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The Chairman of Seplat Energy, Udo Udoma says the board and shareholders of the oil firm showed satisfaction at the 2024 performance following the acquisition of Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited which more than doubled its production. 

Seplat Energy Chairman speaks to 2024 performance

Mid-tier mining and materials company Afrimat says falling iron ore prices and the underperformance of South Africa’s export rail lines resulted in annual earnings taking a plunge. 

Afrimat FY’25 HEPS sinks 87%, CEO cites impact of “a perfect storm”

CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa is joined by Russell Mmiso Dlamini, Prime Minister of Kingdom of eSwatini for this discussion. 

Prime Minister Dlamini on what makes Eswatini attractive to investors

Zambia’s annual inflation rate flatlined in April on a softer rise in food costs, providing room for the central bank to pause interest-rate increases next month. 

IMF downgrades Zambia 2025 growth forecast to 6.2%

Rwanda’s Central Bank has exuded optimism in achieving a growth rate of above 7 per cent in 2025 as domestic inflation continues to ease. The bank has just held its latest MPC meeting where it retained the benchmark lending rate at 6.5 per cent. 

Rwanda's Central Bank holds policy rate at 6.5% 

Chairman of Access Holdings, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede says the company expects stronger performance in 2025 after posting nearly five trillion naira in gross earnings in 2024. 

Access Holdings expects strong 2025 performance

The Secretary General of Togo's Ministry of Economy and Finance, Stephane Akaya believes building massive concessional resources can help address the debt challenge facing Africa.

Africa needs massive concessional resources to address debt challenge 

The CEO of Seplat Energy, Roger Brown, has hinted that company aims to supply over 850 million standard cubic feet of gas. 

Seplat Energy targets 850mmscf gas output 

The Chief Operations Officer at Seplat Energy, Samson Ezugworie, has been giving update on the operationalisation of the Anoh Gas plant, stating that the plant is ready for startup and to receive wet gas as they explore options to address challenges.

Seplat: Anoh Gas plant ready to receive wet gas for commissioning

Nigeria is expecting as much as 3 billion dollars investment in telecommunications equipment and fibre optic infrastructure by mid 2025. Can this momentum be sustained with the right business environment and policy reforms? 

How Nigeria can sustain investment inflow in telecom infrastructure

S&P Global Ratings says they could raise Ghana's ratings in the next 12-18 months if the country makes progress in stabilizing public finances and reducing its debt service burden. 

S&P: CCC+ rating better represents Ghana's creditworthiness 

A report by Rocky Mountain Institute and the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet shows that aligning site selection with electricity Distribution Companies investment plans, standardising grid upgrades and using smart meters.

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