Good Morning Africa

If you have heard about We Belong, then it's Co-Founder Jana Degrott should be a familiar name. In this episode she talks finding about combining her knowledge from her different walks in life and pooling all that into We Belong

MTN became the biggest publicly owned company after listing on the Stock Exchange. The 150million dollar IPO is the first listing in over 7 years. Has it provided the wake - call needed for the Capital Markets in Uganda?

What is Financing 4.0 ?  Can it deliver an equitable 4th industrial revolution?

Can South Sudan tow the  IMF line to unlock financing for its economy?

Sub- Saharan Africa needs upto 73bn dollars of investment in the Agricultural sector. How do development finance institutions fine tune themselves for this investment?

We revisit the Kenya Shilling, what's behind its sustained depreciation?

The equilibrium between industrialization and environmental quality, is it achievable?  The private sector weighs in.

Are East African states still interested in the benefits of Integration ?

The East Africa Community made a commitment in 2017 to remove all Non Tarriff Barriers. Has the removal of NTBs yielded any results?

In today’s special, @RuthAdong speaks to Ghana’s Vice President  H. E Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.

In this episode we look at the impact of the economic fallout of the Rwanda Uganda relationship. 

With over 100 digital lending platforms in Kenya, could the rising defaults cause a shake up of the sector? 

New export data shows a shake up in  trade partners in East Africa. Kenya and Tanzania are playing nice, while Kenya and Uganda are still frosty. In this episode, our Economists give us insight to the changing export tide.

In this episode we look at the factors behind the rise of Tanzania’s foreign reserves. 

In the second part of the Meet the CEO: Paula Mugisa she talks about everything from burn out, mental health and the glamourised life of an entrepreneur?  Is it all worth it ?

In this episode we look at why  African countries are struggling to  address population challenges in their budgets.

Rwanda's central bank monetary policy has maintained the key repo rate at 4.5% at the latest MPC statement.  With the economy having grown by more than 20% in q2, the central bank boss expects a stronger growth in the second half of the financial year.

East Africa is projected to post an economic growth rate of 4.1 % John Kalisa discusses the multitude of provisions the different governments are doing to post and surpass this growth rate.

In our 50th episode we meet another CEO: Today's CEO wants to build a community of African Entrepreneurs who grow and support each other. Meet the CEO of Teesa  Paula Mugisa

In this episode we look at the role digitization could play in bringing about tax compliance in Ghana.

In this episode we look at South Susan’s investment opportunities.

In this episode we look at how Tanzania looks at curbing the rising cost of living.

In this episode we look at the EAC oil pipeline. 

In this episode we look at Ghana’s empirical digitization plan.

In this episode we look at the resilience of microfinance institutions at the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic.