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<p>CEO of Arrowhead Mark Kaplan believes the environment remains difficult but we are seeing the green shoots.</p>


Arrowhead CEO rates SA President’s 1st 100 days, discusses land expropriation

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<p>The private sector has a role to play in Africa&#8217;s industrialisation says Emmanuel Ikazoboh, Board Chairman of EcoBank. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Christy Cole caught up with him at the just concluded African Development Bank Annual meetings in Busan, South Korea, and they spoke about how Africa&#8217;s governments and private sector can collaborate to boost industrialisation on the continent. </p>
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How Public-private Partnerships can help to boost industrialisation in Africa

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<p>CNBC Africa&#8217;s Lubabalo Mashiqana spoke Moyase Mvelase, Chief Director, Gauteng Department of Economic Development about what Gauteng to doing to uplift and revitalise township economies.<br />
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Here’s how Gauteng intends to develop township economies

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<p>Old Mutual held a round-table discussion to demystify common misconceptions about millennials. The discussions focused on how 7.1 million young employed South Africans spend their money.</p>


Understanding the spending habits of SA’s millennials

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<p>The Industrial Development Corporation officially opened its new office in Emalahleni, Mpumalanga, yesterday. Speaking to CNBC Africa’s Aviwe Mtila at the launch, the IDC CEO, Geoffrey Qhena, says the Emalahleni office is a strategic intervention that will enable the IDC to serve potential and existing clients in the Highveld region of the province.<br />
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IDC’s Geoffrey Qhena gives reasons for expansion into Mpumalanga

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<p>CNBC Africa&#8217;s Fifi Peters was at the 8th African Unity for Renaissance Conference for 2018 in Pretoria and spoke to Professor Mammo Muchie about infusing our African identity into trade relations.<br />
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Infusing Africa’s identity into trade relations

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<p>Lawrence MacDougall, CEO of Tiger Brands &#8211; South Africa&#8217;s biggest food producer joins CNBC Africa to speak about the losses the company suffered in their results. Revenue declined 4 per cent to R15.7 billion. The company took a huge hit after the cold meat recall with costs reported at R365 million. http://cnbc.africa/</p>


This is how much #listeria cost Tiger Brands

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<p>CNBC Africa&#8217;s Lubabalo Mashiqana spoke to the founder of Jabu Stone at the Soweto Business Dialogue, held by the Gauteng Provincial Government about township revitalisation and how to grow township economies.</p>


Jabu Stone Founder on how to grow township economies

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<p>Anglogold surprised many yesterday by proposing 2000 job cuts; CNBC Africa is joined by Chris Nthite, Anglogold Ashanti VP for communications.</p>


Anglogold announces plans to cut 2000 jobs

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<p>Google announced a $6 million fund for start-ups in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa under the initiative Google Impact Challenge that hopes to solve societal problems in Africa using tech. Joining us is Google Africa&#8217;s CMO Mzamo Masito.</p>


Google announces $6mn fund for start-ups in Africa

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<p>Earlier this year, Rwanda and Tanzania agreed to construct a 400km standard gauge railway connecting Kigali to the port city of Dar-es-Salam via Isaka. The infrastructure is expected to facilitate intra-regional trade and movements of goods for landlocked Rwanda. Joining CNBC Africa to discuss more on the project is Jean de Dieu Uwihanganye, State Minister for Transport.<br />
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Rwanda minister explains progress on Isaka-Kigali standard gauge railway project

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<p>Trade and investment appears to be a second-tier priority for the Trump administration in Africa—even though last year U.S. direct investment in the region grew to $57.5 billion, the highest level ever, according to the State Department. CNBC Africa is joined by joined by Grant Harris Former Senior Director for Africa in White House &#038; CEO of Harris Africa Partners LLC, to discuss doing business in Africa.<br />
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Africa trade, investment not a priority for Trump administration

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<p>CNBC Africa&#8217;s Christy Cole is joined by Victor Oladokun, Director of Communication and External Relations at the African Development Bank to discuss the theme of the bank&#8217;s 2018 annual general meetings.</p>


