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<p>PJ Velhuizen, Managing Director, Gillan &#038; Veldhuizen Incorporated and Daniel Silke, Director, Political Futures Consultancy join CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Analysis: The rubber has finally hit the tarmac for SAA

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<p>Rwanda&#8217;s leading bank by assets Bank of Kigali last week announced a 25 billion francs profit for the first nine months of 2019. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Arnold Kwizera spoke to the Bank&#8217;s Board Chairman, Marc Holtzman for more.</p>


Bank of Kigali on earnings

Bank of Kigali on earnings, consolidation plans

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<p>Young people at the ongoing ICASA Conference in Rwanda have cited the lack of inclusion as a challenge in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Zoe Bibusa, Deputy Director Young People Living with HIV Zambia joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


ICASA 2019 Rwanda: Zoe Bibusa on the biggest threat in fighting HIV

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<p>The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) 19th Annual Essay Competition is designed to develop a culture of wealth creation for the youth. CEO of the Nigerian Stock Exchange Oscar Onyema emphasized the need for innovative solutions to leverage the Capital Market for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. CNBC Africa’s Samuel Onalaru caught up with him on the sidelines of the event.</p>


Oscar Onyema: Annual Essay Competition seeks to improve financial literacy and inclusion

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<p>The Managing Director of the Education Partnership Center, Modupe Adefeso-Olateju says it is absolutely critical for children to understand that there are different types of literacy one of which is financial literacy. She joins CNBC Africa’s Samuel Onalaru on the sidelines of the 19th Essay Competition organized by the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).</p>


Annual Essay Competition: Modupe Adefeso-Olateju on its important to teach our kids about money

Annual Essay Competition: Modupe Adefeso-Olateju on why its important to teach our kids about money

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<p>All unnecessary loopholes and layers creating opportunities for abuse must be removed for Nigeria’s local contention adoption to thrive within the oil and gas sector. That’s according to Senator Teslim Folarin, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Local Content while speaking to CNBC Africa’s Christy Cole on the sidelines of the just-concluded Practical Nigerian Content held in Yenagoa, Bayelsa.</p>


Practical Nigerian Content: We must plug adoption loopholes to local content – Teslim Folarin

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<p>While Zambians remain heavily reliant on cash for transactions, the numbers are improving with new products being developed with the support of regulatory authorities. Tola Adebayo, Head of digital banking at UBA Zambia spoke to CNBC Africa on the cashless policy drive in Zambia.</p>


How effective is Zambia’s cashless policy?

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<p>Senegal’s Minister for Economy, Planning and International Corporation, Amadou Hott, says when African countries borrow, they have to make sure the debt is mostly used for acquiring assets that generate both social and economic returns. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Kenneth Igbomor caught up with him on the sidelines of IMF&#8217;s International Conference in Senegal which focused on sustainable development and debt sustainability.</p>


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Sustainable Development, Sustainable Debt: Debt must acquire assets that generate social & economic returns – Amadou Hott

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<p>Stakeholder-engagements at the 9th Practical Nigerian Content have revolved around leveraging local content to grow Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, deepening the sector’s contributions to GDP as well as re-working policies. On the sidelines of the event, Chief Operating Officer of Starzs Investments, Iroghama Obuoforibo joins CNBC Africa’s Christy Cole, to discuss collaborations which are vital to building capacity of service providers within the industry and how they must be deliberately cultivate.</p>


Practical Nigerian Content: Iroghama Obuoforibo: Collaboration vital for capacity building

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<p>Rating agency, Moody’s has changed its outlook on the government of Nigeria’s ratings to negative from stable. Moody&#8217;s says the negative outlook reflects its view of increasing risks to Nigeria’s fiscal strength and external position. Kayode Akindele, Partner at TIA Capital joins CNBC Africa to discuss stories making headlines in Nigeria.</p>


Moody’s changes outlook on Nigeria’s B2 rating from stable to negative

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<p>The theme of this year&#8217;s African Economic Conference focuses on jobs, entrepreneurship and capacity development for African youths. This was jointly organised by African Development Bank (AfDB), United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Hanan Morsy, Director for Macroeconomic Forecasting and Research at AfDB joins CNBC Africa to discuss the ways to build capacity development for African youths.</p>


African Economic Conference: Hanan Morsy on how to build capacity development for African youths

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<p>The Afrimat Construction Index for the third quarter of 2019 showed an increase of 5.1 per cent quarter on quarter, with the belief that there is still some life in the construction sector due to improved levels of activity since the first quarter. Joining CNBC Africa to unpack more is Dr Roelof Botha, Economist &#038; Head of ACI.</p>


