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<p>The World Trade Organisation has cut its global trade growth forecast for this year by more than half to the weakest level in a decade. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Jameel Ahmad, Global Head of Currency Strategy and Market Research at FXTM.</p>


WTO cuts global trade growth forecast to decade low

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<p>This week at the 2019 International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Athletics Championships happening now in Doha Qatar, we saw the victory of Ugandan runner, Halimah Nakaayi in the women&#8217;s 800m race. The somewhat unpredictable win had Ugandans and the wider region cheering on the athlete across social media and brought international attention to the country as an athletic contender to watch, but how does this benefit Uganda? And how can the country foster more potential stars like this? For answers to these questions, Kenyan sports Analyst, Sharon Allela joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Ugandan athlete Halimah Nakaayi wins Gold in Qatar: How will this motivate future stars?

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<p>Over thirty courier firms have entered the Kenyan market over the past year with the sector deliveries growing by 22.2 per cent as online purchasing picked up according to data from the Communication Authority of Kenya – for more on this and latest business news headlines from Kenya,  Analyst and SME Consultant Victor Otieno joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


How Kenya’s e-commerce industry is revolutionising courier service, public transport sector

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<p>The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has handed down one of its largest fines to date, as they hit MET Collective Investments, a unit trust fund of listed company Momentum with a R100 million fine for contravening various sections of the financial sector laws. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Jurgen Boyd, Divisional Executive for Market Integrity Supervision at the FSCA.</p>


Why the regulator has slapped MET Collective Investments with a record R100mn fine

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<p>Madagascar is ranked 161 among 190 economies globally in ease of doing business while reports also show corruption levels are high. To discuss what’s being done to improve the business climate, CEO of Economic Development Board of Madagascar (EDBM), Andry Tiana Ravalomanda joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Madagascar’s business climate opening up investment opportunities

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<p>Sides of a Horn is the first South African short film to tell a story about the rhino poaching war from both sides of the narrative. The movie, which has qualified for the 92nd Oscars, also won the Grand Jury Award for Best Short Film at the Edmonton International Film Festival. CNBC Africa spoke to Sparkly Kagiso Mokgosi, Associate Producer and Aurelie Stratton, Co-Producer of Sides of a Horn.</p>


SA short film ‘Sides of a Horn’ qualifies for Oscar nomination

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<p>Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa addressed the nation at this year’s 2019 State of the Nation Address which he acknowledged deepening poverty in a country that has seen record inflation, rolling blackouts and cash shortages. Joseph Busha, Managing Director, JM BUSHA Investment Group and Batanai Matsika, Head Of Research At Morgan &#038; Co joins CNBC Africa to unpack some the key issues that the president looks to tackle.</p>


Emmerson Mnangagwa calls for patience as he rebuilds Zim economy

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<p>The cost of mobile data for consumers in low and middle-income countries has fallen across all regions. This is new research found by the Alliance for Affordable Internet, an initiative of the Web Foundation. Low-income countries saw the most improvement. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Sonia Jorge, Executive Director for Alliance for Affordable Internet.</p>


How mobile data prices compare across Africa

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<p>In a conversation, discussing financing of Africa’s integration programs and the importance of collaboration between the public and the private sector, Regional Coverage Executive at Trade and Development Bank (TDB), Dr. Madouba Diagne joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


TDB’s Madouba Diagne on intra-Africa trade growth outlook

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<p>There are fears that the African economy will be affected much with the increasing uncertainty in the global economy. To shed more light on their Quarterly economic forecast on Africa, Head of research at Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, Francois Conradie joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


How the global economic slowdown impacts African economies in Q3

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<p>As Nigeria celebrates its Independence Day, 59 years has been quite a journey since the breakaway from colonial rule. Nigeria is currently in its fourth Republic and democracy has taken a much stronger hold since 1999. To discuss how Nigeria plans to forge ahead – Chamberlain Peterside; CEO of Xcellon Capital Advisory, Andrew Nevin; Partner and Chief Economist at PwC Nigeria, and Ajuri Ngelale; Senior Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Public Affairs all join CNBC Africa&#8217;s Kenneth Igbomor for more&#8230;.</p>


Nigeria turns 59: What’s been accomplished and what still needs to be done

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<p>Nigerian tech hub, Co-Creation or ccHUB, has announced its acquisition of the Kenyan based, iHub, marking an industry first on the continent – one tech hub taking over another. This comes less than a year after the ccHUB entered the Rwandan market with its unique &#8216;Design Lab&#8217;, the self-proclaimed first creative space in Africa to focus solely on product design and tech innovation. Bosun Tijani, Co-Founder of ccHUB joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>
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Nigeria’s ccHUB acquires Kenya’s iHUB: What does this mean for growth of tech-hubs in Africa?

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<p>At last week&#8217;s UN Youth Climate Summit, Ghislain Irakoze, Founder of ‘wastezone’, an e-waste recycling company was one of the 100 young people selected to find solutions on climate change. On the dangers and opportunities the e-waste industry provides, he joins CNBC Africa&#8217;s Arnold Kwizera for more.</p>


Young entrepreneurs turning trash into cash in recycling drive

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<p>Coffee is a major export crop in most East African countries, underlining its importance to the region’s economy. As the world celebrates International coffee day – to discuss the future of the sector amid falling prices, among other challenges, East Africa COO of SUCAFINA SA, Justin Archer joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


What the future holds for East Africa’s coffee industry

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<p>The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has had its worst third quarter performance in 9 years with a 5 per cent decrease since the end of June.</p>


Where to find value on the JSE in Q4

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<p>The Competition Commission released findings of its Health Market Inquiry which uncovered problems with South Africa’s private medical aid schemes and hospitals. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Dr Lungi Nyathi the Executive Director for Health Management at AfroCentric.</p>


AfroCentric reacts to Health Market Inquiry report

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<p>AIM listed, vanadium producer Bushveld Minerals has cited improved operational performance through its transformation programme at Vametco which delivered the highest quarter of production in over 2 years. The company has also received approval to acquire Vanchem assets for a consideration of $68 million. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Fortune Mojapelo, CEO of Bushveld Minerals Limited.</p>


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WTO cuts global trade growth forecast to decade low

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SA short film ‘Sides of a Horn’ qualifies for Oscar nomination

Emmerson Mnangagwa calls for patience as he rebuilds Zim economy

How mobile data prices compare across Africa

TDB’s Madouba Diagne on intra-Africa trade growth outlook

How the global economic slowdown impacts African economies in Q3

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Young entrepreneurs turning trash into cash in recycling drive

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