AfDB’s Victor Oladokun on solutions to accelerate Africa’s industrialization

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<p>The Rwanda Development Board, through its subsidiary, the Rwandan Convention Bureau, has become Arsenal’s first official sleeve partner as part of the country’s drive to become a leading global tourist destination.</p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Rwanda unveils three-year partnership with Arsenal to increase tourism, investment and football development<a href="https://t.co/2HWnosxAEd">https://t.co/2HWnosxAEd</a> <a href="https://t.co/nGgpUsUcxs">pic.twitter.com/nGgpUsUcxs</a></p>
<p>— Rwanda Development (@RDBrwanda) <a href="https://twitter.com/RDBrwanda/status/999181999922393088?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 23, 2018</a></p></blockquote>
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<p>The three-year deal will also see ‘Visit Rwanda’ become Arsenal’s official Tourism Partner. The ‘Visit Rwanda’ logo will feature on the left sleeve of all teams next season. The new kit for season 2018/19 was unveiled on Tuesday (May 22).</p>
<p>Rwanda is one of the fastest growing economies in Africa with a booming tourism sector that has seen the number of visitors double in the last decade. The country’s National Parks are attracting a record number of tourists due to growing numbers of wildlife including black Rhinos, lions, zebra, chimpanzees and the famous mountain gorillas. Rwanda is also attracting new hotels and lodges across the country, making it easier to experience longer, unique and memorable vacations.</p>
<p>Rwanda Development Board Chief Executive Officer, Clare Akamanzi said: “We&#8217;re thrilled to be partnering with Arsenal and showcasing the vibrancy and beauty of our country.  Rwanda is a country pulsing with energy, creativity and innovation.</p>
<p>“Visit Rwanda and discover why we are the second fastest growing economy in Africa.  Investors in Rwanda are able to register their businesses in only six hours and prepare to enjoy the opportunities accrued from the free trade agreements that we’ve signed with over 50 countries.</p>
<p>“Renowned for our incredible and unique Mountain Gorilla tracking experience, tourists can also enjoy a variety of water sports, cycling, hiking, bird watching to list a few of the touristic attractions available while in Rwanda.”</p>
<p>Rwanda is ranked as the second easiest place to do business in Africa by the World Bank and has been awarded for its leadership in tourism and economic competitiveness by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) and the World Economic Forum respectively.</p>
<p>Arsenal’s Chief Commercial Officer, Vinai Venkatesham, said: “This is an exciting partnership which will see us support Rwanda’s ambition to build their tourism industry. The country has been transformed in recent years and Arsenal’s huge following will bring Rwanda into people’s minds in a new and dynamic way.</p>
<p>The Arsenal shirt is seen 35 million times a day globally and we are one of the most viewed teams around the world. We look forward to working with the ‘Visit Rwanda’ team to further establish the country as a leading tourist destination.”</p>
<p>Arsenal players from the men’s and women’s teams will visit Rwanda and club coaches will host coaching camps to support the development of the game for boys and girls in the Country.</p>
<p>‘Visit Rwanda’ will gain global exposure through branding on matchday LED boards at Emirates Stadium, all the interview backdrops and a broad range of other marketing rights.</p>
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Rwanda partners with Premier League football club Arsenal

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<p>World trade volumes increased by 0.9 per cent in the first month of this year, this comes after a strong year of global trade in 2017.This has assisted in the increased globalisation of supply chains and labour markets. Joining CNBC Africa for more Jennifer Barkhuizen, Head of Communication, Managed Integrity Evaluation.</p>


How businesses can manage cross-border risk in Africa

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<p>Neal Froneman, CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater was at the 128th chamber of mines AGM which today rebranded, he urged mineral council to prioritise transformation in the mining industry.</p>


Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman on the need to prioritise transformation in mining

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<p>The Chamber of Mines has announced that it will now be known as the Minerals Council South Africa. The organisation has undergone several name changes over the years which it says correlate with developments in the country. Jeremy Sampson, Director of Brand Finance Africa was an independent advisor during the process and joins CNBC Africa to discuss if the re-branding changes anything.</p>


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Arrowhead CEO rates SA President’s 1st 100 days, discusses land expropriation

How Public-private Partnerships can help to boost industrialisation in Africa

Here’s how Gauteng intends to develop township economies

Understanding the spending habits of SA’s millennials

IDC’s Geoffrey Qhena gives reasons for expansion into Mpumalanga

Infusing Africa’s identity into trade relations

This is how much #listeria cost Tiger Brands

Jabu Stone Founder on how to grow township economies

Anglogold announces plans to cut 2000 jobs

Google announces $6mn fund for start-ups in Africa

Rwanda minister explains progress on Isaka-Kigali standard gauge railway project

Africa trade, investment not a priority for Trump administration

AfDB’s Victor Oladokun on solutions to accelerate Africa’s industrialization

Rwanda partners with Premier League football club Arsenal

How businesses can manage cross-border risk in Africa

Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman on the need to prioritise transformation in mining

Chamber of Mines renamed Minerals Council South Africa

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Arrowhead CEO rates SA President’s 1st 100 days, discusses land expropriation

How Public-private Partnerships can help to boost industrialisation in Africa

Here’s how Gauteng intends to develop township economies

Understanding the spending habits of SA’s millennials

IDC’s Geoffrey Qhena gives reasons for expansion into Mpumalanga

Infusing Africa’s identity into trade relations

This is how much #listeria cost Tiger Brands

Jabu Stone Founder on how to grow township economies

Anglogold announces plans to cut 2000 jobs

Google announces $6mn fund for start-ups in Africa

Rwanda minister explains progress on Isaka-Kigali standard gauge railway project

Africa trade, investment not a priority for Trump administration

AfDB’s Victor Oladokun on solutions to accelerate Africa’s industrialization

Rwanda partners with Premier League football club Arsenal

How businesses can manage cross-border risk in Africa

Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman on the need to prioritise transformation in mining

Chamber of Mines renamed Minerals Council South Africa

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