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<p>It appears investors sentiments are not lifted by the fourth quarter bond issuance calendar by the Debt Management office as the FGN Bond market traded on a quiet note. Chuka Nwachukwu, Head of Bonds Trading at UBA, joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


Nigeria: Bond market quiet after Q4 issuance calendar

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<p>The 4th quarter is up to a good start as the equities market gained 1.5 per cent this week, moving the year-to-date returns to positive territory. Ayodeji Ebo, the Head, Retail Investment at Chapel Hill Denham, joins CNBC Africa to discuss the dynamics at play&#8230;.</p>


Nigerian equities up 1.5% as week winds down

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<p>It&#8217;s the second edition of the Seplat Energy Summit, and on this episode of Focus On, we&#8217;ll explore the global trends in energy transition and the African perspective. We will also get some insight on the company&#8217;s name change to Seplat Energy and the philosophy behind the new name&#8230;.</p>


Highlights Special of the Seplat Energy Summit 2021

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<p>Traders at Access Bank say the Treasury Bills market would close the week with mixed sentiments due to the lack of OMO Auction by the Central Bank of Nigeria in the previous week. Adamma Mbachu, Team Lead, Currency Trading at Access Bank, joins CNBC Africa to discuss activities in the Fixed income and FX markets&#8230;.</p>


Access Bank: Lack of OMO Auction to impact T-bills market close

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<p>Rwanda&#8217;s conservation efforts are driving economic benefits through sustainable tourism in the nation. This episode of Doing Business In Rwanda explores how conservation, community development, and tourism are mutually inclusive and symbiotic with each other as powerful contributors to the nation&#8217;s economy, along with highlights from the celebration of the 17th Kwita Izina festival&#8230;.</p>


The economics of conservation in Rwanda

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<p>Vaccine hesitancy is our greatest barrier against containing Covid-19, it&#8217;s mutation and the severe illness it can cause. This is according to health professionals and heads at Investment Health who painted a picture of what our future could be if we fail to meet our vaccination targets. Joining CNBC Africa for more is Sinenhlanhla Nzama, Head Product Actuary at Investec Life&#8230;.</p>


How vaccine hesitancy affects COVID-19 containment

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<p>Any moment from now, Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari will be delivering a budget speech and presenting the appropriation bill of 16.4 trillion naira for the 2022 fiscal year before a joint session of parliament. To finance the deficit of 6.25 trillion naira, the government also plans fresh borrowings. Joining CNBC Africa to discuss the budget highlights with Kyari Bukar, a former Chairman of the Nigeria Economic Summit Group, Andrew Nevin, Chief Economist at PWC Nigeria, and Bismarck Rewane, the CEO of Financial Derivatives Company&#8230;.</p>


Analysis: What to expect from President Buhari’s 2022 budget speech

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<p>Nikhil Kamath, Co-founder of Zerodha and one of India&#8217;s youngest billionaires speaks to Forbes Africa’s Managing Editor, Renuka Methil about managing the assets of the ultra-rich with a disruptive model&#8230;.</p>


Billionaire Nikhi Kamath on disruptive model of managing assets of the ultra-rich

Billionaire Nikhil Kamath on disruptive model of managing assets of the ultra-rich

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<p>The naira has continued its steady depreciation against the dollar at the official FX markets, despite interventions by the Central Bank. Traders at Access Bank, say they expect the same sentiments as demand continues to outweigh supply. Senator Audu, Fixed Income Trader at Access Bank, joins CNBC Africa to discuss activities in the Fixed income and FX markets&#8230;.</p>


Naira continues drop across official FX windows

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<p>In this episode of Energy in Africa we delve deeper into the Policy, Law and Regulation needed in Africa&#8217;s journey to make the leap to cleaner energy&#8230;.</p>


Energy in Africa: Understanding the policy process needed to drive Africa’s clean energy transition

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<p>The NGX All-Share Index recorded a 6.1 per cent gain in the third quarter of the year. As the fourth quarter takes shape, investors are looking forward to the release of the 9-month earnings, but will that be enough to sustain the momentum from the third quarter? Rotimi Fakayejo, Capital Market Analyst, joins me to discuss the outlook for Q4&#8230;.</p>


NGX All-Share Index gains 6% in Q3

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<p>The AfCFTA opportunity is unprecedented, the largest free trade area in the world since the formation of the WTO, representing a combined GDP of more than $3,4 trillion and counting. It is estimated that the agreement will further boost intra-African trade by 52 per cent by 2022 and trade integration could triple trade and investments. But, for all this to be true, Africa hast to develop and invest in infrastructure to enable the African Continental Free Trade Area. In this conversation, moderator Nozipoho Tshabalala, CEO of The Conversation Strategies and the panel talk about the infrastructure gaps that still exist and ask courageous questions about how they will be closed&#8230;.</p>


