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<p>Nigeria&#8217;s 14th Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II discussed ways Africa can shape inclusive growth. On the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Cape Town, Muhammad Sanusi II joins CNBC Africa&#8217;s Kenneth Igbomor and Fifi Peters for more.</p>


World Economic Forum: Emir Sanusi on how can Africa achieve inclusive growth

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<p>Sipho Pityana, Chairman, AngloGold Ashanti spoke to CNBC Africa the ongoing violence against foreign nationals in South Africa and the impact this has on relations with other African countries.</p>


AngloGold Ashanti’s Sipho Pityana on how SA is dealing with xenophobic attacks

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<p>Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi sat down with CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters at the ongoing World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town to talk about diversifying the country’s economy from a resource based economy to a knowledge based economy as well the upcoming general elections.</p>


Masisi: Khama is not Botswana and neither is Masisi

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<p>Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube outlines the investment case for Zimbabwe on the side-lines of the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town.</p>


World Economic Forum: Finmin Mthuli Ncube on the investment case for Zimbabwe

#WEFA19: Delivering the Promise of Africa’s Youth

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<p>At the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town – to discuss ways to move the needle for healthcare in Africa John Nkengasong, Director of Africa Centre for Disease Control (ACDS) joins CNBC Africa&#8217;s Kenneth Igbomor for more.</p>


John Nkengasong of ACDS on mobilising resources to enhance public health goals in Africa

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<p>As the World Economic Forum on Africa focuses on shaping inclusive growth and shared futures in the Fourth Industrial Revolution – to explore ways the continent can mitigate headwinds like xenophobia to advance trade in its shared future, Commissioner for Trade and Industry at the African Union Commission (AUC), Albert Muchanga joins CNBC Africa&#8217;s Chris Bishop and Kenneth Igbomor for more.</p>


Albert Muchanga on how mutual tolerance is key in trade, xenophobia & Africa’s shared future

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<p>The President of Schneider Electric in Middle East and Africa, Caspar Herzberg, talks about operating in a current global economy that’s faced with trade wars, tariffs and protectionism.</p>


Schneider Electric President Caspar Herzberg on how the company is disrupted by trade wars, protectionism

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<p>Uber’s sub-Saharan Africa General Manager, Alon Lits, discusses with CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters how Uber uses the country’s roadblocks as opportunities to grow the business in southern Africa and diversification.</p>


Uber’s Alon Lits on looking at challenges as opportunities for growth

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<p>The Founder and CEO of Java Foods, Monica Musonda talks to CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters about the effects drought has in the food manufacturing industry and how it has been a difficult year due to food pricing adjustments but also keeping in mind customer affordability.</p>


Java Foods CEO Monica Musonda on mitigating the effects of drought, producing affordable products

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<p>Yofi Grant, the CEO of the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre joined CNBC Africa&#8217;s Chris Bishop and Kenneth Igbomor to explore how Ghana is positioning itself to investors at the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town.</p>


Yofi Grant on what makes Ghana attractive to investors

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<p>Financial inclusion aims to bring more active participants into the economy, by making it accessible and affordable for customers to transact across countries and regions. But how can it play a role in transforming the economy? CNBC Africa spoke to Iain Williamson, Acting Chief Executive Officer of Old Mutual for more.</p>


Old Mutual on financial inclusion, transforming the economy

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<p>Customer needs have become a focus for businesses as they have been a shift in business behaviour to focus on the consumer rather than product in order to grow company revenue. CNBC Africa spoke with Karabo Morule, Managing Director of Old Mutual Personal Finance for more.</p>


World Economic Forum: Old Mutual’s Karabo Morule on innovative solutions enhance financial inclusion

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<p>The CEO of KOKO Networks, Greg Murray says Africa&#8217;s urban demand for cooking gas is a $40 billion market and he spoke to CNBC Africa&#8217;s Chris Bishop on the WEF Africa side-lines, about KOKO Networks recent partnership with Vivo Energy to distribute cooking fuel across the region. Greg is seeking ways of replicating the model throughout the continent.</p>


