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But there is strong momentum for change in the traditional retail experience.

The future of traditional retail in Africa. 

In this episode we look at South Sudan’s tax rate hike and Kenya’s rising inflation rate.

How research and development can change the way we look at Africa’ s food systems.   Emirates cuts down on number of flights to Nigeria. 

On Today's episode of Meet the CEO, we bring you Akol Dok, Managing Partner at Orus Consulting. He talks about his relocation to South Sudan and also his passion for diversification and what that can do for not just South Sudan, but Africa.

This current food crisis coincides with high debt levels in many developing economies around the world. Largely due to public spending to address the challenges presented by COVID-19, about 60% of low-income countries are currently in, or at high risk of, debt distress, compared with just 30% in 2015, according to the International Monetary Fund

The War in Ukraine Exposes an Urgent Need to Rethink and Improve the Structure and Resilience of Our Food Systems

Representation in the world of Venture Capitalism, and why that’s so important now.  We also look at Kenya’s falling foreign exchange reserves and the Bank of Ghana’s interest rate decision.

Today’s CEO is an ardent believer in Sports Investment and the change that will bring to the continent. Meet Rose Maghas, CEO of Rova Sports Academy .

We return with the final part of Post Mortem of Kune Foods. Are they the poster child for who wields power in the tech scene? We also look at the racial undertones in fundraising in African starts ups  That and more on this episode.

We return with part two of the Post Mortem of Kune Foods. Was it a combination of bad decisions, or did the recession catch Kune foods off-guard? Private Sector sentiment across the continent takes a dip and Bank Of Uganda’s emergency meeting and the subsequent rate hike.1

Remarkable economic growth across Botswana, Angola and Seychelles. And also we start our series;  Post Mortem of Kune Foods.

Economies of Senegal and Uganda advance, cocoa prices slump and an in-depth look at the EAC Common External Tarriff.

Namibia’s GDP advances, A change in banking perspective that caters to women. 

Today, The Nairobi bourse is the third worst-performing major stock market in Africa and Bitcoin tumbles below 20,000 USD again.

We look at how economies can build back better post COVID-19 . And how Uganda is home to illicit cigarettes in the East African community. 

Today episode take us through lessons from The Estonian Start Up Ecosystems and Zimbabwe's Hikes Key Rate to 200 percent.

European Union's 350million pledge towards sustainable food production in Africa and World Bank approves over 300million dollars for Pastoral Economies 

In the 175th episode, we bring you a multi-faceted CEO who runs an afro-centric store and loves to be able to do work that brings her joy. In today’s Meet The CEO, we bring you Lisa Rabwoni, CEO and Founder of Obonire 

Morocco Inflation Rate Stands at Over 14-Year High, South Africa May Inflation Rate Hits Over 5-Year High. We also delve into the Economic benefits of the provision of clean water and sanitation.

In Today's episode: Bitcoin rebounded to above $21,000, Namibia expects its biggest oil discoveries to help double its economy by 2040 and also talk about the Sub Saharan’s first social security smart card.

In today's episode, remittances flows to hit 5.4trillion USD in 2030, Fitch Revises Uganda Credit Outlook to Stable and we also look at Clean Water oiling the wheels of trade in East Africa.

Brian Namanya, CEO and Founder of Tubayo, talks to us about setting  an online travel marketplace that enables travellers the chance to discover amazing places, with the promise that they can feel at home as they travel in more than 10 countries in Africa

The central bank of Namibia raised its key lending rate, new report has questioned the global commitment to energy transition and  Cryptocurrencies Remain Under Heavy Selling Pressure .

In today's episode we look at the continuity of Cryptocurrency meltdown, flight bookings have surpassed pre-pandemic levels and a quick snapshot into Uganda’s economic expansion and growth projections.