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<p>African Agriculture Inc.-Offering Groundbreaking Sustainable Solutions between Africa and the world.</p>
<p>African Agriculture Inc. a US based African focused company is on a journey to deliver protein to the world through the enhancement of cattle feed via high nutrition content and fiber alfalfa production, the responsible environmental and employment management of Africa’s abundant coastline, and the deployment of cash flow ultimately into a global program of carbon offsets with an emphasis on reforestation of the Sahara Desert.</p>
<p>African Agriculture’s team represents over 400 years of experience on the African continent, in all spheres of agronomy, financing, management, auditing and systems management, farming management, farming operations, agriculture, aquaculture, commercial operations, export and diplomacy. The company’s founder principal investor, Frank Timis<b>, </b>brings years of creating and running successful businesses on the African continent and is laser focused on food security and saving the environment for generations to come.</p>
<p>Overall, given the current challenges facing the global food supply chain and the inherent benefits of production in Africa, the company believes it is poised to become a major player in the production and global export of agricultural products, as Africa rapidly emerges on the global agricultural scene—positioning itself to potentially become the new breadbasket of the world.</p>


African Agriculture Inc: Food Security and Reforestation on the Sahara Desert

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<p>Nigeria&#8217;s Monetary Policy Committee has retained the monetary policy rate at 11.5 per cent while keeping all other monetary parameters constant. The governor of the CBN, Godwin Emefiele, made the announcement in Abuja today, stressing that loosening could trigger FX demand pressure&#8230;.</p>


Nigeria’s MPC retains monetary policy rate at 11.5% (Full Speech)

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<p>The real estate market in Ghana is said to be opaque to an extent. Is this true, and what are the information gaps in this key emerging market? We hear from Dr Wilfred K Anim-Odame, the author of “The Real Estate Market in Ghana”, and a Senior Technical Advisor at the National Development Planning Commission in Ghana&#8230;.</p>


Talking Books: Dr Wilfred K Anim-Odame talks about his book The Real Estate Market in Ghana

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<p>EdTech Mondays is a platform that facilitates critical conversations on the use of technology for teaching and learning by bringing together key stakeholders, including policy makers, EdTech entrepreneurs, teachers, and parents.  This week we take a look at some of the show highlights in 2021&#8230;.</p>


EdTech Mondays: 2021 Highlights Special

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<p>The CNBC Africa Conversation meets up with prominent former activist, public servant, and CEO of the GCIS, Themba Maseko. He speaks to CNBC Africa&#8217;s Jill de Villiiers about his early years, his days in the South Africa public service, being a whistleblower, and the future that he sees for the country&#8230;.</p>


Jill de Villiiers in conversation with former GCIS CEO Themba Maseko

In conversation with former GCIS CEO Themba Maseko

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<p>The Covid-19 pandemic has had a far-reaching impact on centres of learning at primary, secondary and higher learning level in many countries on the continent. This discussion looks at how education should be handled or viewed on the continent and at potential solutions&#8230;.</p>


Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on education & potential solutions

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<p>As the world grapples with unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, young people are demonstrating their continued leadership in their communities and countries. The youth are some of the most affected by the pandemic’s socio-economic impacts&#8230;.</p>


Africa Health Check EP7: Africa’s youth show resilience in the face COVID-19 crisis

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<p>This Foreign Direct Investment to Africa highlight special showcases investment opportunities in Africa, and share new thinking and discussions amongst experts such as investors, policy makers and economists&#8230;.</p>


Driving Foreign Direct Investment to Africa: Highlights Special

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<p>Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted religion in various ways, including the cancellation of the worship services of various faiths and the closure of Sunday schools, as well as the cancellation of pilgrimages, ceremonies and festivals. Many churches, synagogues, mosques, and temples have had to offer worship through livestreams as has been the case of many industries that have had to digitize their services&#8230;.</p>


Africa Health Check EP6: How religion can play a critical role in tackling COVID-19

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<p>Africa is seeing a rise in the number of International Finance Centers with many looking at tapping into a rising global need. This according to the experts on our panel today is a problem. Alvin Mosioma, Executive Director at Tax Justice Network Africa and Everlyn Kavenge, Policy Assistant TJNA join CNBC Africa for this discussion&#8230;.</p>


Tackling illicit financial flows in Africa

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<p>Africa&#8217;s start up scene has had a record year when it comes to funding but the increased attention has come with its own challenges, ranging from scalability, looking for employees with the right skills and slow policy adoption, not forgetting the Covid-19 pandemic, so what are the lessons we can pick from these? Shyaka Charles, GM, 250 Start Ups, Teta Ndejuru, Managing Director, Inkomoko and Yacob Berhane, CEO, Pariti join CNBC Africa for this discussion&#8230;.</p>


