A study by Oxford Economics Africa reveals that South Africa's rising and unpredictable excise taxes are putting financial pressure on breweries, impacting their profitability and complicating long-term planning. Industry leaders and policymakers convened at the 2024 Beer Indaba, hosted by South African Breweries (SAB), to address the increasing burden of excise taxes and their impact on the beer industry. Channel Africa Business reporter Innocent Semosa has more....

A study by Oxford Economics Africa reveals that South Africa's rising and unpredictable excise taxes are putting financial pressure on breweries, impacting their profitability and complicating long-term planning. Industry leaders and policymakers convened at the 2024 Beer Indaba, hosted by South African Breweries (SAB), to address the increasing burden of excise taxes and their impact on the beer industry. Channel Africa Business reporter Innocent Semosa has more....

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'Rising and unpredictable excise taxes are putting financial pressure on breweries' Oxford Economics Africa study

Amnesty International is calling on the Angolan authorities to immediately release four activists which they say were wrongfully detained for one year and whose health has drastically deteriorated behind bars.

The four were arrested on the 16th September 2023 ahead of a planned protest in solidarity with motorcycle taxi drivers. TFor more, Aurelie Kalenga spoke to Vongai Chikwanda, Amnesty International's Deputy Director for East and Southern Africa..

Amnesty International is calling on the Angolan authorities to immediately release four activists which they say were wrongfully detained for one year and whose health has drastically deteriorated behind bars.
The four were arrested on the 16th September 2023 ahead of a planned protest in solidarity with motorcycle taxi drivers. TFor more, Aurelie Kalenga spoke to Vongai Chikwanda, Amnesty International's Deputy Director for East and Southern Africa..

Amnesty International calls on Angolan authorities torelease 4 activists which they say were wrongfully detained

Nigerian state oil firm the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd has increased the price of petrol by 11-percent which is the second increase in two weeks.

The increase came a day after it started purchasing the fuel from the giant Dangote oil refinery. Nigeria expects the 650 thousand barrels per day refinery to end years of imports of gasoline, which had been subsidised for decades until President Bola Tinubu began removing support when he took office in May last year.

The price of gasoline is a sensitive issue in Nigeria because many households and small businesses use it to power generators because the majority of citizens are not connected to the national electricity grid. To discuss this further is Adeola Adenikinju, Professor of Economics at the University of Ibadan and the President of the Nigerian Economic Society..

Nigerian state oil firm the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd has increased the price of petrol by 11-percent which is the second increase in two weeks.
The increase came a day after it started purchasing the fuel from the giant Dangote oil refinery. Nigeria expects the 650 thousand barrels per day refinery to end years of imports of gasoline, which had been subsidised for decades until President Bola Tinubu began removing support when he took office in May last year.
The price of gasoline is a sensitive issue in Nigeria because many households and small businesses use it to power generators because the majority of citizens are not connected to the national electricity grid. To discuss this further is Adeola Adenikinju, Professor of Economics at the University of Ibadan and the President of the Nigerian Economic Society..

Nigerian state oil firm increase the price of petrol for the second increase in two weeks

The African Centre for Governance Pre-Election Assessment Mission conducted its work in Namibia which is expected to hold one of the most intriguing elections on the continent.

The country will be electing a new president in November following the death in office of President Hage Geingob. The South West Africa People's Organisation or SWAPO which has been in power since Namibia gained independence in 1990 has chosen current Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as presidential candidiate.

If she wins she will be the country's first female president. For more on the readiness of Namibia's elections, Tendai Mbanje - Deputy Chief Observer for the African Centre for Governance's Election Observer Mission...

The African Centre for Governance Pre-Election Assessment Mission conducted its work in Namibia which is expected to hold one of the most intriguing elections on the continent.
The country will be electing a new president in November following the death in office of President Hage Geingob. The South West Africa People's Organisation or SWAPO which has been in power since Namibia gained independence in 1990 has chosen current Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as presidential candidiate.
If she wins she will be the country's first female president. For more on the readiness of Namibia's elections, Tendai Mbanje - Deputy Chief Observer for the African Centre for Governance's Election Observer Mission...

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