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COP27 Focus

Join the RMB Africa Focus and COP27 feature with Crystal Orderson and Motheo Khaoripe on 702 and CapeTalk. These informative discussion will cover analyses, trading conditions and forecasts of macroeconomic developments throughout the continent across sectors as well as daily updates from COP27.

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The need for infrastructure development and PPP participation in Africa

Africa Analyst Celeste Fauconnier says only 10% of investment in Africa comes from the private sector.

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Mind the Gaps: Sustainable infrastructure development in Namibia

RMB Namibia's Chuka Okafor says to close the infrastructure gap and source the abundant human and financial capital required, policymakers, private investors and operators need to work together.

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RMB Africa Focus

Crystal Orderson looks at Africa’s growing voice on the global stage, its place in the G20 and B20, and the big investment trends shaping the continent.

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