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<p>At a time when most companies are cutting back with their building, Toyota South Africa announcement a new R365 million parts warehouse construction. How are they doing this amid the restrictions of the lock-down and how sure are they that enough cars will be sold to make the project pay its way? Leon Theron, Senior Vice President of Sales &#038; Marketing of Toyota joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Toyota SA presses ahead with expansion despite COVID-19 headwinds

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<p>For more than 90 days South African’s lived with a travel ban. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced earlier this month that the country will ease on its travelling restrictions, but on Friday Travel and Tourism minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane made it clear that there will be no leisure travelling between provinces. It’s likely to cripple an already struggling tourism industry and by how much? SA Tourism CEO, Sisa Ntshona joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


COVID-19 lock-down: Sisa Ntshona on how to reopen SA’s tourism industry

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<p>A number of leisure businesses are reopening under advanced level 3 lock-down. Sorbet is a nail and beauty business with a number of successful franchises nationwide, the group reopened its salons last week and joining CNBC Africa for more is Linda Sinclair, CEO of Sorbet.</p>


Sorbet CEO on customer safety & hygiene practices during COVID-19

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<p>Nestle South Africa is introducing its second phase of the Starbucks At Home range  in retail stores such as Checkers, Pick ‘n Pay, Spar and Makro. The launch comes amid the Covid-19 crisis taking a knock on traditional coffee houses and some non-essential products. Nestle South Africa CEO, Bruno Olierhoek joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Nestlé introduces second Starbucks At Home range in SA

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<p>Kulula founder and hotel disrupter, Gidon Novick is setting his eye back onto the aviation industry as he hopes to launch a new low-cost domestic airline in South Africa. This is amid the chaotic global aviation industry and South Africa’s depressed airline market. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Gidon Novick, Founder of Kulula and the Former CEO of Comair.</p>


Kulula Founder on plans to launch a new domestic airline in SA

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<p>Aluminium supplier and exporter, Hulamin has reported depressed losses in its international and local market due to decreased export sales and the groups headline earnings plummeting to a loss of R240 million. Hulamin CEO, Richard Jacob joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Hulamin CEO on COVID-19 impact on the aluminium market

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<p>The LaLiga Santander league restarted on the 11th June and increased its international viewing figures by more than 48 per cent on the first match day, in Africa there was a rise of over 73 per cent and in South Africa the increase amounted to more than 210 per cent. Marcos Pelegrin, Managing Director of La Liga South Africa joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


How COVID-19 is disrupting La Liga’s plans for Africa

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<p>This week the South African Revenue Service tolled of the full extent of its problems by revealing a shortfall of almost R300 billion leaving the government with less money to spend at a time it’s most needed. And yet the people who pay this dwindling amount of tax are often disputing this every step of the way. How often and how serious are these dispute. Tax Ombud Professor Thabo Legwaila, CEO of the Tax Ombud joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Tax Ombud release findings of second systemic investigation against SARS

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<p>Twin-shocks from the COVID-19 outbreak and dwindling oil prices among other factors have led to a revision of Nigeria&#8217;s 2020 budget in a bid to accommodate current global and domestic realities. Despite these, Africa’s largest economy grew at 1.87 per cent in the first quarter of the year. As the first half of the year comes to end, Vincent Nwani, Business and Investment Consultant joins CNBC Africa to discuss how events have impacted Nigeria’s economy.</p>


How the twin-shocks of COVID-19 & low oil prices impacts Nigeria’s growth outlook

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<p>Joining CNBC Africa to discuss a post-budget analysis of the emergency budget speech yesterday is Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist at Econometrix and Maarten Ackerman, Chief Economist and Advisory Partner at Citadel.</p>


#SpecialBudget2020: Economists react to Mboweni’s supplementary budget

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<p>Markets like Tower Property Fund, Investec Property Fund and Balwin Property all show improved trading on the JSE listing. Entering from the left wing is the Demvco Group, a real estate group selling premium luxury real estates on the KZN’s North Coast. Demvco has seen R75 million in sales during lock-down. Is this a sign that property investment is growing? If so, does the low interest rate play a role? Charles Thompson, Director of Devmco Group joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


COVID-19: Demvco sees R75mn in sales during lock-down

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<p>U.S company on moves out the hotel business and S.A is moving in. US hotel giant Marriot is going to ditch three of South Africa’s oldest hotels in the face of Covid-19. In from the wings stepped in home grown hotel group Tsogo Sun – which already hold shares in these hotels – to take them over to try and save them. Is this a fire sale or just merely shrewd buying in at the bottom of the market? Tsogo Sun Hotels CEO, Marcel von Aulock joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Tsogo Sun CEO on the takeover of Marriott hotels

