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<p>This highlights special showcases the Mastercard Indaba 2024 hosted in Pretoria under the theme of ‘Paradigms. Payments. Possibilities – Collaborating for Progress’. The two-day summit highlighted Africa’s economic potential within the digital payments landscape and brought together partners and stakeholders to discuss solutions for local challenges using global insights.</p>


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Focus On: Highlights Special of the Mastercard Indaba 2024

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<p>Traders at UBA say the market is calm as focus remains skewed to today’s Primary Market Auction. Meanwhile, money market rates are expected to increase marginally for the rest of the week due to the bonds and T-bills auction settlement. Chuka Nwachukwu, Head of ALM and Balance Sheet Management at UBA joins CNBC Africa for more market updates.</p>


UBA: Investors await outcome of mid-week primary auction

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<p>Investors have their attention fixed on today’s 228-billion naira T-bills auction. For the bond side, traders at Access Bank expect cherry-picking to persist although on a less aggressive note given the bond auction settlement. Oladimeji Obasa, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more on mid-week market movements.</p>


Investors look to ₦228bn T-bills auction for direction

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<p>In this episode of Startup Caps, we explore how Africa&#8217;s education sector is undergoing a digital transformation, with edtech startups playing a critical role. From providing affordable access, quality education and personalized learning experiences, these innovators are shaping the future of learning on the continent.</p>


Startup Caps EP9: Transforming Africa’s edtech sector

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<p>The bears continue to hold sway in the Nigerian equities market as profit taking activity continue. Meanwhile, the Securities and Exchange Commission released the framework for the banking sector recapitalization exercise. Ekene Oyeka, a Securities dealer at Norrenberger joins CNBC Africa to review the trading day and activities shaping investor sentiments.</p>


Equities: Bears hold sway

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<p>This week we’re looking into Climate tech, Greentech, or as some call it Cleantech, which is all about developing and deploying technologies that address climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving energy efficiency, and fostering sustainability.</p>


Startup Caps EP8: Greentech: Fostering sustainability through energy efficient technologies

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<p>Intermarc Consulting presents the 24th edition of its Digital Day Expo Conference and Exhibition as the platform seeks to redefine the future of payments in Nigeria. CNBC Africa in this special broadcast brings you highlights of the 2-day event in Lagos, Nigeria and what to expect in the silver jubilee anniversary.</p>


Focus On: Intermarc Consulting holds 24th edition of Digital Pay Expo

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<p>Rivers State is showcasing its investment potential and economic opportunities hosting this year’s Economic and Investment Summit tagged Rivers Emerge. CNBC Africa in this special broadcast brings you details of the 2-day event and more.</p>


Focus On: Rivers State Economic & Investment Summit Highlights Special

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<p>This episode of Doing Business in Rwanda brings focus onto a magnetic tourism destination; the King&#8217;s Palace in Nyanza. Offering a glimpse into Rwanda&#8217;s rich history, once the heart of the nation and a site of legendary battles, Nyanza now connects visitors to the past.</p>


Nyanza: Gateway to Rwanda’s storied past

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<p>Analysts at Parthian Securities say they expect investors&#8217; sentiments to remain mixed as buy interest in some bank stocks positively tilts the overall direction of the equities market. Chinazom Izuora, a Senior Associate, Investment Brokerage at Parthian Securities, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


Parthian: Mixed sentiments to persist in Nigeria equities

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<p>Data by Nigeria’s Debt Management Office shows that total Public Debt stood at 121.67 trillion naira at the end of the first quarter of this year. Meanwhile, investors have set their sights on Monday’s bond auction as traders at Access Bank say they expect minimal activities in today’s trading. Tobechukwu Ikpe, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


Nigeria’s public debt hits ₦121.7trn in Q1’24

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<p>In this panel discussion from the 31st Afreximbank Annual Meetings held in the Bahamas, CNBC Africa anchor Fifi Peters and the panel discuss the topic of An Emergent Global Africa: A Platform for Sustainable Economic Transformation.</p>


AAM24: Emergent Global Africa: A Platform for Sustainable Economic Transformation

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<p>In this CNBC Africa Special, Kenny Fihla, CEO for Corporate &#038; Investment Banking at Standard Bank talks to Forbes Africa’s Managing Editor Renuka Methil on the progress Africa&#8217;s biggest lender is making towards financing renewable energy projects. He also touches briefly on his professional history and the lessons he has learnt at the helm of the organisation.</p>


