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Speaking at a press conference on the side-lines of the on-going IMF/World Bank Annual meetings in Marakech, Sellasie says efforts are on-going to attract African private sector players in climate financing.

Selasie: Nigeria needs holistic reforms for economic stability

In a chat with CNBC Africa Godfrey Mutizwa, Hallegatte maintains that the climate and development resources are in the same vehicle put together by the Bretton Wood Institution.

Harnessing climate resources for development

Ayodeji Ebo, Managing Director of Optimus by Afrinvest, joins CNBC Africa to explore reforms needed to sustain investors interest in the Nigerian market.

Attracting foreign investments to Nigeria’s capital market

Vera Songwe, Chair of the Liquidity and Sustainability Facility believes Africa needs a quick take-off with the support of international finance institutions and others to solidify cooperation amid challenges facing the continent. 

Leveraging private sector financing for Africa’s growth

 In a chat with CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters on the side-lines of the 2023 Africa Oil Week in Cape Town, South Africa, Ncamane says partnerships remains crucial to addressing energy poverty on the continent.

PetroSA records first oil flows in Ghana Jubilee project

The International Monetary Fund has lowered Sub-Saharan Africa’s economic growth projections to 3.3 per cent this year and rebound to 4 per cent in 2024. The IMF also lowered Nigeria’s growth to 2.9 per cent this year. 

IMF lowers SSA growth forecast to 3.3%

Analysts say they expect the bullish momentum in the Nigerian equities market to continue as investors take position in high-yielding stocks. 

Positive sentiments to persist in Nigerian equities

Chinnan Dikwal, Vice Chair at the African Energy Council, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.

What will sustain bullish oil demand?

 Ibukun Omoyeni, Macroeconomics for Sub-Saharan Africa at Vetiva Research, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion.

Ghana plans debt restructuring proposal to official creditors

Russia says it will start delivering its grain to Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, Mali, Somalia, Central African Republic and Eritrea within a month to six weeks.

Will Russia’s grain deliveries to Africa ease prices?

VFD Group, an investment firm, has listed its shares on the Nigerian Exchange. The firm plans to raise 32.5 billion naira from a blend of equity and debt, with 12.5 billion naira to be sourced through the sale of shares. 

VFD Group lists on NGX

Fitch Ratings says risks to capital from further naira devaluation and loan quality pressures should not affect ratings for most banks. 

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