Good Morning Africa

In today's episode, Anna Kakuba joins us to talk business growth, networking and the dreaded transition from employment to self-employment. 

As the global economy struggles to recover from the worst health crisis in a century, African economies face the twin challenges of reinvigorating financial markets while strengthening market infrastructure through technological innovation and investment-enabling policies. 

Africa accounts for just 2.9 percent of global trade and only about 17 per cent of African exports are intra-continental, compared with 58 per cent for Asia and 65 per cent for Europe. 

In its 5th year the recently Absa Africa Financial Markets Index (AFMI) for 2021, saw 3 of the 23  countries improve their ranking.

Stephen Ochola is known as an innovator, architect and a host of other titles because he believes in the principle of multi-discipline, he joins us to walk us through his navigation of the real estate industry through WOODSTONE GROUP

Growth for Sub Saharan Africa for 2022 was earlier predicted to be just shy of 4 per cent, continuing to lag the recovery in advanced economies and emerging markets.

Women In Business and the changes happening in the banking industry to facilitate the growth of their business. 

At the close of last week, Crude oil had 7year high levels of 118 dollars a barrel. The prices of metals and other commodities also saw all time highs on the various indexes.

Today she talks fashion and bespoke presentations using  her Paple Rayn Hub

Untapped natural gas supplies in Sub-Saharan Africa are set to be unleashed this decade, with output more than doubling from 1.3 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) in 2021 to 2.7 million boepd in 2030 due to vast undeveloped deepwater resources, Rystad Energy research shows.

Global oil prices are soaring above $100 today as supply concerns emanating from the conflict in Ukraine gather pace.

In today's episode we are going to see how countries around the world are striving to improve their educational systems with a view of improving their economy and society. 

The government hopes to lift its current debt ceiling from KSh9.0trn, which was last revised in 2019, to KSh12.0trn in order to avoid a large, front-loaded consolidation. 

In today’s episode of Meet The CEO, We bring you Suesanne Tusiime, CEO 180 Degrees Glow Skin Care who has fine-tuned the art of presentation through skincare and Bespoke Fashion.

Parts of Uganda’s economy went through a 22month lockdown and this has had a significant effect on the economic growth, but also the banking sector. 

Today we explore the implications Web 3.0 has on your current job.

Sharing the initial cost of connection across all electricity users, including large- and medium-size firms, as a way taking  away the burden of upfront connection costs for poor households.

This Friday we bring you Georgette Ochieng Ndabukiye the Co-Founder of Wazi Vision who walks us through the story of  Eyewear that highlights the artistry and creativity of artisans across the continent.

It is estimated that between 60-70% of the future electricity supply in Sub-Saharan Africa will come from off-grid systems (both isolated and mini-grids).

Fake news is 70% more likely to be retweeted and spreads 10 to 20 times faster than the truth. The rise in misinformation is causing economic losses to major sectors including healthcare, politics, eCommerce, media, and finance.

Airlines operating scheduled passenger flights within the East and Central Africa region risk paying up to 10 percent of their turnover generated within the bloc in fines if found culpable for breaching customers' rights.

This edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) has gone a long way to define a new chapter for the tournament, establishing it on the world football map.

Global data traffic has increased one thousand times over the last 20 years. This explosion of data creates an ever-growing demand for data infrastructure.

Sudan's attempts to recover from a deep economic crisis and re-enter the global economy after decades of isolation where short-lived after The World Bank, US and a multitude of organisations  paused its economic support to Sudan.

There is a saying, When your neighbor's house is on fire, you do sit by and watch because your house could be next.