BBC News Talking Business Africa

South African game developer Louis Du Pisani discusses the challenges in developing independent games.

First National Bank boss Jacques Cilliers tells the BBC how the bank is innovating to stay ahead.

The coronavirus lockdown has pushed learning online, providing opportunities for some African firms.

Africa's biggest financial market was ready for staff and traders working remotely, because it had tested its system before the Covid 19 restrictions were imposed by the government.

Foreign investors took the exit door, but a requirement for local fund managers to keep a portion of their holdings in South African assets kept the market busy.

Leila Fourie, the Chief Executive of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, tells the BBC's Russell foreign investors will take a positive view of South Africa, because they can get a better return there, than Europe or the US.

(Picture: Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Copyright Reuters.)

Facebook Africa boss Nunu Ntshingila explains the social network's efforts during the lockdown.

Shelter Afrique boss Andrew Chimphonda discusses how the pandemic is changing business workflows.

Abebe Aemro Selassie of the IMF tells the BBC how the coronavirus will weigh on incomes in Africa.