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<p>Safaricom’s outgoing Chief Financial Officer, Sateesh Kamath joined CNBC Africa to discuss the company’s growth into the most profitable company in the region and his new role at Vodafone Business.</p>


Outgoing Safaricom CFO Sateesh Kamath on his new role at Vodafone Business

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<p>In the days of Covid-19 one of the big concerns aside from survival is the future and how Africa is going to rebuild itself. Even before the lock-down there was a huge infrastructure gap. How is it going to be filled? Joining CNBC Africa&#8217;s Chris Bishop to talk about the role of DFIs in filling this gap is Thabo Thamane, Chairman of the Association for African Development Finance Institutions&#8230;.</p>


Building Africa’s Prosperity EP3: How can DFIs contribute to filling Africa’s infrastructure gap?

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<p>Property group, Grit Real Estate has reported its plans to delist from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange at the end of July, but will keep its listings on the London and Mauritian stock exchange. Joining CNBC Africa for more on its South African listing is Bronwyn Corbett, Co-founder and CEO of Grit Real Estate Group.</p>


Grit Real Estate CEO on company delisting from the JSE

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<p>On the 10th of June, Facebook rolled out Messenger Kids across Sub-Saharan Africa. The video chat and messaging app will help children connect with friends and family in a parent-controlled space. Kojo Boakye, Facebook Head of Policy in Africa joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Facebook launches Messenger Kids across Sub-Saharan Africa

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<p>As one of the main modes of public transportation in Rwanda, the return of taxi motorcycles last week has made waves across industries. With the return of motos, also came special recommendations by the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority in order to minimise further spread of Covid-19; one of them being for regular moto passengers to purchase their own personal helmets. Sameer Damji, Managing Director, Sameer Hussein Co. Ltd spoke to CNBC Africa for more.</p>


How Rwanda’s taxi-motos industry is navigating COVID-19 headwinds

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<p>TikTok is giving Facebook a run for its money in the race to be South Africa’s top social platform among brands and consumers.</p>


Tik Tok eyes Facebook’s top spot as SA’s favourite social media

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<p>British based private equity firm ARCH Emerging Market Partners has invested $3 million in Sun Exchange. This brings total investments in Sun Exchange, a Cape Town based renewable energy start-up that allows people to buy individual cells on solar projects and earn rental income in cryptocurrency, to $4 million. Abe Cambridge, CEO &#038; Founder of Sun Exchange joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


ARCH’s Africa renewable power fund shines $3mn on Sun Exchange

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<p>The COVID-19 pandemic saw Rwanda lose about $10 million in tourism receipts between March and April this year. Now, the country is looking for tech and innovative business solutions that could help tourism and hospitality sectors recover from the crisis. Frank Gisha Mugisha, Director of Rwanda Tourism Chamber joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


COVID-19: Rwanda looks to tech solutions to revive its tourism industry

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<p>In Tanzania, the Dar Es Salam Stock Exchange recorded zero tradings last week. The bourse which is has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic traded only government securities valued at $7.2 million by the end of last week.</p>


Dar Es Salaam Stock Exchange CEO speaks on the impact of COVID-19

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<p>With South Africa&#8217;s economy battered and bruised by COVID-19 and lock-down, The Ninety One SA Recovery Fund in association with Ethos Private Equity have launched an impact investment initiative targeting R10 billion to help restore South Africa’s economic health. Simon Howie, Co-Head of SA and Africa Fixed Income at Ninety One joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


This R10bn fund seeks to help restore SA’s economy back to health

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<p>Since Nigeria confirmed its first COVID-19 case a little over 100 days ago, the country has rolled out monetary and fiscal measures as well as locked-down some of its major cities and most affected states, all in a bid to curtail the spread of the pandemic. With about 8,173 active coronavirus cases in Nigeria, Tilewa Adebajo, CEO of CFG Advisory joins CNBC Africa to recap Nigeria’s COVID-19 strategy and assess their impact so far&#8230;.</p>


Tilewa Adebajo on oil &100-days of COVID-19 in Nigeria

Tilewa Adebajo on oil & 100-days of COVID-19 in Nigeria

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<p>South Africa’s Tourism Business Council wants international inbound tourism to the country to be opened up faster. This follows the reopening of business travel this month under level 3 of the Covid-19 lockdowns. Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO, Tourism Business Council of South Africa.</p>


COVID-19 lock-down: SA tourism calls for faster reopening

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<p>With many countries starting to open up after a month of lock-downs and partial lock-downs, some companies have resorted to employees working from home but with this new skills are needed. Talent Match CEO, Allen Kendunga joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


COVID-19: Do employees need reskilling for the new workplace?

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<p>Udo Okonjo is an international lawyer and real estate entrepreneur who is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Fine and Country West Africa, a global real estate brand, specializing in providing a premium service through exceptional marketing. But to get to the top of the chaotic luxury real estate market in West Africa, Okonjo had to not only be exceptional at what she does but also overcome insurmountable challenges against all odds.<br />
https://www.cnbcafrica.com/category/tv-shows/against-all-odds/&#8230;</p>


Against the Odds with Peace Hyde EP06 hosts Udo Okonjo

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<p>South African’s were able to quench their thirst from Monday, after the 2 month alcohol ban was lifted under level 3 lock-down regulations. Liquor stores across the country opened their doors to eager customers who are able to buy alcohol in stores and online in the limited days of Monday to Thursday. Jonah Naidoo, Co-Owner of the Boutique liquor store Dry Dock joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


How e-commerce is transforming SA’s liquor industry amid COVID-19 lock-down

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<p>South Africa’s aviation sector partially reopened from Covid-19 lock-down’s this week, with the resumption of domestic business travel being allowed to take off. To understand what steps have been taken to maximise passenger safety at the country’s airports we speak with Refentse Shinners, Group Executive of Corporate affairs at the Airports Company of South Africa.</p>


COVID-19: Reopening aviation in South Africa

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<p>In 2006, little known economics professor Nouriel Roubini warned that the US housing market was at risk of collapsing. Fast forward two years and it did, triggering the global financial crisis. Roubini, now known is Dr Doom is forecasting another economic depression, contradicting the consensus view the recovery from Covid-19 will be V-shaped. Dr Adrian Saville, CEO of Cannon Asset Managers joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


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COVID-19 lock-down: SA tourism calls for faster reopening

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Outgoing Safaricom CFO Sateesh Kamath on his new role at Vodafone Business

Building Africa’s Prosperity EP3: How can DFIs contribute to filling Africa’s infrastructure gap?

Grit Real Estate CEO on company delisting from the JSE

Facebook launches Messenger Kids across Sub-Saharan Africa

How Rwanda’s taxi-motos industry is navigating COVID-19 headwinds

Tik Tok eyes Facebook’s top spot as SA’s favourite social media

ARCH’s Africa renewable power fund shines $3mn on Sun Exchange

COVID-19: Rwanda looks to tech solutions to revive its tourism industry

Dar Es Salaam Stock Exchange CEO speaks on the impact of COVID-19

This R10bn fund seeks to help restore SA’s economy back to health

Tilewa Adebajo on oil & 100-days of COVID-19 in Nigeria

COVID-19 lock-down: SA tourism calls for faster reopening

COVID-19: Do employees need reskilling for the new workplace?

Against the Odds with Peace Hyde EP06 hosts Udo Okonjo

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