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<p>From the Intra-Africa Trade Forum – We hear from prominent African leaders about building trade and investment bridges across the continent&#8230;.</p>


IATF2021: African leaders highlight strengthening trade & investment relations

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<p>Africa&#8217;s largest trade exhibition, the Intra-Africa Trade Fair, is taking place in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal this week, with the continent seeking to re-ignite a trade push disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. CNBC Africa’s Dewald Rademeyer caught up with the Kwazulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala, and TIKZN CEO Neville Matjie for an overview of the trade fair and manufacturing in the province in this episode of Focus On Trade &#038; Investment KZN&#8230;.</p>


Focus On Trade & Investment KZN: Durban hosts Africa’s largest trade exhibition

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<p>The Future of Health Summit 2021 is the 6th annual event in collaboration with Forbes Africa and Philips and was presented virtually over two evenings. It brought together thought leaders and specialists across the healthcare spectrum to unpack the lessons healthcare leaders can take from the many challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has posed to the sector over the past year to build a resilient future&#8230;.</p>


Future of Health Summit 2021: How leaders can learn from the past to build a resilient future

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<p>The Future of Health Summit 2021 is the 6th annual event in collaboration with Forbes Africa and Philips and was presented virtually over two evenings. It brought together thought leaders and specialists across the healthcare spectrum to unpack the lessons healthcare leaders can take from the many challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has posed to the sector over the past year to build a resilient future&#8230;.</p>


Future of Health Summit 2021: Looking Beyond the Crisis

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<p>Gauteng province accounts for just over a third of South Africa&#8217;s economic output and like the rest of the country has been hit hard the Covid-19 pandemic. Premier David Makhura is our special guest. CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa took him through the coronavirus recovery effort to building coalitions for Gauteng&#8217;s hung metros after last week&#8217;s local government elections&#8230;.</p>


Gauteng Premier David Makhura on economic recovery

Gauteng Premier David Makhura on economic recovery, vaccination efforts & election results

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<p>Enoch Godongwana&#8217;s maiden mini budget has been well received by some economists. The finance minister strongly emphasised fiscal consolidation and reform policies but will he deliver in the long term? Joining CNBC Africa to discuss this and more for our post-budget panel is Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes and Citibank economist Gina Schoeman&#8230;.</p>


Key takeaways from finmin Godongwana’s medium term budget speech

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<p>(Watch Full speech) &#8211; South Africa’s newly-appointed Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivers his first Medium Term Budget Policy Statement&#8230;.</p>


SA Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivers his first medium term budget speech

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<p>Traders at UBA say they don’t expect rates to be any different from the previous auction, as the Central Bank of Nigeria goes to the market to conduct a primary market auction valued at 150 billion naira today. Dumebi Udegbunam, a Fixed Income Trader at UBA, joins CNBC Africa for a wrap on trading activities at the fixed income market&#8230;.</p>


No change in market dynamics since last T-bills auction

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<p>Traders at Access Bank, say they expect a quiet Treasury Bills market as investors position for the 150 billion naira treasury bills Primary Market Auction by Nigeria&#8217;s Debt Management Office today. Dimeji Obasa, Team Member, Treasury Coverage at Access Bank, joins CNBC Africa to discuss the fixed income and FX markets&#8230;.</p>


DMO to offer ₦150bn at today’s NTB auction

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<p>In this session of Absa Insights Series, we bring the spotlight on Energy. With the United Nations Climate Change Conference happening in Glasgow, Africa need to ask itself, where it fits into the global resource mix. Shirley Webber, Coverage Head for Resources and Energy at Absa Corporate and Investment Banking joins CNBC Africa&#8217;s Fifi Peters to explore this in more detail&#8230;.</p>


ABSA Insight Series: A look at Africa’s position in the global resource mix

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<p>Focus On The Conference on Land Policy in Africa features interviews with three expert speakers from the 4th edition of the Conference. This year&#8217;s theme is “Land governance for safeguarding art, culture, and heritage”, and aligns with the African Union Declaration of 2021 for building the Africa we want&#8230;.</p>


2021 Conference on Land Policy in Africa: Land governance for safeguarding art

2021 Conference on Land Policy in Africa: Land governance for safeguarding art, culture & heritage

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<p>The 2021 Conference on Land Policy in Africa focuses on fostering innovation and stimulating social and economic value through creativity, talent, intellectual capital, expressions of the arts, and cultural entrepreneurship as envisioned in Agenda 2063&#8230;.</p>