Biggest challenges facing start-ups in Africa

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<p>The tourism industry in Africa has been among the top earner for most countries for many years. It brought a collective revenue of $168 billion and created jobs for 24.6 million people in 2019 alone. However, the Covid-19 pandemic brought the industry to its knees. In this episode of Doing Business in Rwanda, we take a look at the efforts being made to revive the industry and bring a special report on the latest wildlife attraction in Rwanda&#8230;.</p>


Reviving Rwanda’s tourism after pandemic shock

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<p>As the world was preparing to fully reopen borders and their economies, a new Covid-19 variant called Omicron, first identified by South Africa, hit countries. Health experts say the highly mutated variant could change the course of the pandemic and frustrate efforts to reopen economies. Already, most African travellers have been locked out by the West. What implications will this have on African health and economic systems?&#8230;</p>


The implications of Omicron variant on Africa

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<p>The L’Oréal  &#8211; Unesco Women In Science Week awarded the Women In Science Laurette to over 40 women scientists from Sub-Saharan Africa for their accomplishments in scientific research. Organized in Kigali, Rwanda, the initiative offered training to the young talent pursuing critical and new-age research to further empower their careers&#8230;.</p>


L’Oréal – Unesco Women In Science Week looks to empower female scholars in SSA

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<p>The 2021 edition of the EU-African SME Summit is looking to explore more in-depth opportunities for investment and trade among small and medium-sized enterprises in the two continents. From the national gallery of modern and contemporary art in Rome, the hybrid-format deployed for the summit also allowed participation from Senegal with the aim of bringing African and European entrepreneurs together and encourage them to cooperate and co-invest as well as explore the opportunities for joint ventures and build the right alliances&#8230;.</p>


2021 EU-African SME Summit: Highlights Special

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<p>Rwanda’s agriculture sector has shown resilience in the face of the pandemic. However, the sector will need the right push to realise its full potential. CNBC Africa’s Julius Bizimungu spoke to Rwanda’s Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources, Gérardine Mukeshimana for more&#8230;.</p>


Minister Mukeshimana unpacks Rwanda’s agriculture sector performance in 2021

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<p>As the world was preparing to fully reopen borders and their economies, a new Covid-19 variant called Omicron, first identified by South Africa, hit countries. Health experts say the highly mutated variant could change the course of the pandemic and frustrate efforts to reopen economies. Already, most African travelers have been locked out by the West. What implications will this have on African health and economic systems?&#8230;</p>


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African Agriculture Inc: Food Security and Reforestation on the Sahara Desert

Nigeria’s MPC retains monetary policy rate at 11.5% (Full Speech)

Talking Books: Dr Wilfred K Anim-Odame talks about his book The Real Estate Market in Ghana

EdTech Mondays: 2021 Highlights Special

In conversation with former GCIS CEO Themba Maseko

Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on education & potential solutions

Africa Health Check EP7: Africa’s youth show resilience in the face COVID-19 crisis

Driving Foreign Direct Investment to Africa: Highlights Special

Africa Health Check EP6: How religion can play a critical role in tackling COVID-19

Tackling illicit financial flows in Africa

Biggest challenges facing start-ups in Africa

Reviving Rwanda’s tourism after pandemic shock

The implications of Omicron variant on Africa

L’Oréal – Unesco Women In Science Week looks to empower female scholars in SSA

2021 EU-African SME Summit: Highlights Special

Minister Mukeshimana unpacks Rwanda’s agriculture sector performance in 2021

The implications of Omicron variant on Africa

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Debates

African Agriculture Inc: Food Security and Reforestation on the Sahara Desert

Nigeria’s MPC retains monetary policy rate at 11.5% (Full Speech)

Talking Books: Dr Wilfred K Anim-Odame talks about his book The Real Estate Market in Ghana

EdTech Mondays: 2021 Highlights Special

In conversation with former GCIS CEO Themba Maseko

Assessing the impact of COVID-19 on education & potential solutions

Africa Health Check EP7: Africa’s youth show resilience in the face COVID-19 crisis

Driving Foreign Direct Investment to Africa: Highlights Special

Africa Health Check EP6: How religion can play a critical role in tackling COVID-19

Tackling illicit financial flows in Africa

Biggest challenges facing start-ups in Africa

Reviving Rwanda’s tourism after pandemic shock

The implications of Omicron variant on Africa

L’Oréal – Unesco Women In Science Week looks to empower female scholars in SSA

2021 EU-African SME Summit: Highlights Special

Minister Mukeshimana unpacks Rwanda’s agriculture sector performance in 2021

The implications of Omicron variant on Africa

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