Professor Busani Ngcaweni, director of the Centre for Public Policy and African Studies at the Johannesburg Business School, unpacks what the PIC CEO's reinstatement means for board governance and the asset manager's future.
Independent energy analyst Tshepo Kgadima discusses the growth of renewable energy in sub-Saharan Africa and what it means for Eskom.
Frank Blackmore, lead economist at KPMG, examines the impact of the US tariff stance and why trade diversification matters for SA business.
Thandeka Ngoma, sales director at Bridgestone EMIA, reflects on the power of stepping outside her comfort zone and the role sponsorship has played in her leadership journey.
David Shapiro of Otto1890 reflects on US corporate earnings and the growing adoption of AI by businesses. He also unpacks the JSE, where mining stocks performed strongly, and discusses Brent crude oil still lingering at the $80 mark despite the absence of headlines on renewed peace talks.
This evening, we wrap up the latest market movements with Otto1890, examine the reinstatement of the PIC CEO with the Johannesburg Business School, discuss whether renewable energy can power Africa's megacities with Tshepo Kgadima, explore the implications of the US Senate tariff probe for SA busine
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