Good Morning Africa

In this episode we look at the sustained depreciation of the Kenya shilling, is it just the global factors or is there more to the story ?

Is Kenya's Banking industry at risk of rising NPLs? Many economists argue that the recent directive by the Kenyan Presidents that cushions borrowers from CRB could be a decisive factor.

In this episode we look at the racial connotations in Africa’s VC space. 

In this episode we look at the Pandora papers and the illicit financial flows on the continent.

October is cyber security awareness month. In this episode we look at the implications it has had on financial institutions. 

In this final episode on IP, we look at how Intellectual property can be used to protect African creations and the forth Industrial revolution. 

In this episode of Meet the CEO, we speak to Paul Charles Rukundo, the Chief Executive Officer at Smart Business Intelligence (SBI).

In part 2 of our series on Intellectual Property l, we find out why the uptake of IP rights is still low.

We begin our series on Intellectual property (IP) with MMaks Advocates lawyer Nakabugo Grace. 

In this episode we look at the cost of Housing in Uganda.  A look at the NSE

We look at how South Sudan could benefit from the global oil price boom. And Chad’s debt distress

We Cash Up has been hailed as the  largest pan-African payment gateway. In this episode we speak to the co-founder Cedric Atangana.  

In this episode we look at the fiscal spending of African governments and how to get it back to pre-pandemic levels.

South African Airways and Kenya Airways announce a possible joint venture, could a pan-African Airline be on the horizon? Rwandair, Uganda Airlines and Air Tanzania announce new routes. 

In this episode we look at Which African countries are in danger of another debt crisis? And the ever increasing global crude oil prices.  MTN Uganda is back in the news.

In this episode we look at the Facebook downtime, who were the biggest losers and what can the tech space on the continent pick from this.

In our meet the CEO feature, we talk to Dr. Angella Mirembe who started out with a day care and has evolved to doing more with the same platform. She shares her passion for child care and symptous meals. The Africa France Summit and the Revision to the UK list, this and so much more in this episode.

 Africa's Insurance penetration stands at 2.78%, poised to grow at about 7% between 2020 and 2025, Analysts shed light on the slow penetration, the potential of the industry and where the new insurable risks lie. World Bank also released the Sub-Saharan economic growth projections.  Find out how much of this growth is dependent on COVID inoculations.

MTN Uganda's impending IPO and if it's the much needed push for more listings on the Uganda Securities Exchange. We also look at Evergrande woes and it's effects on other real estate companies in China.

In this Episode we analyse the burden of the rising debt stock in Kenya, and it's effects on the economy. Evergrande woes crosses over to the continent's Stock Markets.

We speak to Dr. Ndougou  Salla Ba from the World Health  Organization on what it will take for the rest of the continent to meet the inoculation targets. 

We begin our meet the CEO feature with the CEO of Eza Neza, Christian Irakoze. Why are investors on the Nairobi securities exchange  dumping stock? 

Global oil prices continue to climb with Brent reaching nearly $80 a barrel.  We look at what this means for African countries on both ends of the spectrum.

Zimbabwe’s economy is expected to grow by 5.1% in 2021 at a time when most economies in SSA are below the 2.8%. So what is Harare doing right? In this episode we speak to Alan Majuru, the CEO Zim trade. 

According to the IMF: Tanzania requires urgent financial support of $1.1 billion (1.5 percent of GDP) in the next 12 months to avert a potential economic fallout arising from the Covid-19 pandemic and the rising import bill linked to rising crude oil prices.