Series1

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.

Investing in African Infrastructure

Episode 1

In this episode, Crystal Orderson explains the need for private sector investment in African infrastructure development and how Beitbridge’s makeover will have a greater economic impact on South Africa, Zimbabwe, and the rest of the continent.

Agricultural Growth in Africa

Episode 2

In this episode, Crystal Ordeson talks to Agricultural Growth in Africa and the innovations that exist within the sector. She highlights how investing in agriculture is key for driving economic transformation and job creation.

Connecting Africa

Episode 3

In this episode, Crystal Orderson highlights the expansion and challenges in developing ICT on the continent and how continuous private sector investment can boost the industry’s growth in Africa.

Transforming Logistics in Africa

Episode 4

In this episode, Crystal Orderson discusses how an increased focus on investment and development of digital platforms will ensure effortless trade across the African continent.

A Sustainable Africa

Episode 5

In this episode, Crystal Orderson unpacks how the east African nation has tripled its power generation with geothermal energy supplying 8.6 million people in the country access to electricity, making it the continent’s top producer of geothermal energy.

Optimising Resources For Africa

Episode 6

In this episode, Crystal Orderson unpacks how Botswana has optimised its natural resources sector to increase economic value as Africa’s leading diamond producer, while highlighting opportunities for growth and innovation on the continent.

Building for Green

Danielle Frank, Riyaad Khan, Dylan Stevenson

Generation Private Power

Daniel Zinman, Keith Webb

Switching on a Just Transition

Nigel Beck, Julian Grieve, Phil Norton