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<p>Joining CNBC Africa to discuss what Cop28 could mean for Africa is Catherine Koffman, Group Executive for Project Preparation at Development Bank of Southern Africa and Rich Nuzum, Chief Investment Strategist at Mercer.</p>


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<p>More than 80% of newly-built single-family homes sold in 2022 belonged to an HOA, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Find out how homeowners associations took over American neighborhoods here: https://youtu.be/fnLMeotB0c0&#8230;</p>


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<p>The Gauteng’s 2023 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement and the Adjustment Budget presented at the Gauteng Provincial Legislature, will outline Gauteng’s priorities and how public funds will be used to strengthen the economic growth, create jobs, and boost the fiscus over the medium term.</p>


MEC Mamabolo delivers Gauteng’s medium term budget policy (full speech)

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<p>It’s the season of giving with Thanksgiving and Christmas on the horizon, and the American Red Cross has long been recognized as the universal symbol of humanitarian services. It’s an enormous and expensive operation. The American Red Cross has about 230 chapters nationwide with almost 18,000 employees and more than a quarter of a million volunteers, responding to more than 60,000 disasters every year. In 2022, the American Red Cross had net assets of about $2.7 billion and spent just over $3 billion in operating expenses the same year. So how exactly does the American Red Cross make and spend its billions?</p>
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01:35 American Red Cross<br />
03:32 Finances<br />
07:44 Transparency</p>
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Edited by: Nora Rappaport<br />
Animation: Andrea Schmitz<br />
Supervising Producer: Lindsey Jacobson<br />
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Additional Sources: Nobel Prize, United States House of Representatives, Congressional Research Service</p>
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<p>From 2018 to 2022, South Korea was the ninth largest weapons supplier globally, ahead of Israel, the Netherlands and Turkey.</p>
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<p>Roughly 10% of companies in the U.S. are considered ‘zombie firms’ according to a Federal Reserve estimate published in 2021. Learn more here: https://youtu.be/miWLE1yhMG0&#8230;</p>


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<p>CNBC Marathon explores how tipping, ‘junk’ fees and the hidden price of free shipping are costing Americans billions.</p>
<p>Tipping in the United States is on the rise and experts are calling it tipflation. The pressure to tip well in front of the tip receiver, before a service is completed, or in front of other customers makes a difference for many. After customers swipe their credit card, they&#8217;re typically prompted with three large tipping options on a screen. With Americans being pressured to tip higher percentages and for more services, the question is, where is the tipping point?</p>
<p>Americans are collectively spending nearly $65 billion on sneaky fees, according to the White House. “It really seems like companies have become addicted to junk fees,” Lina Khan, chair of the Federal Trade Commission, told CNBC. Junk fees are making companies billions of dollars richer. “I think part of the reason that a lot of companies are doing this is that investors and shareholders really like&#8230;</p>


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<p>One of the largest revenue-generating food sectors in the UAE is the dairy sector, and they are now concerned about introducing quality, local products to the Gulf market. To achieve this, government is expanding production capacities to reduce its import dependency of dairy products. Sankha Biswas, CEO of Nutridor, talks to Zanele Morrison on what Nutridor is doing to contribute to the localization of this sector.</p>


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<p>Analysts at Vetiva Capital say headwinds like naira devaluation, higher operating expense, inflation, and FX losses among others, impacted the profitability of companies in the consumer goods space. Oluebube Nwosu, Consumer Goods Analyst at Vetiva Capital, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.</p>


Headwinds impact profitability of consumer goods giants

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<p>A &quot;citizens&#8217; share&quot; would give wealth invested by taxpayers back to the public, says University College London Professor Mariana Mazzucato. In this episode of &quot;The Bottom Line,&quot; Mazzucato discusses why risk and failure should be normalized and how AI can be calibrated for positive change. </p>
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00:00 — Introduction<br />
00:18 — Risk<br />
02:03 — Citizens&#8217; dividends<br />
03:26 — Risk management<br />
04:50 — Redistributing wealth<br />
06:07 — Artificial intelligence<br />
08:17 — Digital feudalism<br />
10:08 — Leading economy</p>
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<p>MTN Nigeria plans to issue up to ₦72.1 billion Series 10 Commercial Paper, under its ₦250 billion programme as the company looks to diversify its funding sources. Mercy Okon, Research Analyst at Parthian Securities joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


MTNN to issue ₦72bn commercial paper

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<p>As South Africa&#8217;s economic hub, Gauteng cannot ignore the impact felt from climate change and its major contribution to carbon emissions. The Climate Change Summit showcases how Gauteng is taking necessary action to improve the effects of climate change, and demonstrates innovative businesses that are mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.</p>


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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect the T-bills market to remain bullish as the market anticipates FAAC disbursements. For the bond side, activities on the short end of the curve remain muted due to weak supply of papers coupled with the wide bid/ask spread. Odinaka Linus-Nwokonkwo, Treasury Team Member, Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for a weekly wrap of market activities.</p>


Access: T-Bills market to remain bullish despite illiquidity

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AI Africa: Upskilling Africa’s tech talent

UBA: Bond scarcity fuels quiet undertone

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The Power Table: Cop28 Expectations

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How homeowners associations became so powerful #Shorts

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How The American Red Cross Makes And Spends Its Billions

South Korea wants to become one of the world’s biggest arms dealers

How many ‘zombie firms’ are in the U.S.? #Shorts

How Hidden Fees Cost Americans Billions | CNBC Marathon

Eye on Dubai EP2: Dubai’s Local Manufacturing Mission

Headwinds impact profitability of consumer goods giants

How Taxpayers Grow The Private Sector: Mariana Mazzucato

AI Africa: Upskilling Africa’s tech talent

UBA: Bond scarcity fuels quiet undertone

MTNN to issue ₦72bn commercial paper

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Access: T-Bills market to remain bullish despite illiquidity

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