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<p>The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) conducted a search and seizure operation at the premises of Sekunjalo Investment Holdings. The FSCA says the operation was conducted as part of an investigation into allegations of prohibited trading practices in possible contravention of section 80 of the Financial Markets Act. Brandon Topham, Divisional Executive for Investigations and Enforcement joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


FSCA raids Sekunjalo offices

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<p>After years of maladministration, South Africa’s competitiveness is improving. According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report, Africa’s most industrialised economy moved up seven places on the rankings to position 60 out of 141 economies. World Economic Forum Lead Economist, Roberto Crotti joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


SA moves up WEF competiveness rankings

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<p>Bryan Perrie, Managing Director, Concrete Institute joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


How cheap imports threaten survival of SA’s cement manufacturing industry

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<p>Trade union AMCU alleges that the world’s second largest supplier of Ferrochrome, Samancor, has moved up to $1.9 billion out of the country through profit shifting and illicit financial flows.</p>


Joseph Mathunjwa on why AMCU is going after Samancor

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<p>Traders at United Bank for Africa (UBA) say they do not forecast pressure on the Naira as the Investors and Exporters window has been relatively stable, while the Central Bank of Nigeria has continued to use the FX reserves to defend the Naira. Nkechi Ezugha, Forex Trader at UBA joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Nigerian fixed income & Fx watch

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<p>Rear Admiral Begroy Ibe-Enwo says the Gulf of Guinea needs to be secured for Maritime businesses to thrive. On strategies to achieve this – on the sidelines of the Global Maritime Conference in Abuja, Ibe-Enwo, Chief of Policy and Plans at Nigeria&#8217;s Naval Headquarters joins CNBC Africa’s Christy Cole.</p>


Admiral Ibe-Enwo maps out strategies to secure the Gulf of Guinea

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<p>The World Bank says Sub-Sahara Africa’s economy has remained sluggish mainly hampered by persistent uncertainty in the global economy and the slow pace of reforms to enhance domestic resilience. The World Bank projects a 2.6 per cent economic growth for the region this year. This is 0.2 per cent lower than its projections in April. From Washington DC to discuss this, Albert Zeufack, Chief Economist for Africa at the World Bank joins CNBC Africa.</p>


World Bank’s outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa economies

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<p>More than ever Rwandan content producers are coming together working towards a common goal to channel out world class content and in doing so telling the African story. On diaspora involvement and investment into the industry, Founder of Kwetu Film Institute, Eric Kabera joins CNBC Africa.</p>


Why investment is needed to spur creative industry in Rwanda

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<p>Ever since the government of Rwanda launched the Made-in-Rwanda campaign in 2015, exports of locally made products have increased. To better understand how the diaspora has contributed to this, Minister of Trade and Industry, Soraya Hakuziyaremye joins CNBC Africa.</p>


Rwandan diaspora hailed as catalyst for boosting country’s exports

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<p>This year’s edition of Rwanda Day had a new feature &#8211; Career Speed Dating session to link job seekers to job opportunities in Rwanda. Dennis Karera, joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Investment opportunities for Rwandan diaspora

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<p>During Buhari’s budget presentation, the Nigerian President said the 2020 budget is designed to drive fiscal consolidation to strengthen the economy. Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Nigeria&#8217;s elevated fiscal deficits rely on central bank financing which complicates monetary policy. To breakdown Nigeria&#8217;s spending plan, Sam Chidoka, Managing Director and CEO of Kairos Capital joins CNBC Africa.</p>


From the economy to monetary policy: Key takeaways from Nigeria’s 2020 budget

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<p>Traders say they expect Nigeria’s bond market to remain relatively weak as offshore investors remain on the side-lines. To discuss this and other activities in Nigeria’s money markets, Bukky Aregbesola, Head of Fixed Income at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa.</p>


Bond market remains relatively weak: A look at Nigerian markets

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<p>The Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dakuku Peterside says it was important for the 2019 Global Maritime Conference to be held in Africa as the continent needs to be at the centre of finding solutions to the insecurity challenges in the Gulf of Guinea, which has become a global concern. To discuss this, CNBC Africa’s Christy Cole caught up with Dakuku Peterside.</p>


Peterside on finding solutions to maritime criminal activity in the Gulf of Guinea

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<p>South Africa’s top executives have been put under fire over the past few weeks regarding their hefty pay checks. But activism amongst shareholders has prompted companies such as Shoprite to review its remuneration policy. Both Shoprite and Spar have recently announced their invitation for shareholders to discuss and change their remunerations policies. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Chris Blair, CEO at 21st Century.</p>


Here’s how shareholder activism is changing the way company executives are paid

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<p>In February next year , South Africa will experience one of the most thrilling games of tennis as one of the world’s best sport rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal will be playing for the first in Africa. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Janine Händel, CEO of the Roger Federer Foundation.</p>


Tennis legends go head-to-head in aid of charity

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<p>Business Confidence for September has recovered from August’s lowest levels in 34 years which was 89.1 index points to 92.4 index points; this is According to the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s business confidence index. The contributors to increased levels were merchandise exports and a strong rand. Richard Downing, Economist at the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


SA Business Confidence recovers in September

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<p>On the 15th of October Mozambique will be holding their general elections. However, the run up to the elections has been chaotic with dozens of attacks and killings on political campaigners, leaving analyst with the fear of elections not being free and fair. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Nathan Hayes, Mozambique Analyst at The Economist Intelligence Unit.</p>


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FSCA raids Sekunjalo offices

SA moves up WEF competiveness rankings

How cheap imports threaten survival of SA’s cement manufacturing industry

Joseph Mathunjwa on why AMCU is going after Samancor

Nigerian fixed income & Fx watch

Admiral Ibe-Enwo maps out strategies to secure the Gulf of Guinea

World Bank’s outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa economies

Why investment is needed to spur creative industry in Rwanda

Rwandan diaspora hailed as catalyst for boosting country’s exports

Investment opportunities for Rwandan diaspora

From the economy to monetary policy: Key takeaways from Nigeria’s 2020 budget

Bond market remains relatively weak: A look at Nigerian markets

Peterside on finding solutions to maritime criminal activity in the Gulf of Guinea

Here’s how shareholder activism is changing the way company executives are paid

Tennis legends go head-to-head in aid of charity

SA Business Confidence recovers in September

This is what’s at stake as Mozambicans head to the polls

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FSCA raids Sekunjalo offices

SA moves up WEF competiveness rankings

How cheap imports threaten survival of SA’s cement manufacturing industry

Joseph Mathunjwa on why AMCU is going after Samancor

Nigerian fixed income & Fx watch

Admiral Ibe-Enwo maps out strategies to secure the Gulf of Guinea

World Bank’s outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa economies

Why investment is needed to spur creative industry in Rwanda

Rwandan diaspora hailed as catalyst for boosting country’s exports

Investment opportunities for Rwandan diaspora

From the economy to monetary policy: Key takeaways from Nigeria’s 2020 budget

Bond market remains relatively weak: A look at Nigerian markets

Peterside on finding solutions to maritime criminal activity in the Gulf of Guinea

Here’s how shareholder activism is changing the way company executives are paid

Tennis legends go head-to-head in aid of charity

SA Business Confidence recovers in September

This is what’s at stake as Mozambicans head to the polls

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