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Queen Munyai, CEO of the Consumer Goods and Services Ombudsman, and Khumisi Kganare, a legal expert from Kganare and Khumalo Incorporated Attorneys joins CNBC Africa. 

Is government legislation containing or enabling the township economy?

CNBC Africa is joined by Parmi Natesan, CEO, Institute of Directors in South Africa for this discussion.  

JSE imposes R500, 000 fine on Thabi Leoka over fake PHD claims

Globally, over 70 per cent of clean energy investment is expected to come from the private sector. This reliance is even greater for Africa, where high public debt and debt servicing weigh heavily on economies. 

BII unlocks private capital at COP29

As global leaders gather at COP29, Africa is pushing for a fairer share of climate finance, highlighting the challenges of high capital costs and the absence of major emitters. 

Africa's push for climate finance amid global challenges

Investing in Africa's dairy sector offers immense potential to enhance food security, generate jobs, and uplift incomes for smallholder farmers. 

Investments to grow Africa's dairy sector

Fáusio Mussá, Chief Economist, Standard Bank Mozambique joins CNBC Africa for more. 

Standard Bank's economic forecast for Angola & Mozambique 

The 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference kicked off on Monday in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. The primary goal of the summit is to bring together countries to develop a shared plan for curbing further global warming. 

Addressing Africa’s climate finance goals

Africa has one of the youngest populations in the world, and internet penetration is growing rapidly. What unique business opportunities and challenges does this present? 

Expanding the digital economy & online access fragilities for Africa

Global markets have continued to rally a week after U.S elections as Donald Trump prepares to make his comeback to the White house.

What Trump's presidency means for venture capital in Africa 

Sweden is among the latest countries to step up their financing towards Climate Finance pledging $730 million.

Azerbaijan's COP29 presidency hails country’s for making new commitments

Most challenges limiting business growth in Nigeria increased significantly in October this year. That’s according to the NESG-Stanbic IBTC’s October business performance index which dropped to 23.24. 

NESG-Stanbic IBTC business performance index fell to 23.24 in October

African resource-intensive countries need deep reforms and face an urgent need to diversify away from the resource sector for more durable and inclusive growth. 

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