Good Morning Africa

Rising food and fuel prices and risk of unrest in Africa and also stocks in Nigeria hit 13-year high. 

IMF’s new report calls for countries to avoid export restrictions, and oil companies are projected to see a 70% jump in profits. 

African Start Ups have raised 2.2bn in the first four month of 2022,​​Botswana's economy advances and Kenya takes centre stage in this episode. 

Today in our Series we bring you Jason Braganza, The Executive Director, who is also an activists and an Avid Sports lover.

In today's episode, the experts talks big data and what it means for global food systems. The Central African Republic has adopted Bitcoin as a legal currency.

In this episode, the experts talk about the emerging developments in the global economy and how this will affect business on the continent.

Equaino Cable Lands In Nigeria and an in-depth look at the PMI numbers and what they signify for business sentiment

Today’s CEO talks about relocation across continents and maintaining quality standards in the absence of the proprietor. 

In today’s episode, Ghana's Inflation Rate is at its Steepest since 2009 and Namibia's Economy losing  steam, that and the analysis of the Kenyan Budget for 2022/23

In today's episode,  we are talking about the forms of partnership in Aviation and how they can multiply market reach.  We also talk about monumental US inflation numbers and the Bank of Uganda’s record low CBR. 

South Sudan’s Economy diversification attempts, Angola’s economy advancing and Bank of Ghana’s clamping down attempts

Today we bring you a budding entrepreneur whose business is born of necessity. She describes herself as a hustler who is passionate about creating opportunities for the less privileged. 

In this episode, we are talking about innovations  and new product lines in insurance that loo to future-proofing education.   

In today's episode we look at Private sector activity numbers dominate and why an employee is retraining critical in this era of banking?

The Bank of Uganda insists it is not yet safe enough for the banking industry to start paying dividends to their shareholders, two years since this was suspended.

While there is excitement about the benefits that come with integration of Democratic Republic of Congo into the East Africa community there are also questions about the economic and political issues that both the community and DRC are dealing with.

Benjamin joins us to discuss readying this and the next generation for leadership,the world of work and entrepreneurship.

IMF’s Stance on Personal Income Tax, Senegal’s economic expansion and an in-depth look of what the East African Community gains from DRC’s entry. 

It is a big day for Kenya, with its CBR announcement and Over half of Kenya's gross domestic product was transacted via mobile money. We also review Africa’s cyber security vulnerabilities. 

In this episode we are looking at an in-depth look at the profit margins posted by the Kenyan Banks amidst high NPLs and Zimbabwe's inflation rate increased to 72.7%

In today's episode, we host Sandra Asimwe and she walks us through the journey of establishing a niche business in Uganda. 

The Sanctions dilemma, are those targeted actually feeling the pinch? This, Egypt’s new Suez Canal Charges and Kenya’s fertiliser crisis in this episode 

In this episode, we delve into sanctions and also inflation numbers from Morroco and Ivory Coast 

South Sudan’s external public debt was estimated at US$1,355 million (41 percent of GDP) as of end-June 2020.

Institutional investors play a significant role in local investment because of the magnitude of assets they hold, with the pandemic demonstrating their importance as domestic market participants.