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<p>With pollution rising and concerns over the environmental costs of using plastic, in this episode of Capital Connection talks single use plastic on the continent with  Ray de Vries, CEO of Air Water and Desmond Makekodunmi, founder of Lufasi Forest Park. Later in the show we catch up with Nigerian bag designer and goat farmer Haowa Bello to find out about how she grew her diversified bag and leather production company to international heights.  And finally we speak with former president Kgalema Motlanthe in an exclusive interview. </p>
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Capital Connection: Costs of using plastic in Africa, fashion designer Haowa Bello`s success story

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<p>In this episode of Capital connection CNBC Africa speaks to World Bank President Jim Yong Kim and then is joined by DRC Correspondent William Clowes, to give an update on the 17 year long presidency run of John Kabila and on the upcoming DRC elections. Lastly Capital Connection Host is joined in studio by Faith Tigere, Trade Lawyer at Tutwa consulting and from Kigali Lamin Manneh, Director at UNDP Regional Service Centre to discuss the African Continental Free Trade Area and agreement that will create the world’s largest free trade zone, allowing for a single market for goods, services and the free movement of people and investments across 55 countries. </p>
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Capital Connection: WB chief Jim Yong Kim, DRC elections, creating world’s largest free trade zone

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<p>Within the next 15 years, annual consumer spending in African cities is expected to triple to 2.2 trillion US dollars. And in just over a decade sub-Saharan Africa is expected to host five mega-cities with populations of 10 million people or more. In this episode of Capital connection we investigate urbanisation in sub-Saharan Africa, the challenges and necessary steps needed in order to create a future where cities blossom to become centres of education, innovation, commerce, arts &#038; culture and self-development; joined by Munachi Okoye founder &#038; CEO, Mcore from Nigeria and Istell Orton Senior Urban planner and Gareth Haysom, Researcher, UCT African centre for cities from South Africa. And then Capital Connection looks into the auctioning of the Gupta television network ANN7 assets.</p>
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Capital Connection: Africa urbanization challenges & opportunities, Gupta assets ANN7 auctioned

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<p>In this episode of Capital Connection CNBC Africa discusses Africa’s piece of the in the trillion dollar fashion industry joined by Ashliegh Cohen, Academic Head at London International School of Fashion; Kola Kuddus, Nigerian fashion designer, and from Kigali Juan Nsabiye, a fashion designer and image consultant. And later in the show we also look into Angola corruption-clean up and how President Lourenco is trying to bring an end to the blatant political seize of wealth by the former president Dos Santos.</p>
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Capital Connection: Africa’s trillion dollar fashion industry, Angola corruption-clean up

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<p>In this Capital Connection episode we discuss the questions around land reform on the continent. Land reform in Africa continues to spark major debates. Conflict around transformation through land distribution remains a widespread tool to gain government popularity.<br />
The scope and limits to effective land reform have yet to be decided. Joining CNBC Africa to discuss ‘land reform across the continent’ is a team of experts from various countries in Africa.</p>
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Capital Connection:  Land reform in Africa- What really needs to be done?

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<p>In this episode of Capital Connection CNBC Africa discuss the effects and changes since Mugabe was forced to step down and Emmerson Mnangagwa took over joined by Advocate Fadzayi Mahere from Zimbabwe, Political Analyst;  Chude Achike, from Lagos and Christopher Kaumba, Political Analyst and Researcher from Kigali. Later in the show we cross to the state capture inquiry to find the trajectory of Pravin Gordhan’s testimony. And then Wessel Lemmer, Senior Agricultural Economist at Absa joins to look into the commodity citrus and the economic contribution it makes to South Africa’s GDP. </p>
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Capital Connection: Zimbabwe after Mugabe, Pravin Gordhan’s testimony

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<p>In this episode of Capital Connection CNBC Africa discuss the ramifications of United States’ mid-term election joined by Winston Osuchukwu, CEO First Ally Asset Management and Prudence Ngarambe Political Professor and Brooks Spector associate editor of the Daily Maverick.<br />
We then consider if Trump’s lies and fake news rants are affecting the attitudes of African governments’ towards a free press? We get the views from a media watchdog. While in Youth Africa segment we get advice on CV writing and that job application.</p>
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Capital Connection: US midterm elections, impact of Trump’s lies & fake news rants

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<p>In this episode of Capital Connection we look into the African film industry on how the role of government both aided and stifled the progress of film across the continent joined by film producers Anant Singh, Cait Pansegrouw and film makers Eric Miyeni and Eric Kabera.  We also touch on the Barbara Hogan testimony at the state capture enquiry.<br />
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Capital Connection: How to grow the African film industry, Barbara Hogan testimony

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<p>In this Capital Connection episode CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa is joined by Arthur Goldstuck, MD of World Wide Worx and editor-in-chief of Gadget; in Lagos is Chika Nwobi, founder of the Decagon Institute and in Kigali Alex Ntale, CEO of Rwanda’s ICT chamber to discuss how the smartphone is driving Africa’s digital revolution. In our weekly feature “Youth Africa” we talk to two brothers who founded the company, Brothers Beard, to help men grow their beards naturally with affordable oil grooming.</p>
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Capital Connection: Are smartphones the key to Africa’s digital revolution?

