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<p>Advocate Eric Mkhawane from the Tax Ombud discusses his views on Tito Mboweni&#8217;s appointment as finance minister, and how the Tax Ombud has saved taxpayers millions of rands.</p>


What the Tax Ombud makes of Tito Mboweni’s appointment as finance minister

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<p>Oupa Segalwe, Acting Spokesperson, Public Protector South Africa joins CNBC Africa to on whether the Public Protector will still investigate South Africa&#8217;s former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene.</p>


Will the Public Protector investigate Nene?

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<p>South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa has accepted the resignation of Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister and appointed former SARB governor Tito Mboweni as the new treasury head.</p>


Ramaphosa accepts Nene resignation, appoints Tito Mboweni as new Finance Minister

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<p>South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed former SARB governor Tito Mboweni as new Finance Minister after accepting Nhlanhla Nene&#8217;s resignation.</p>


Tito Mboweni sworn in as new South Africa finance minister

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<p>Over 100 CEOs, investors and players in the private sector gathered at the first ever Rwanda CEO summit to exchange ideas and find solutions to challenges facing the sector. CNBC Africa’s Fiona Muthoni found out what was discussed during the summit.</p>
<p>http://cnbc.africa/videos/&#8230;</p>


CEOs gather in Rwanda

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<p>Sustainable conservation experts have often faulted governments for failing to set their priorities right especially when it comes to planning for the tourism sector. Lazaro Nyalandu, former Tanzanian Minister for Natural Resources turned conservationist shares insights on conserving for sustainable development from a perspective of a former government official. </p>
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Conserving for sustainable development: Role of governments

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<p>At the age of 19, in December 1963, he was shipped off to Robben Island as a political prisoner. After studying in the USA, Gaby Magomola returned to South Africa to become one of the most iconic black business leaders who rose to prominence during the apartheid years. He joins CNBC Africa’s Jill de Villiers for Talking Books to discuss his book Robben Island to Wall Street&#8230;.</p>


Talking Books Ep 35: Robben Island to Wall Street by Gaby Magomola

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<p>The worst imaginable thing that can happen to a parent is the death of a child. It is especially incomprehensible when the child’s life was short and filled with pain. Businessman Fred Platt joins CNBC Africa’s Jill de Villiers to talk about the story of his young son as encapsulated in the book “Lessons from a Rainbow Unicorn – A Real Life Story of a Father’s Loss”&#8230;.</p>


Talking Books Ep 34: Lessons from a Rainbow Unicorn – A Real Life Story of a Father’s Loss

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<p>Self-help books are in high demand among readers in search of meaning and advice on improving their lives. Award-winning journalist Rebecca Davis talks to CNBC Africa’s Jill de Villiers about her self-help book with a twist – Self-Helpless: A Cynic’s Search for Sanity&#8230;.</p>


Talking Books Ep 33: Self-Helpless: A Cynic’s Search for Sanity book by Rebecca Davis

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<p>During a state visit to South Africa in July, Indian Prime Minister, Nerandra Modi and President Ramaphosa signed a memorandum of understanding to establish the Gandi Mandela centre of specialisation for artisans. Yesterday, the two countries put pen to paper in the soft launch of the centre, at the Tshwane South TVET College. CNBC Africa’s Karabo Letlhatlha spoke to Minister of Higher Education Naledi Pandor at the event.</p>


Gandhi-Mandela centre of specialisation for artisans launched in Tshwane

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<p>The CEO of Pan African Investments and Research, Iraj Abedian speaks about Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene’s legacy at the treasury and the impact of Gupta revelations at the Zondo Commission into State Capture.</p>


SA finmin Nene should reveal all on Gupta meetings – mentor

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<p>Fraym has released another report in African focused markets, this time with stats for their African consumer report. Ben Leo, CEO of Fraym and ex-Director of African Affairs at The White House joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Understating African consumer behaviours and trends

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<p>Back in 2012, Rwanda initiated “NaYombi”, a programme that is designed to harness service delivery in the service sector which is the biggest driver of the country’s economy. Six years on, we assess the impact of the initiative in this interview with Clare Akamanzi, CEO of Rwanda Development Board.</p>


Assessing the impact of Rwanda’s customer care initiative

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<p>International hotel chain Sheraton Hotels and Resorts looks to start operations in Rwanda with construction expected to start early next year. This comes at a time when the country is set to host major conferences such as the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, the World Bank Summit, among others. Billy Cheung Yiu Tung, Chairman of Century Park Hotel and Residences joins CNBC Africa for an in-depth conversation on this. </p>
<p>http://cnbc.africa/videos/&#8230;</p>


Sheraton eyes Rwandan market

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<p>The Durban Business Fair 20 years celebrations bring exciting features that will inspire and equip entrepreneurs with the appropriate skills to grow and sustain their businesses.</p>
<p>http://cnbc.africa/category/debates/&#8230;</p>


Durban Business Fair celebrates 20 years of success

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<p>Rwanda&#8217;s entered a new national transformation strategy to increase the crop production to hit close to 24500 tons in exports in 2018. As Rwanda’s coffee finds its seat in the international coffee market we seek to find out the impact this has on the economy and mostly the livelihoods of the coffee farmers in the country.<br />
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Rwandan coffee doing well on the international markets

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<p>In a bid to improve access to financial services for the unbanked and low-income earners, the Central Bank of Nigeria issued a draft regulation to provide for the licensing and operations of payment service banks to complement the services of other licensed entities. Olusola Teniola, President of the Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria joins CNBC Africa to discuss this initiative.</p>
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What the Tax Ombud makes of Tito Mboweni’s appointment as finance minister

Will the Public Protector investigate Nene?

Ramaphosa accepts Nene resignation, appoints Tito Mboweni as new Finance Minister

Tito Mboweni sworn in as new South Africa finance minister

CEOs gather in Rwanda

Conserving for sustainable development: Role of governments

Talking Books Ep 35: Robben Island to Wall Street by Gaby Magomola

Talking Books Ep 34: Lessons from a Rainbow Unicorn – A Real Life Story of a Father’s Loss

Talking Books Ep 33: Self-Helpless: A Cynic’s Search for Sanity book by Rebecca Davis

Gandhi-Mandela centre of specialisation for artisans launched in Tshwane

SA finmin Nene should reveal all on Gupta meetings – mentor

Understating African consumer behaviours and trends

Assessing the impact of Rwanda’s customer care initiative

Sheraton eyes Rwandan market

Durban Business Fair celebrates 20 years of success

Rwandan coffee doing well on the international markets

Nigeria explores payment service banks to close inclusion gap

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What the Tax Ombud makes of Tito Mboweni’s appointment as finance minister

Will the Public Protector investigate Nene?

Ramaphosa accepts Nene resignation, appoints Tito Mboweni as new Finance Minister

Tito Mboweni sworn in as new South Africa finance minister

CEOs gather in Rwanda

Conserving for sustainable development: Role of governments

Talking Books Ep 35: Robben Island to Wall Street by Gaby Magomola

Talking Books Ep 34: Lessons from a Rainbow Unicorn – A Real Life Story of a Father’s Loss

Talking Books Ep 33: Self-Helpless: A Cynic’s Search for Sanity book by Rebecca Davis

Gandhi-Mandela centre of specialisation for artisans launched in Tshwane

SA finmin Nene should reveal all on Gupta meetings – mentor

Understating African consumer behaviours and trends

Assessing the impact of Rwanda’s customer care initiative

Sheraton eyes Rwandan market

Durban Business Fair celebrates 20 years of success

Rwandan coffee doing well on the international markets

Nigeria explores payment service banks to close inclusion gap

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