Blackstar and their guests for in-depth discussion and debate of the stories that are driving South Africa's news agenda.

A Tiso Blackstar Group Production.

Keywords: money, opportunity, business plan, business ideas, business news, income

ENGLISH South Africa News & Politics · BusinessEditing Allowed

AUG

Editing Allowed - Steinhoff preps to fend off lawsuits

25 min

On the show this week: Semeyi Zake and the team take a look at the reaction to the NHI bill; Steinhoff’s battle-plan for looming lawsuits; and why we’re still nowhere near any resolution, seven years after Marikana.

JUL

Editing Allowed - What Moyo's return means for Old Mutual

25 min

On the show this week; a look at the battle that continues at Old Mutual as Peter Moyo returns to the helm, at least for now. We also delve into the latest unemployment stats and the factors that have led to Eskom's eye-watering R20bn loss.

JUL

Editing Allowed - Can Mkhwebane hold on to her job?

26 min

On the show this week, Hilary Joffe and the team debate Eskom’s latest bailout and its impact on our economy, the mounting calls for the Public Protector to step down and whether Pepsi Co’s bid for Pioneer Foods is a vote of confidence in SA.

JUL

Editing Allowed - Why Zuma's strategy at the Zondo commission may not pay-off.

26 min

On the show this week, Hilary Joffe and the team take a look at the fallout for the ANC as Zuma spills the beans at the Zondo commission. But is his fight-back strategy really paying off?

JUL

Editing Allowed: How a lack of capacity is constraining the NPA

25 min

Semeyi Zake and the team discuss the impact a lack of funding is having on both the NPA and the Public protector’s office; renewed chatter on the Reserve bank’s independence ahead of next week’s MPC decision; and what to look out for in Jacob Zuma’s appearance before the Zondo commission.

JUL

Editing Allowed - Could Ramaphosa’s battle with the public protector lead us into a constitutional crisis?

26 min

On the show this week, Semeyi Zake and the team discuss what Team SA really got out of the G20 Summit, and whether Ramaphosa’s bout with the public protector could land us in a constitutional crisis.

JUN

Editing Allowed - Steinhoff steps up hunt to retrieve million paid to Jooste.

26 min

On the show this week: the dire state of our municipalities and their impact on doing business in SA; and how Steinhoff is looking to claw back millions from former CEO, Markus Jooste.

JUN

Editing Allowed - Expectations ahead of the SONA

25 min

Semeyi Zake and the team discuss their expectations ahead of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address; the latest developments at the Zondo Commission and Peter Moyo’s duel with Old Mutual.

JUN

What’s next for Tongaat Hulett

27 min

On the show this week Hilary Joffe and the team take a look at the fortunes of the local currency; how unions have entered the fight to get South African Airways CEO, Vuyani Jarana reinstated and the latest in the Tongaat Hulett saga.

JUN

Editing Allowed - SA's economy is in crisis

26 min

Find out why Financial Mail Deputy Editor, Sikonathi Mantshantsha believes SA's economy is in crisis; why talk of tinkering with the Reserve Bank mandate is asking for trouble; and just how close we could be to a junk status rating.

MAY

Editing Allowed - Possible priorities for Cabinet over the coming months

26 min

Hilary Joffe and the team discuss the upcoming cabinet appointments and their likely priorities over the next few months; the public protectors pending court battles and the possible impact on the political landscape; as well as corporate governance issues in the private sector.

MAY

Editing Allowed - What will Ramaphosa's cabinet look like on Sunday?

24 min

Rob Rose and the panel of experts discuss the first sitting of SA's sixth parliament and who will be part of Ramaphosa's cabinet on Sunday? The panel also talk about Sasol's Lake Charles project in Louisiana and WhatsApp's 1,5 billion user's mobile phones being compromised by a missed call.