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Joining CNBC Africa for more is Keith Sabilika, Senior Specialist, Financial Technology, Financial Sector Conduct Authority. 

Regulating South Africa's cryptocurrency market

Kenya’s economy is projected to grow by 5.5 per cent in 2023 and hit 6 per cent by 2024 even as the country expands spending in infrastructure. 

Business leaders root for pragmatic solutions to address high unemployment

African leaders are calling for an overhaul of the global financial architecture in what could tilt the fortunes of the continent and unlock cheaper financing towards climate mitigation and adaptation. 

Reforming global financial architecture key to unlocking climate financing 

Investments in digital infrastructure holds enormous potential to unlock Africa’s ICT sector through targeted investments out to tackle poverty and boost connectivity. 

Digital marketplace to drive next growth frontier for global economy 

CNBC Africa is joined by James Turp, Fixed Income Portfolio Manager, Sanlam Investments.

SA’s 2024 bond market outlook

As global leaders and actors in the Climate Change eco-system converge in Dubai for Cop28, Africa is optimistic to course correct on the unfulfilled climate commit by rich countries. 

Loss & damage fund implementation tops Africa’s agenda at Cop28 

Joining CNBC Africa for more is Fáusio Mussá, Chief Economist, Mozambique, Standard Bank. 

Bank of Mozambique kept policy rate steady at 17.25%

OPEC+ oil producers are likely to agree output cuts of at least one million barrels per day for early next year led by Saudi Arabia rolling over its voluntary additional cut and smaller curbs by others. 

Will OPEC+ increase output cuts?

The Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund has committed $50 million to boost Senegal’s fully electric public bus network. 

EAIF commits $50mn to Senegal’s electric bus network

Nigeria’s Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, says the government plans to adopt a bottom-up approach to ensure Nigeria has adequate supply of power in the near term. 

Revamping Nigeria’s power sector strategy

The President and CEO of the CFA Institute, Margaret Franklin, says to address the gap in financial literacy in Africa requires a multi-pronged approach to harness opportunities that abound for the continent’s young population. 

Driving financial literacy in Africa

Chinyere Almona, Director General of the Chamber joins CNBC Africa to discuss measures needed to accelerate Nigeria’s journey to economic recovery.

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