World Economic Forum: Greg Murray of KOKO Networks on creating clean cooking fuel for Africa

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<p>As South Africa grapples with a streak of violent attacks against foreign nationals, Kennedy Mandaza, Zimbabwe&#8217;s ruling party Zanu PF Secretary for Information and Publicity in South Africa, shared his views on the situation with CNBC Africa&#8217;s Chris Bishop.</p>


Zanu-PF Spokesperson Mandaza condemns attacks against foreign nationals in SA

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<p>While world and business leaders tackle issues facing the continent inside the Cape Town ICC where the 28th WEF on Africa is taking place, outside South Africa’s domestic problems continue to overshadow the proceedings. A march has ensued where the scourge of gender-based violence in South Africa is being brought to bare. CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peter was at the forefront and brought us this report.</p>


SA women protest against GBV at #WEFAfrica19

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<p>Governments cannot finance infrastructure alone. They need buy in from the private sector. The Development Bank of South Africa is actively engaging with business in Africa to partner major infrastructure projects for social economic development. DBSA CEO Patrick Dlamini updates CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters about the appetite from the private sector to invest on the continent.</p>


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World Economic Forum: Emir Sanusi on how can Africa achieve inclusive growth

AngloGold Ashanti’s Sipho Pityana on how SA is dealing with xenophobic attacks

Masisi: Khama is not Botswana and neither is Masisi

World Economic Forum: Finmin Mthuli Ncube on the investment case for Zimbabwe

#WEFA19: Delivering the Promise of Africa’s Youth

John Nkengasong of ACDS on mobilising resources to enhance public health goals in Africa

Albert Muchanga on how mutual tolerance is key in trade, xenophobia & Africa’s shared future

Schneider Electric President Caspar Herzberg on how the company is disrupted by trade wars, protectionism

Uber’s Alon Lits on looking at challenges as opportunities for growth

Java Foods CEO Monica Musonda on mitigating the effects of drought, producing affordable products

Yofi Grant on what makes Ghana attractive to investors

Old Mutual on financial inclusion, transforming the economy

World Economic Forum: Old Mutual’s Karabo Morule on innovative solutions enhance financial inclusion

World Economic Forum: Greg Murray of KOKO Networks on creating clean cooking fuel for Africa

Zanu-PF Spokesperson Mandaza condemns attacks against foreign nationals in SA

SA women protest against GBV at #WEFAfrica19

World Economic Forum: DBSA CEO Patrick Dlamini on creating the right environment to attract investment

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World Economic Forum: Emir Sanusi on how can Africa achieve inclusive growth

AngloGold Ashanti’s Sipho Pityana on how SA is dealing with xenophobic attacks

Masisi: Khama is not Botswana and neither is Masisi

World Economic Forum: Finmin Mthuli Ncube on the investment case for Zimbabwe

#WEFA19: Delivering the Promise of Africa’s Youth

John Nkengasong of ACDS on mobilising resources to enhance public health goals in Africa

Albert Muchanga on how mutual tolerance is key in trade, xenophobia & Africa’s shared future

Schneider Electric President Caspar Herzberg on how the company is disrupted by trade wars, protectionism

Uber’s Alon Lits on looking at challenges as opportunities for growth

Java Foods CEO Monica Musonda on mitigating the effects of drought, producing affordable products

Yofi Grant on what makes Ghana attractive to investors

Old Mutual on financial inclusion, transforming the economy

World Economic Forum: Old Mutual’s Karabo Morule on innovative solutions enhance financial inclusion

World Economic Forum: Greg Murray of KOKO Networks on creating clean cooking fuel for Africa

Zanu-PF Spokesperson Mandaza condemns attacks against foreign nationals in SA

SA women protest against GBV at #WEFAfrica19

World Economic Forum: DBSA CEO Patrick Dlamini on creating the right environment to attract investment

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