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<p>Finance minister Tito Mboweni will have the difficult task of coming up with a budget to save South Africa’s economy. But tension has already started last week when South Africa Reserve Bank governor, Lesetja Kganyago announced its resistance to finance the growing budget deficit. On top of this the South African government has told asset managers and banks that they need R1.5 trillion from over the next decade for infrastructure. Jason Lightfoot, Portfolio Manager for Futuregrowth Infrastructure &#038; Development Bond Fund joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


SA seeks R1.5tn for infrastructure boom

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<p>It’s been a topsy-turvy year for South African miner Bushveld Minerals yet the company has managed to post a set of tidy year end numbers. The falling vanadium price &#8211; down 34 per cent in the year &#8211; hammered the company&#8217;s revenue. It fell 39 per cent to just over $116 million. Bushveld CEO, Fortune Mojapelo joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Bushveld CEO on FY numbers & COVID-19 impact on operations

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<p>The Development Bank of Southern Africa, alongside other development finance Institutions, are co-financing Ghana’s COCOBOD Syndicated Loan Agreement with a total of $600 million in a move aimed at boosting Ghana’s cocoa productivity. Mohan Vivekanandan, Group Executive, Origination and Client Coverage at The Development Bank of South Africa joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


DFIs provide $600mn loan to Ghana’s COCOBOD

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<p>E-commerce has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the COVID-19 pandemic with more up-take thus attracting more investment, so how do you raise capital funding in a pandemic? Lauren Nkuranga, Founder &#038; Chairman of GET IT joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


COVID-19: GET IT Founder Nkuranga on how to raise capital during a pandemic

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<p>Has the coronavirus pandemic giving cryptocurrencies an opportunity to make that big acceptance leap? Or is it a wasted opportunity? CNBC Africa spoke to the Country Manager of Spenn and President Rwanda Block Chain Association, Norbert Haguma for more.</p>


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Toyota SA presses ahead with expansion despite COVID-19 headwinds

COVID-19 lock-down: Sisa Ntshona on how to reopen SA’s tourism industry

Sorbet CEO on customer safety & hygiene practices during COVID-19

Nestlé introduces second Starbucks At Home range in SA

Kulula Founder on plans to launch a new domestic airline in SA

Hulamin CEO on COVID-19 impact on the aluminium market

How COVID-19 is disrupting La Liga’s plans for Africa

Tax Ombud release findings of second systemic investigation against SARS

How the twin-shocks of COVID-19 & low oil prices impacts Nigeria’s growth outlook

#SpecialBudget2020: Economists react to Mboweni’s supplementary budget

COVID-19: Demvco sees R75mn in sales during lock-down

Tsogo Sun CEO on the takeover of Marriott hotels

SA seeks R1.5tn for infrastructure boom

Bushveld CEO on FY numbers & COVID-19 impact on operations

DFIs provide $600mn loan to Ghana’s COCOBOD

COVID-19: GET IT Founder Nkuranga on how to raise capital during a pandemic

COVID-19: How the pandemic has positively impacted cryptocurrency acceptance in Africa

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Toyota SA presses ahead with expansion despite COVID-19 headwinds

COVID-19 lock-down: Sisa Ntshona on how to reopen SA’s tourism industry

Sorbet CEO on customer safety & hygiene practices during COVID-19

Nestlé introduces second Starbucks At Home range in SA

Kulula Founder on plans to launch a new domestic airline in SA

Hulamin CEO on COVID-19 impact on the aluminium market

How COVID-19 is disrupting La Liga’s plans for Africa

Tax Ombud release findings of second systemic investigation against SARS

How the twin-shocks of COVID-19 & low oil prices impacts Nigeria’s growth outlook

#SpecialBudget2020: Economists react to Mboweni’s supplementary budget

COVID-19: Demvco sees R75mn in sales during lock-down

Tsogo Sun CEO on the takeover of Marriott hotels

SA seeks R1.5tn for infrastructure boom

Bushveld CEO on FY numbers & COVID-19 impact on operations

DFIs provide $600mn loan to Ghana’s COCOBOD

COVID-19: GET IT Founder Nkuranga on how to raise capital during a pandemic

COVID-19: How the pandemic has positively impacted cryptocurrency acceptance in Africa

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