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<p>In light of recent initiatives to introduce mandatory vaccination requirements in our work spaces, the National Employers Association of South Africa (NEASA) is stepping in to defend employees. NEASA CEO, Gerhard Papenfus joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


NEASA CEO: Here’s why we are opposed to mandatory employee vaccination

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<p>Investors at Nigeria’s local equities market appear to be unshaken by half-year earnings of banks so far, as they take a risk-off disposition of bank shares. Recent contractions in the market have been largely driven by losses recorded by GTCO, Zenith, and Stanbic IBTC. Let’s get a sense of the sentiments at the market. Oluwadara Olunuga, Analyst at ARM Securities joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


How investors’ risks are biting off Nigerian equities

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<p>Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Service says the move to allow states to collect Value Added Tax may stifle businesses and investments. This follows actions by some states to collect and utilize proceeds of consumption tax.  Tilewa Adebajo, CEO of CFG Advisory joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


FIRS: VAT administration by states may stifle businesses

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<p>Telecommunication companies are converging, not just with the financial sector, but in other industries like healthcare and agriculture. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Fifi Peters is joined by Prasanna Nana, Head of Telecommunications, Media and Technology at Absa to walk through the funding towards telecoms companies&#8230;.</p>


ABSA Insight Series: Absa sees opportunities for partnerships in the telecoms sector

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<p>If anything, the need for more robust health systems on the continent has been exposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, more so in the second and third waves. So, what could be the practical solutions to this? This CNBC Africa panel delves deeper into the state of  healthcare systems in Africa&#8230;.</p>


How to build robust healthcare systems in Africa

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<p>The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted the internet age or sector more than any other, with the need of the sector no longer seen as a luxury but rather a means to an end but with that come so many challenges. But can internet service providers keep up with these demands? Join this CNBC Africa panel as they discuss the fast changing pace of the internet&#8230;.</p>


The fast changing pace of the internet

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<p>The naira strengthened at the Investors and Exporters window by 46 kobo to 410-naira 67 kobo to the dollar despite market illiquidity in the forex market and continued bid by corporates to clear backlog of obligations. Taiwo Olajubu, Team Member, Treasury Coverage at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


Naira strengthens at I&E window to 410 naira to the dollar

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<p>Jennifer Baarn, Acting MD, AGRF joined CNBC Africa to speak about the ongoing AGRF summit in Nairobi, Kenya. The summit aims to create a coordinated voice of all stakeholders to build resilience and accelerate the recovery of all food systems in Africa. As the planet battles the impact of the pandemic as well as prepares to mitigate climate impact, food security is being considered the most urgent and important concern of the century&#8230;.</p>


AGRF on how to built resilient and robust food systems for all

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<p>We come to you from Accra in Ghana for the Spark Up 2021 Summit. This initiative of the Ghana Investment Promotion Council (GIPC) and the Ministry of Information, is an annual investment on-boarding summit which connects investors, facilitating agencies, private service providers, and the general public to unlock fully Ghana’s investment potential&#8230;.</p>


The Spark Up 2021 Summit: Opening Ceremony

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<p>Analysts say they expect investors to position for banking stocks ahead of the qualification period for interim dividend payment, which would upturn the negative sentiment witnessed in the market in September. Ayodeji Ebo, Head of Retail Investment at Chapel Hill Denham, joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


Investors position for interim dividends

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<p>Traders at UBA expect an elevated rates at the treasury bills market as the Central Bank continues to keep a tight hold on inter-bank system liquidity. Dumebi Udegbunam, fixed Income Trader at UBA joins CNBC Africa for a weekly wrap up of the markets&#8230;.</p>


UBA: T-bills short-term rates to remain elevated

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<p>Africa is the youngest and fastest-growing continent in the world and will soon be the world&#8217;s labor force. This number is projected to inflate to a massive 375 million by 2030,  followed by the annual addition of more youth to the workforce than anywhere else in the world. Edtech Monday addresses what this means for Africa&#8217;s youth and their future&#8230;.</p>


Ed-Tech for the Future of Work

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<p>The Central Bank of Nigeria sold a total of 50 billion naira from a subscription of 260.5 billion naira across 3 tenors in its Treasury bills OMO auction. Traders at Access bank say they expect the market to close the week on a quiet note. Bukky Aregbesola, Head of fixed Income at Access Bank, joins CNBC Africa give an update of activities at the Fixed income and FX markets&#8230;.</p>


CBN sells ₦50BN subscription in T-Bills OMO auction

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<p>Access Bank has recorded a 42 per cent rise in its profit after tax for the half-year ended June 2021. The tier one bank also reported a surge in its net interest income after impairment by 56 per cent. Moses Hammed, Investment Analyst, joins CNBC Africa to discuss these numbers and how the equities market is performing in September&#8230;.</p>


Access Bank first-half net profit rose 42%

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<p>Kavita Gupta, Co-Founder &#038; CSO, FINTECH.TV deep dives into the world of decentralized finance (DeFi). She engages in a candid conversation with Robert Leshner, CEO &#038; Founder of Compound, and the Former Co-Chair of San Francisco Revenue Bond Oversight Committee. Robert shares his experience and journey in the world of crypto, highlighting the dramatic growth that the DeFi market has witnessed since 2017. He also talks about the genesis of Compound, which is an interest rate market for crypto assets&#8230;.</p>


Compound Founder Robert Leshner unpacks the interest rate market for crypto assets

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<p>Traders at UBA say they expect a sustained pressure on bond yields as investors set their eyes on attractive maturities given the possibility of a lower yield environment. Chuka Nwachukwu, Head Bonds Trading at UBA joins CNBC Africa for a mid-week wrap of the markets&#8230;.</p>


UBA: Pressure to persist for bond yields

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NEASA CEO: Here’s why we are opposed to mandatory employee vaccination

How investors’ risks are biting off Nigerian equities

FIRS: VAT administration by states may stifle businesses

ABSA Insight Series: Absa sees opportunities for partnerships in the telecoms sector

How to build robust healthcare systems in Africa

The fast changing pace of the internet

Naira strengthens at I&E window to 410 naira to the dollar

AGRF on how to built resilient and robust food systems for all

The Spark Up 2021 Summit: Opening Ceremony

Investors position for interim dividends

UBA: T-bills short-term rates to remain elevated

Ed-Tech for the Future of Work

CBN sells ₦50BN subscription in T-Bills OMO auction

Access Bank first-half net profit rose 42%

Compound Founder Robert Leshner unpacks the interest rate market for crypto assets

UBA: Pressure to persist for bond yields

Celebrating Greatest Brands and Leaders 2020-21 – Asia, Middle East & Africa

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CNBC Africa

NEASA CEO: Here’s why we are opposed to mandatory employee vaccination

How investors’ risks are biting off Nigerian equities

FIRS: VAT administration by states may stifle businesses

ABSA Insight Series: Absa sees opportunities for partnerships in the telecoms sector

How to build robust healthcare systems in Africa

The fast changing pace of the internet

Naira strengthens at I&E window to 410 naira to the dollar

AGRF on how to built resilient and robust food systems for all

The Spark Up 2021 Summit: Opening Ceremony

Investors position for interim dividends

UBA: T-bills short-term rates to remain elevated

Ed-Tech for the Future of Work

CBN sells ₦50BN subscription in T-Bills OMO auction

Access Bank first-half net profit rose 42%

Compound Founder Robert Leshner unpacks the interest rate market for crypto assets

UBA: Pressure to persist for bond yields

Celebrating Greatest Brands and Leaders 2020-21 – Asia, Middle East & Africa

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