Standard Bank’s Kenny Fihla on advancing Africa’s energy transformation


<p>The &#8220;Doing Business Angola 2024&#8221; event, held this Tuesday in Lisbon, brought together key stakeholders to discuss Angola’s evolving business landscape. Organized by Forbes Africa Lusophone and Jornal Económico, the second edition of DBA emphasized Angola&#8217;s potential as a gateway to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region and addressed critical infrastructure, economic, and tourism challenges.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-macro-perspective-on-business-environment"><strong>Macro Perspective on Business Environment</strong></h2>



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<p>N’Gunu Tiny, founder of the Media9 group, opened the event by emphasizing a macro approach to Angola’s business environment, particularly the transportation sector&#8217;s role in linking to the regional economy. Highlighting Angola&#8217;s GDP growth from $14 billion to $70 billion, Tiny stressed the importance of infrastructure developments such as the Lobito Corridor and the new Luanda airport. He noted, &#8220;These infrastructures usher the country into a new era of growth, but access to markets remains a significant challenge.&#8221;</p>



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<p>João Afonso Fialho from Vieira de Almeida urged Portugal to enhance its investment support for Angola, moving from rhetoric to action. He praised the U.S. for its pragmatic investment policies, suggesting Europe, and specifically Portugal, should follow suit. &#8220;We need to put money behind these programs; it&#8217;s time to be pragmatic,&#8221; Fialho asserted, highlighting the strategic importance of the Lobito Corridor project and critical minerals.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-attracting-foreign-investment"><strong>Attracting Foreign Investment</strong></h2>



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<p>Arlindo Chagas Rangel, president of the Angolan Private Investment and Export Promotion Agency (AIPEX), underscored Angola’s competitive advantages and the country&#8217;s evolution into an attractive destination for foreign capital. He spotlighted the agro-food and pharmaceutical sectors as pivotal for diversifying Angola’s economy. Rangel highlighted ongoing legislative reforms and fiscal incentives, such as tax reductions, to entice investors. He also mentioned the recent waiver of visa requirements for 98 countries, including Portugal, as a step towards opening up the country to the world.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-tourism-and-economic-growth"><strong>Tourism and Economic Growth</strong></h2>



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<p>Pedro Machado, Portugal’s Secretary of State for Tourism, highlighted the strong ties between Portugal and Portuguese-speaking countries. He noted Portugal&#8217;s improved standing in the IMD World Competitiveness Center (WCC) ranking, now at 36th place. Machado emphasized the strategic importance of tourism, citing that Portugal hosted over 30 million tourists in 2023, generating €21 billion in revenue.</p>



<p>The &#8220;Doing Business Angola 2024&#8221; event underscored the importance of strategic investments, infrastructure development, and international partnerships in fostering economic growth in Angola. As Angola opens its doors to global investors and tourists, the country&#8217;s commitment to creating a favorable business environment and reducing reliance on raw materials is evident. The collaborative efforts between Angola and Portugal, backed by pragmatic investment strategies, are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the future economic landscape of Angola and the broader SADC region.</p>



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“Doing Business Angola 2024” Highlights Economic Opportunities and Strategic Partnerships

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<p>Analysts say they expect the renewed interest in banking stocks to continue as banks begin share issuance amid recapitalisation drive. Muktar Mohammed, an Analyst at Assar Investments, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


Investors renew interest in banks

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<p>The 31st Afreximbank Annual Meetings brought together key public and private sector figures to thrash out strategies to advance trade and investment between the Caribbean, Africa and the wider diaspora. This panel discussion explores the topic: Towards an Afri-Caribbean Free Trade Agreement: The Pathway to Self-Determination.</p>


AAM 2024: Towards an Afri-Caribbean Free Trade Agreement: The Pathway to Self-Determination

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<p>CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutiwa sat down with Tertius Zitzke, CEO of 4Sight for this discussion.</p>


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Nigeria’s public debt hits ₦121.7trn in Q1’24

AAM24: Emergent Global Africa: A Platform for Sustainable Economic Transformation

Standard Bank’s Kenny Fihla on advancing Africa’s energy transformation

“Doing Business Angola 2024” Highlights Economic Opportunities and Strategic Partnerships

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