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Nigeria’s broad Money Supply increased by 48.3 percent year-on-year to 107.7 trillion naira in October 2024. Meanwhile, credit to the government rose 89.79 percent year-on-year to 42.02 trillion naira as of September this year. 

Can Nigeria curb money supply growth?

Data from the Ghana Statistical Service shows the country’s economy grew 7.2 per cent year-on-year in the third quarter of this year. Will the country sustain the momentum as President-elect takes on the reigns of power next year? 

Will Ghana sustain GDP growth trajectory?

According to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, South Africa wants to use its presidency of the G20 global forum over the coming year to ensure it pays particular attention to the continent’s needs. 

Finmin Godongwana outlines G20 presidency aims 

ABSA Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer, Punki Modise joins CNBC Africa to discuss the Bank's strategy to driving growth and building resilience.

ABSA Strategy Chief on the road to 2025

South African inflation expectations for the next two years fell to their lowest level since 2021, edging closer to the midpoint of the central bank’s target range and boosting the case for policymakers to continue lowering interest rates. 

South African improve their inflation outlook 

In an increasingly digital world, education technology (EdTech) is redefining learning for millions, offering tools that bridge gaps and unlock potential. 

Upscaling inclusive edtech solutions for learners with disabilities

The 2024 Business Laws Amendment Bill aims to strengthen Kenya's financial and industrial sectors by amending several key acts, including the Banking Act, Central Bank of Kenya Act, and Microfinance Act. 

Impact of Kenya's 2024 Business Laws Amendment on industry

Talya Ginsberg, Junior Equity Analyst at Umthombo Wealth joins CNBC Africa for more.

SA retail sales trade outlook 

CNBC Africa’s Flora Limukii spoke to Wagner Albuquerque de Almeida, Global Director for Manufacturing, Agribusiness & Forestry at the International Finance Corporation.

Financing agricultural development in Africa through innovation

Kenya’s debt levels have been classified as being in high risk of debt distress raising fresh fears of a default if the country backtracks on it’s debt obligations.

Kenya on slippery debt cliff in new World Bank report

CNBC Africa’s Aby Agina spoke to Rajat Khosla, Executive Director, PMNCH for more on the economic implications and what options can countries pursue to better their health outcomes. 

Fixing health gaps to boost economic prosperity for the global economy

A report by the African Private Capital Association shows that about 900 million dollars was invested in 117 deals between 2022 and the first half of 2024 in Francophone Africa. 

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