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<p>Witness the pinnacle of excellence and innovation in African banking with African Banker Awards. Explore the ground-breaking reforms, modernization, and expansive growth driving Africa&#8217;s financial sector forward. Join us as we unveil the remarkable achievements shaping the future of banking across the continent on CNBC Africa.</p>


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African Banker Awards 2024: Highlights Special

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<p>Experience Rwanda&#8217;s journey from tragedy to triumph, exploring its pre-colonial glory, the horrors of genocide, and the resilient spirit that rebuilt the nation. Join us for a poignant reflection on Rwanda&#8217;s past and its inspiring path towards a bright future.</p>


Discover Rwanda: A Walk Through History

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<p>The treasury bills market witnessed some bearish drive as investors switch interest from the newly issued June paper to fund obligations from Wednesday primary market auction. Analysts at UBA expect continued interest in the secondary market as investors move to fulfil their orders. Kenneth Onuoha, Team Member, Assets and Liabilities at UBA joins CNBC Africa for a market wrap.</p>


UBA: Sell-pressure seen on newly issued June paper

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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect mixed sentiments in the T-bills secondary market as investors continue to cherry-pick high-yielding securities and also fund their obligations, as speculators exit winnings from the mid-week auction. For the bond side, analysts expect a weak appetite for bonds. Daniel Afolabi, Treasury Team Member, Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


Access: Speculators exit winnings from mid-week T-bills auction

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<p>The BRICS Alliance, together with the new member additions, provides immense trade and investment opportunities for the African continent. A panel of industry experts delve into the benefits of AfCFTA and BRICS Plus and how enhanced bilateral investment agreements can improve trade between BRICS Plus members and the African continent.</p>


AfDB Annual Meetings 2024: BRICS Plus & Africa: Trade & Investment Opportunities for the Continent

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<p>Analysts at UBA expect market rates to inch higher following the OMO auction settlement. Meanwhile, the Debt Management office offered a total of 221 billion Naira across the three tenor buckets at the T-bills primary market auction. Chuka Nwachukwu, Head of Assets and Liabilities Management at UBA joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


UBA: Rates to inch higher following OMO auction settlement

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<p>Investors are expected to remain on the side-lines in anticipation of higher yields at the T-bills market today, ahead of the T-bills Primary Market Auction where bills totalling 221 billion naira will mature and be rolled over. Dipo Ajayi, Head of Fixed Income and FX at Chapel Hill Denham Securities joins CNBC Africa to discuss what to expect this week.</p>


Market focus shifts to primary auction

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<p>In this episode of Startup Caps we take a closer look at e-commerce and consumer markets. We speak to investors about the trends in e-commerce and what investors are looking for in upcoming startups in this sector.</p>


Startup Caps EP6: Africa e-commerce & consumer markets overview

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<p>McDonald’s South Africa’s nationwide campaign called Together Mzansi, aims to provide services and opportunities to underprivileged communities. This Focus On episode profiles its latest initiative, a mobile barber service that will give free haircuts to the elderly in Eldorado Park, a region in the south of Johannesburg, South Africa.</p>


Focus On McDonald’s South Africa’s Together Mzansi Initiative

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<p>Africa is home to some of the largest displaced populations due to past and on-going civil conflicts. In addition, most of those who lack access to digital learning skills within refugee communities are girls and women. What can be done to close the digital divide? Can such skills be extended to the host communities? The June EdTech Mondays Africa will interrogate the above situations and try to understand the existing ecosystem of designing EdTech with such users in mind without universalizing the “refugee community” experience. The key question is: Can EdTech designers realistically achieve that given the general imperative to design for a ‘universal’ reach?</p>


EdTech Mondays: Designing Edtech for Refugees and Displaced People

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<p>A panel discussion from Nairobi, Kenya on the theme: Recalibration of Global Financial Systems. The time has come for a renewed financing mechanism for sustainable development and to flip the script on Africa’s financing. Speakers explore Africa’s achievements to improve its growth, become more globally competitive and secure a future-proof Africa.</p>


Recalibration of Global Financial Systems

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<p>Join us as we explore Rwanda&#8217;s vibrant entrepreneurial landscape, where innovation meets opportunity, transforming lives and shaping a brighter future for all. Discover how pioneering tech solutions are driving impactful change across the nation in this episode of Game Changers.</p>