SA’s construction sector sees green shoots of growth

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<p>Sixty five per cent of all transactions in South Africa remain cash, better than the continental average of 95 per cent but much higher than the rest of the world. The South African Payments Association (PASA) is working to rectify that. CNBC Africa caught up with John Buitendag, Manager for Strategy and Research for more.</p>


PASA’s Buitendag on the role of technology in reducing cash transactions

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<p>National carrier South African Airways has officially been placed into business rescue as of today. The decision was taken on by the SAA board and supported by government. Joining CNBC Africa to give insight into SAA is Dirk Herman, Chief Operating Officer of Solidarity, Peter Attard Montalto, Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex and Martin Kingston an SAA board member.</p>


SAA placed in business rescue: What lies ahead for the troubled national carrier?

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<p>Outdated legislation are some of the biggest hindrances in the fight to stop the spread of HIV according to experts at the ongoing Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) Conference in Kigali – CNBC Africa&#8217;s Arnold Kwizera caught up with Legal Advisor to Kenya Sex Workers Alliance (KESWA), Munjiru Wanjiru for more.</p>


KESWA’s Wanjiru on how to stop the spread of HIV in Kenya

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<p>The macroenomics impact of HIV/AIDS in Africa has seen a 1.4 per cent net effect on the Gross domestic product (GDP) of Sub Saharan countries with small households the most affected. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Arnold Kwizera sat down with SRH/HIV Advisor at United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) regional office, Innocent Meodisaotsile for more.</p>


The impact of HIV and AIDS on African economies

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<p>Recently large South African and international companies have closed down shop in Zimbabwe due to the crippling economic crisis. Joining CNBC Africa to unpack why companies such as Pepkor, PPC, Nampak and Distell have given up on the Zimbabwean markets is Batanai Matsika, Head of Research at Morgan &#038; Co.</p>


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Analysis: The rubber has finally hit the tarmac for SAA

Bank of Kigali on earnings, consolidation plans

ICASA 2019 Rwanda: Zoe Bibusa on the biggest threat in fighting HIV

Oscar Onyema: Annual Essay Competition seeks to improve financial literacy and inclusion

Annual Essay Competition: Modupe Adefeso-Olateju on why its important to teach our kids about money

Practical Nigerian Content: We must plug adoption loopholes to local content – Teslim Folarin

How effective is Zambia’s cashless policy?

Sustainable Development, Sustainable Debt: Debt must acquire assets that generate social & economic returns – Amadou Hott

Practical Nigerian Content: Iroghama Obuoforibo: Collaboration vital for capacity building

Moody’s changes outlook on Nigeria’s B2 rating from stable to negative

African Economic Conference: Hanan Morsy on how to build capacity development for African youths

SA’s construction sector sees green shoots of growth

PASA’s Buitendag on the role of technology in reducing cash transactions

SAA placed in business rescue: What lies ahead for the troubled national carrier?

KESWA’s Wanjiru on how to stop the spread of HIV in Kenya

The impact of HIV and AIDS on African economies

Why this analyst thinks Zim’s economic crisis offers great opportunity for bargain hunters

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Analysis: The rubber has finally hit the tarmac for SAA

Bank of Kigali on earnings, consolidation plans

ICASA 2019 Rwanda: Zoe Bibusa on the biggest threat in fighting HIV

Oscar Onyema: Annual Essay Competition seeks to improve financial literacy and inclusion

Annual Essay Competition: Modupe Adefeso-Olateju on why its important to teach our kids about money

Practical Nigerian Content: We must plug adoption loopholes to local content – Teslim Folarin

How effective is Zambia’s cashless policy?

Sustainable Development, Sustainable Debt: Debt must acquire assets that generate social & economic returns – Amadou Hott

Practical Nigerian Content: Iroghama Obuoforibo: Collaboration vital for capacity building

Moody’s changes outlook on Nigeria’s B2 rating from stable to negative

African Economic Conference: Hanan Morsy on how to build capacity development for African youths

SA’s construction sector sees green shoots of growth

PASA’s Buitendag on the role of technology in reducing cash transactions

SAA placed in business rescue: What lies ahead for the troubled national carrier?

KESWA’s Wanjiru on how to stop the spread of HIV in Kenya

The impact of HIV and AIDS on African economies

Why this analyst thinks Zim’s economic crisis offers great opportunity for bargain hunters

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