ATSA 2021: Africa Infrastructure

ATSA 2021: Africa Infrastructure, Developing African infrastructure to enable AfCFTA

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<p>South Africa’s minister for Trade and Industry, Ibrahim Patel, reminds us that the African Continental Free Trade Area presents South African producers and manufacturers with an opportunity for expansion to new markets in West, Central, East, and North Africa and provides additional markets for the export of value-added goods and services. Moderator Nozipho Tshabalala, CEO of The Conversation Strategies and the panel look at ways to better position South African industries to supply the free trade area markets and how we might increase the country’s manufacturing base&#8230;.</p>


ATSA 2021: Positioning industries to supply the AfCFTA market & increase SA’s manufacturing base

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<p>World Teachers Day (October 5th) offers an opportune time to reflect on the ways in which education technologies can support teachers’ work and consequently improve learning outcomes. The theme of this edition of Ed-Tech Monday Africa is aligned to the theme of World Teachers Day, which is “teachers: leading in crisis, re-imagining the future.”&#8230;</p>


Enabling Teachers to lead and innovate

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<p>OPEC and its allies will meet today to decide on a course of action for oil output after Brent prices were lifted by a recent rally that saw prices rise for four weeks in a row. Meanwhile, Nigerian energy conglomerate; the AITEO Group, have filed a $2.5 billion suit against Shell over the sale of Oil Mining License 29. Luke Ofojebe, Analyst at Vetiva Research, joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


Brent down 6% ahead of OPEC+ meeting

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<p>We bring you interviews with leaders and experts from the Africa Resilience Forum, on the theme of Covid-19 and Beyond: Working Together for a Resilient Continent. CNBC Africa in an exclusive interview spoke with Gyude Moore, Senior Policy Fellow at the Centre for Global Development, on youth unemployment and under-employment and the opportunities needed to harness the demographic dividend in Africa&#8230;.</p>


Africa Resilience Forum: CGD’s Gyude Moore on how to address youth unemployment in Africa

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<p>By all accounts Africa does not have the infrastructure it requires to boost intra-African trade, let alone trade with the rest of the world. So the argument about financing infrastructure and/or maintaining it moot. So how do we do it? Do we have the money? What kind of money is required and can we afford it?&#8230;</p>


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Nigeria: Bond market quiet after Q4 issuance calendar

Nigerian equities up 1.5% as week winds down

Highlights Special of the Seplat Energy Summit 2021

Access Bank: Lack of OMO Auction to impact T-bills market close

The economics of conservation in Rwanda

How vaccine hesitancy affects COVID-19 containment

Analysis: What to expect from President Buhari’s 2022 budget speech

Billionaire Nikhil Kamath on disruptive model of managing assets of the ultra-rich

Naira continues drop across official FX windows

Energy in Africa: Understanding the policy process needed to drive Africa’s clean energy transition

NGX All-Share Index gains 6% in Q3

ATSA 2021: Africa Infrastructure, Developing African infrastructure to enable AfCFTA

ATSA 2021: Positioning industries to supply the AfCFTA market & increase SA’s manufacturing base

Enabling Teachers to lead and innovate

Brent down 6% ahead of OPEC+ meeting

Africa Resilience Forum: CGD’s Gyude Moore on how to address youth unemployment in Africa

ATSA 2021: Financing South African infrastructure and industrial projects: an AfCFTA perspective

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Nigeria: Bond market quiet after Q4 issuance calendar

Nigerian equities up 1.5% as week winds down

Highlights Special of the Seplat Energy Summit 2021

Access Bank: Lack of OMO Auction to impact T-bills market close

The economics of conservation in Rwanda

How vaccine hesitancy affects COVID-19 containment

Analysis: What to expect from President Buhari’s 2022 budget speech

Billionaire Nikhil Kamath on disruptive model of managing assets of the ultra-rich

Naira continues drop across official FX windows

Energy in Africa: Understanding the policy process needed to drive Africa’s clean energy transition

NGX All-Share Index gains 6% in Q3

ATSA 2021: Africa Infrastructure, Developing African infrastructure to enable AfCFTA

ATSA 2021: Positioning industries to supply the AfCFTA market & increase SA’s manufacturing base

Enabling Teachers to lead and innovate

Brent down 6% ahead of OPEC+ meeting

Africa Resilience Forum: CGD’s Gyude Moore on how to address youth unemployment in Africa

ATSA 2021: Financing South African infrastructure and industrial projects: an AfCFTA perspective

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