2021 Conference on Land Policy in Africa: Opening Ceremony

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<p>According to the African Development Bank, less than 25 per cent of African higher education students are in STEM fields. Unfortunately, most African schools do not specialize in STEM subjects, and since few students can afford to travel abroad for an education in STEM subjects, it is vital to focus on the education in Africa itself&#8230;.</p>


Getting to the root to strengthen STEM

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<p>This highlights special on the Seplat Energy Summit 2021 explores the topical issue of energy transition in Africa. Nigeria is a particular focus. For Seplat, energy transition is not the end of oil and gas, but an era in which to deliver the right mix of energy that will transition to clean energy solutions such as wind energy, hydropower and solar energy to problems of climate change, air and water pollution, waste build-up and more&#8230;.</p>


Seplat Energy Summit 2021: Energy transition in Nigeria

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<p>As Africa joins the world transition to cleaner energy from reliance on fossil fuels, what kind of leadership is required to drive the required technological advancements and what role can our institutions of higher learning and research community play in ensuring Africa is an equal participant in the transition? The third installment of Energy in Africa: Leadership, Ethics and Governance explores this in more detail. Renuka Methil , Managing Editor for Forbes Africa is joined by Prof Lwazi Ngubevana, the Director of the African Energy Leadership Centre at the Wits Business School in Johannesburg; and Verner Ayukegba, Senior Vice President of the Africa Energy Chamber&#8230;.</p>


Energy in Africa: Understanding Leadership

Energy in Africa: Understanding Leadership, Ethics & Governance issues in Africa’s Energy Transition

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<p>From tropical cyclones, floods, and wildfires in the United States and Europe, to extreme droughts across parts of Middle East and Africa, it is now clear that the world is witnessing an unprecedented change in climate. It is time to act and act now, but where does Africa stand at this stage?  Will world leaders gathering in Glasgow, Scotland for the UN Conference of Parties on Climate Change come up with a clear plan that will save the planet and Africa in particular? Join this CNBC Africa panel of distinguished leaders and experts to help us answer these questions&#8230;.</p>


Africa’s path towards tackling climate crisis

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<p>With investors adjusting their portfolios towards securities with attractive yields, traders at UBA say they expect some mop-up activities by the Central Bank of Nigeria through CRR debits this week. Ifeoma Onyejekwe, Fixed Income Trader at UBA, joins CNBC Africa for a mid-week wrap of activities in the fixed income market&#8230;.</p>


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IATF2021: African leaders highlight strengthening trade & investment relations

Focus On Trade & Investment KZN: Durban hosts Africa’s largest trade exhibition

Future of Health Summit 2021: How leaders can learn from the past to build a resilient future

Future of Health Summit 2021: Looking Beyond the Crisis

Gauteng Premier David Makhura on economic recovery, vaccination efforts & election results

Key takeaways from finmin Godongwana’s medium term budget speech

SA Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivers his first medium term budget speech

No change in market dynamics since last T-bills auction

DMO to offer ₦150bn at today’s NTB auction

ABSA Insight Series: A look at Africa’s position in the global resource mix

2021 Conference on Land Policy in Africa: Land governance for safeguarding art, culture & heritage

2021 Conference on Land Policy in Africa: Opening Ceremony

Getting to the root to strengthen STEM

Seplat Energy Summit 2021: Energy transition in Nigeria

Energy in Africa: Understanding Leadership, Ethics & Governance issues in Africa’s Energy Transition

Africa’s path towards tackling climate crisis

UBA expects CRR debits on improved system liquidity

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IATF2021: African leaders highlight strengthening trade & investment relations

Focus On Trade & Investment KZN: Durban hosts Africa’s largest trade exhibition

Future of Health Summit 2021: How leaders can learn from the past to build a resilient future

Future of Health Summit 2021: Looking Beyond the Crisis

Gauteng Premier David Makhura on economic recovery, vaccination efforts & election results

Key takeaways from finmin Godongwana’s medium term budget speech

SA Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivers his first medium term budget speech

No change in market dynamics since last T-bills auction

DMO to offer ₦150bn at today’s NTB auction

ABSA Insight Series: A look at Africa’s position in the global resource mix

2021 Conference on Land Policy in Africa: Land governance for safeguarding art, culture & heritage

2021 Conference on Land Policy in Africa: Opening Ceremony

Getting to the root to strengthen STEM

Seplat Energy Summit 2021: Energy transition in Nigeria

Energy in Africa: Understanding Leadership, Ethics & Governance issues in Africa’s Energy Transition

Africa’s path towards tackling climate crisis

UBA expects CRR debits on improved system liquidity

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