We start the show with our weekly business round up, where we look at the top stories across the continent, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Victor Kgomoeswana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back".  

Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo.

We start the show with our weekly business round up, where we look at the top stories across the continent, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Victor Kgomoeswana, author of "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back". &nbsp;
Victor is also the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo.

In-depth financial issues, profiling of African businesses doing well internationally, stocks & market updates.

In-depth financial issues, profiling of African businesses doing well internationally, stocks &amp; market updates.

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Weekly business round-up with Victor Kgomoeswana

On our C-Suite feature, we get to know Musa Mngadi who boasts over 20 years of extensive experience across various sectors with in the African continent, with a strong focus on Gaming, Lotteries, and Technology. He has led many prominent companies which include First National Bank, Anglo American, Anglo Platinum, and Implats just to name a few. Experience like this does not come easy. Mr Mngadi, Chief Executive Officer of the African Lotteries & Gaming Association spoke to Thami Ngubeni to share some of the highlights of his journey…

On our C-Suite feature, we get to know Musa Mngadi who boasts over 20 years of extensive experience across various sectors with in the African continent, with a strong focus on Gaming, Lotteries, and Technology. He has led many prominent companies which include First National Bank, Anglo American, Anglo Platinum, and Implats just to name a few. Experience like this does not come easy. Mr Mngadi, Chief Executive Officer of the African Lotteries &amp; Gaming Association spoke to Thami Ngubeni to share some of the highlights of his journey&hellip;

Musa Mngadi, with over 20 years’ experience across multiple sectors in Africa

Transnet Engineering and Wabtec in South Africa have signed a long-term Material and Technical Support Agreement to support Transnet’s Class 43D/44D locomotives.

The deal is reported to be valued at approximately $400 million and will support improved material availability, maintenance execution and lifecycle management, contributing to greater fleet reliability and availability over time.

To tell us more on this deal and the long-term economic benefits, Thami Ngubeni  spoke to Collet Yende, Chief Procurement Officer at Transnet Engineering…

Transnet Engineering and Wabtec in South Africa have signed a long-term Material and Technical Support Agreement to support Transnet&rsquo;s Class 43D/44D locomotives.
The deal is reported to be valued at approximately $400 million and will support improved material availability, maintenance execution and lifecycle management, contributing to greater fleet reliability and availability over time.
To tell us more on this deal and the long-term economic benefits, Thami Ngubeni&nbsp; spoke to Collet Yende, Chief Procurement Officer at Transnet Engineering&hellip;

Transnet Engineering and Wabtec sign a long-term Material and Technical Support Agreement 

Africa must move beyond carbon market potential towards delivery, building high-integrity, investable markets that attract long-term capital while protecting national climate priorities and ensuring greater value reaches the countries and communities. Representatives from 45 countries, including 21 African nations, are participating at the Carbon Markets Africa Summit -CMAS 2026, underway in Kigali, Rwanda. The discussions at the Summit have shifted decisively from market readiness to implementation, investment and transactions. For more on this, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Maxwell Gomera, United Nations Development Programme - UNDP's Resident Representative in South Africa and Director of the UUNDP Africa Sustainable Finance Hub joins us on the line...

Africa must move beyond carbon market potential towards delivery, building high-integrity, investable markets that attract long-term capital while protecting national climate priorities and ensuring greater value reaches the countries and communities. Representatives from 45 countries, including 21 African nations, are participating at the Carbon Markets Africa Summit -CMAS 2026, underway in Kigali, Rwanda. The discussions at the Summit have shifted decisively from market readiness to implementation, investment and transactions. For more on this, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Maxwell Gomera, United Nations Development Programme - UNDP's Resident Representative in South Africa and Director of the UUNDP Africa Sustainable Finance Hub joins us on the line...

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