Game Changers: Innovative entrepreneurship: Transforming lives in Rwanda

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<p>From the 59th Annual Assembly of the African Development Bank and the 50th meeting of the African Development Fund in Nairobi Kenya, we bring you a high-level Presidential Dialogue on the theme: Africa&#8217;s Transformation, The African Development Bank Group, and the Reform of the Global Financial Architecture.</p>


AfDB AGM 2024: Africa’s Transformation, the AfDB Group & Reform of the Global Financial Architecture

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<p>Traders at UBA say the T-bills market is closing the month mixed activity, with sideways interest observed in papers maturing between February and May 2025. Meanwhile, the local bonds space is trading calm though with a bearish bias. Kenneth Onuoha, Team Member, Assets and Liabilities at UBA joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


UBA: T-Bills market sentiment to remain mixed

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<p>Analysts at Norrenberger expect the Nigerian equities market remain uncertain given the current challenging macroeconomic conditions and the ongoing bank recapitalisation efforts. Meanwhile, the securities firm expects the inflation rate to slightly go up in June and FX stabilisation within the ranges of 1,200 to 1,500 naira to the U.S. dollar. Ekene Oyeka, Securities Trader at Norrenberger joins CNBC Africa for the highlights of market movements this month and the outlook for June.</p>


Norrenberger: Macro conditions, bank recapitalisation fuel market uncertainty

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<p>The 59th Annual Assembly of the African Development Bank and the 50th meeting of the African Development Fund in Nairobi Kenya, welcomed African Heads of State for an open Presidential Dialogue to discuss what is needed to Reform the Global Financial Architecture to address Africa&#8217;s financial shortfalls.</p>


AfDB AGM 2024: Reforming the Global Financial Architecture: Fit for Africa’s Transformation

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<p>The African Development Bank hosts its 59th Annual Assembly of the African Development Bank and the 50th meeting of the African Development Fund in Nairobi Kenya. We bring you the Opening Ceremony.</p>


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African Banker Awards 2024: Highlights Special

Discover Rwanda: A Walk Through History

UBA: Sell-pressure seen on newly issued June paper

Access: Speculators exit winnings from mid-week T-bills auction

AfDB Annual Meetings 2024: BRICS Plus & Africa: Trade & Investment Opportunities for the Continent

UBA: Rates to inch higher following OMO auction settlement

Market focus shifts to primary auction

Startup Caps EP6: Africa e-commerce & consumer markets overview

Focus On McDonald’s South Africa’s Together Mzansi Initiative

EdTech Mondays: Designing Edtech for Refugees and Displaced People

Recalibration of Global Financial Systems

Game Changers: Innovative entrepreneurship: Transforming lives in Rwanda

AfDB AGM 2024: Africa’s Transformation, the AfDB Group & Reform of the Global Financial Architecture

UBA: T-Bills market sentiment to remain mixed

Norrenberger: Macro conditions, bank recapitalisation fuel market uncertainty

AfDB AGM 2024: Reforming the Global Financial Architecture: Fit for Africa’s Transformation

Opening Ceremony of the African Development Bank’s 2024 Annual Meetings

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CNBC Africa

African Banker Awards 2024: Highlights Special

Discover Rwanda: A Walk Through History

UBA: Sell-pressure seen on newly issued June paper

Access: Speculators exit winnings from mid-week T-bills auction

AfDB Annual Meetings 2024: BRICS Plus & Africa: Trade & Investment Opportunities for the Continent

UBA: Rates to inch higher following OMO auction settlement

Market focus shifts to primary auction

Startup Caps EP6: Africa e-commerce & consumer markets overview

Focus On McDonald’s South Africa’s Together Mzansi Initiative

EdTech Mondays: Designing Edtech for Refugees and Displaced People

Recalibration of Global Financial Systems

Game Changers: Innovative entrepreneurship: Transforming lives in Rwanda

AfDB AGM 2024: Africa’s Transformation, the AfDB Group & Reform of the Global Financial Architecture

UBA: T-Bills market sentiment to remain mixed

Norrenberger: Macro conditions, bank recapitalisation fuel market uncertainty

AfDB AGM 2024: Reforming the Global Financial Architecture: Fit for Africa’s Transformation

Opening Ceremony of the African Development Bank’s 2024 Annual Meetings

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