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<p>In this Capital Connection episode we discuss the DRC’s forthcoming election and its aftermath joined by in Lagos, Political Analyst, Liborous Oshoma and in Johannesburg is researcher for the Institute for Dispute Resolution in Africa, Advocate Sipho Gideon Mantula.<br />
We then interrogate Zimbabwe’s economic recovery by looking at business man’s Strive Masiyiwa’s contribution with Research Analyst, Derek Matyszak.</p>
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Capital Connection: Why the DRC presidential elections are so significant

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<p>In this Capital Connection episode we discuss South African arms company Denel’s potential partnership with Saudi Arabia with Political Analyst Mothlabane Modupi.<br />
 In our panel discussion we look at whether conservation is needed in Africa in order to sustain tourism joined by Charles Karangwa, in Kigali, Technical Advisor for the International Union for Conservation of Nature for forests, landscapes and Livelihoods programme in Eastern and Southern Africa, in Lagos Environmentalist Desmond Majekodunmi, and in Cape Town Ian Little, Senior Manager for the Endangered Wildlife Trust.<br />
 And on our weekly feature “Commodity Corner” we talk to Edward George, the country head at Ecobank (UK) about how West African countries can work together to set a “floor price” for cocoa, to protect the livelihood of farmers.</p>
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Capital Connection: SA arms firm & Saudi Arabia partnership, conservation tourism in Africa

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<p>In this Capital Connection episode we discuss popular discontent rapidly rising in Zambia against the government and Chinese investments; Zimbabwe’s rising inflation and economic despair and the VBS scandal in South Africa. For more on these issues CNBC Africa is joined by  International Trade Expert, Trevor Simumba, on why Zambia’s economy is under stress, and to talk on Zimbabwe we joined by Political Analyst, Athan Tashobya  and Mia Swart, Professor &#038; Research Director for the democracy and governance unit at the Human Sciences Research Council.</p>
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Capital Connection: Is Zambia economy under stress, Zimbabwe’s rising inflation & VBS scandal

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<p>In this episode Capital Connection speak to Ian Cruickshanks, chief economist from the Institute for Race Relations about Nene’s fall from grace and Tito Mboweni’s take over as the new finance minister and the we cross to Kigali to find out the latest developments with the Youth Summit underway and the issue of how to curb unemployment across Africa. We also have a panel discussion on the resource curse facing Africa with independent financial analyst Isaac Nkusi in Kigali and in Lagos CEO of CFG Advisory firm, Tilewa Adebajo&#8230;.</p>


Capital Connection EP23: Nene’s fall from grace, Kigali Youth Summit & resource curse facing Africa

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<p>In this episode of Capital Connection CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters is joined by a panel including Matt Purkis, steering member from the South Africa Organic Sector and in Kigali Frank Butera, executive secretary from the Rwandan Mining Association to discuss beneficiation in mining and agriculture. And then look on whether the post of South Africa&#8217;s minister of finance is a poisoned chalice with chief economist from Nedbank, Dennis Dykes.</p>
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Capital Connection EP22: Mineral beneficiation & Is SA finance portfolio a poisoned chalice?

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<p>In this episode of Capital Connection CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters discusses the fourth industrial revolution, and whether it is a cure or a curse for Africa’s ills, joined by in Kigali Alex Ntale, CEO of Rwanda’s ICT Chamber; in Pretoria, Head of African Futures and Innovation at the Institute for Security Studies Jakkie Cilliers and in Lagos, CEO of Computer Warehouse Group, James Agada. And then we also speak to Tim Hutchinson, Group CEO at DGB, about increased wine prices.</p>
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Capital Connection EP20:   Fourth industrial revolution – Is it a cure or a curse for Africa?

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<p>In this episode of Capital Connection CNBC Africa’s Christy Cole discusses whether Africa is ready to sustain its growth in tourism; joined by Trevor Ward, MD of the W Hospitality Group, in Lagos; in Kigali Rica Rwigamba, Programme Manager for the Mastercard Foundation and in Johannesburg spokesperson for the Gauteng Tourism Authority Barba Gaoganediwe.  And then we get a report from the ground from our reporter Karabo Letlhlatlha on the state capture inquiry.</p>
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Capital Connection EP17:   Can Africa sustain tourism growth?

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<p>This episode of Capital Connection CNBC Africa&#8217;s, Arnold Segawa discusses African migrants in diaspora with Donovan Chimhandamba, Executive Chairman, Diaspora Infrastructure Development Group; Washington Mashanda, CFO, DIDG; Peter Mataruse, Investor, DIDG and then looks at how xenophobic attitudes undermine the growth of the African economy joined by guests Asmita Parshotam, from the South African Institute of International Affairs and Anele Ndlovu, President of Zimbabwe-South Africa Forum.</p>
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Capital Connection: Costs of using plastic in Africa, fashion designer Haowa Bello`s success story

Capital Connection: WB chief Jim Yong Kim, DRC elections, creating world’s largest free trade zone

Capital Connection: Africa urbanization challenges & opportunities, Gupta assets ANN7 auctioned

Capital Connection: Africa’s trillion dollar fashion industry, Angola corruption-clean up

Capital Connection: Land reform in Africa- What really needs to be done?

Capital Connection: Zimbabwe after Mugabe, Pravin Gordhan’s testimony

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Capital Connection: Are smartphones the key to Africa’s digital revolution?

Capital Connection: Why the DRC presidential elections are so significant

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Capital Connection: Is Zambia economy under stress, Zimbabwe’s rising inflation & VBS scandal

Capital Connection EP23: Nene’s fall from grace, Kigali Youth Summit & resource curse facing Africa

Capital Connection EP22: Mineral beneficiation & Is SA finance portfolio a poisoned chalice?

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Capital Connection: Costs of using plastic in Africa, fashion designer Haowa Bello`s success story

Capital Connection: WB chief Jim Yong Kim, DRC elections, creating world’s largest free trade zone

Capital Connection: Africa urbanization challenges & opportunities, Gupta assets ANN7 auctioned

Capital Connection: Africa’s trillion dollar fashion industry, Angola corruption-clean up

Capital Connection: Land reform in Africa- What really needs to be done?

Capital Connection: Zimbabwe after Mugabe, Pravin Gordhan’s testimony

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