As South Africa Celebrates Heritage Month, Traditional fashion design is a thriving industry that offers a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs to showcase their cultural heritage while building a ...

Rwanda’s 20th Kwita Izina was not only a grand celebration of conservation—it brought thousands together in Kinigi, Musanze, sparking economic activity and opportunities for local businesses. Catch ...

The Center for International Private Enterprise, CIPE, has launched its first African hub in Lagos, Nigeria. CNBC Africa’s Akinkumi Obakeye spoke to Abdulwahab Alkebsi, Managing Director of Programs, ...

Invest Rwanda spotlights transformative transport projects on Lake Kivu. Discover how new ports are unlocking regional trade, boosting connectivity, and positioning Rwanda as a logistics hub as the ...

The Executive Director of The Centre for International Private Enterprise, Andrew Wilson says the CIPE African Hub represents the culmination of three decades of work across the continent.

Joining CNBC Africa to discuss the mix of global and local market news is Anthony Modisane, Senior Equity Sales Trader, ABSA CIB.

For a focus on Zambia and Botswana, CNBC Africa is joined by Godfrey Mwanza, Senior Economist for Africa Regions, Standard Bank.

Traders at UBA say they expect investors’ cautious trading to persist this week ahead of Monday's bond auction. Meanwhile at the OMO market, it is expected the increase in activities will remain.

Mobile payment company Paga which processes over a billion dollars per month, has announced their expansion to the U.S.

The Center for International Private Enterprise is entering a new phase in their line of interventions as they are uniting their work, networks and expertise under the CIPE Africa hub. Regional ...

With inflation slowing down, external reserves above 42 thousand dollars, CEO of the CFG Advisory, Tilewa Adebajo, believes the monetary policy easing cycle will continue into November with a ...

Kenya’s treasury bills remain in demand, staying below 8 per cent, even as the Nairobi Securities Exchange sees Ksh 4.6 billion in foreign outflows.