CNBC Africa

'S2/E3'. In this episode of Transcending boundaries Dr. Leroy Little Bear's speaks about his journey on reshaping Indigenous education and law in North America.

'E44'. We review the most important business and economic stories and their impact across the continent. We'll also analyse the markets and debate the African agenda with leading experts.

We bring you highlights from this glittering event.

'E25'. This week on State of Africa, we bring highlights from the ADEA Triennale 2025 in Accra, a key forum shaping Africa's education future.

'E11'. Nostalgia marketing taps into fond memories of the past to create emotional connections with consumers, brands use this to foster trust and loyalty for their products.

This forum welcomes trade and financing partners from both regions to highlight and accelerate projects, infrastructure and trade opportunities.

With B20 positioned at the threshold of South Africa and Africa, the moment has come to initiate discussions aimed at shaping Africa's economic growth priorities.

'E2'. In this episode of Africa: Face to Face, Mo Ibrahim, one of the continent's most prominent business leaders, talks about Africa's place in the global discourse, the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, governance, leadership, and more.

'Mauritius: A Vision For High-Income Africa'. In this documentary we delve into the infrastructure and showcase the policies that are turning this island into a destination for investors.

Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria Asset Management holds breakfast session in Lagos to unpack Nigeria's new tax reforms and their implications for both local and foreign investors.

This Focus On puts AI and the smartphone industry in the spotlight. We explore how AI is transforming this industry and best practices to increase access to more affordable technology.

This Focus On will put the spotlight on how private sector work with governments, businesses, and innovators to strengthen cyber resilience, protect payment ecosystems, and enable secure growth across Africa.

'S2/E3'. In this episode of Transcending boundaries Dr. Leroy Little Bear's speaks about his journey on reshaping Indigenous education and law in North America.

'E44'. We review the most important business and economic stories and their impact across the continent. We'll also analyse the markets and debate the African agenda with leading experts.

We bring you highlights from this glittering event.

'E25'. This week on State of Africa, we bring highlights from the ADEA Triennale 2025 in Accra, a key forum shaping Africa's education future.

'E11'. Nostalgia marketing taps into fond memories of the past to create emotional connections with consumers, brands use this to foster trust and loyalty for their products.

This forum welcomes trade and financing partners from both regions to highlight and accelerate projects, infrastructure and trade opportunities.

'E2'. The Siemens Energy CEO reflects on being blindsided by an existential crisis early in his tenure, how a career abroad shaped his decision-making, and the surprising lessons he learned from working in a psychiatric institution.

'E3'. The CEO of the London Stock Exchange reflects on why she didn't want to follow in the footsteps of her renowned lawyer parents, her decision to come out as gay while taking bold steps to modernize the LSE.

'E114'. 'Nurse' Tracey Lynn Garner gives illegal silicone injections to enhance clients' curves. When one patient dies, she's charged with murder facing life in prison.

'E113'. When financial fraudster Paul Kruse propositions his assistant's teenage daughter, this angry mom gets revenge and him behind bars. But will this whistleblower survive Kruse's sinister murder-for-hire plot?

'E1'. The founder of the iconic lifestyle brand reveals how a challenging childhood shaped her entrepreneurial spirit, her journey overcoming cancer and anxiety, and why she's still brimming with new business ideas.

'E1'. Uncover the twists and turns behind Alibaba's rise - from founder Jack Ma's meteoric ascent to how the Chinese tech giant quietly became a leader in artificial intelligence.

'E3'. Why do some countries charge to use motorways, while others make it free? Road ownership has been at the heart of a long debate in France. We explore the implications.

This forum welcomes trade and financing partners from both regions to highlight and accelerate projects, infrastructure and trade opportunities.

'E11'. Nostalgia marketing taps into fond memories of the past to create emotional connections with consumers, brands use this to foster trust and loyalty for their products.

'E25'. This week on State of Africa, we bring highlights from the ADEA Triennale 2025 in Accra, a key forum shaping Africa's education future.

We bring you highlights from this glittering event.

'E44'. We review the most important business and economic stories and their impact across the continent. We'll also analyse the markets and debate the African agenda with leading experts.

'S2/E3'. In this episode of Transcending boundaries Dr. Leroy Little Bear's speaks about his journey on reshaping Indigenous education and law in North America.

This Focus On will put the spotlight on how private sector work with governments, businesses, and innovators to strengthen cyber resilience, protect payment ecosystems, and enable secure growth across Africa.

This Focus On puts AI and the smartphone industry in the spotlight. We explore how AI is transforming this industry and best practices to increase access to more affordable technology.

Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria Asset Management holds breakfast session in Lagos to unpack Nigeria's new tax reforms and their implications for both local and foreign investors.

'Mauritius: A Vision For High-Income Africa'. In this documentary we delve into the infrastructure and showcase the policies that are turning this island into a destination for investors.

'E2'. In this episode of Africa: Face to Face, Mo Ibrahim, one of the continent's most prominent business leaders, talks about Africa's place in the global discourse, the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, governance, leadership, and more.

With B20 positioned at the threshold of South Africa and Africa, the moment has come to initiate discussions aimed at shaping Africa's economic growth priorities.

'E2'. The Siemens Energy CEO reflects on being blindsided by an existential crisis early in his tenure, how a career abroad shaped his decision-making, and the surprising lessons he learned from working in a psychiatric institution.

'E3'. The CEO of the London Stock Exchange reflects on why she didn't want to follow in the footsteps of her renowned lawyer parents, her decision to come out as gay while taking bold steps to modernize the LSE.

'E1'. Uncover the twists and turns behind Alibaba's rise - from founder Jack Ma's meteoric ascent to how the Chinese tech giant quietly became a leader in artificial intelligence.

'E3'. Why do some countries charge to use motorways, while others make it free? Road ownership has been at the heart of a long debate in France. We explore the implications.

'E42'. Karen Tso presents highlights from CNBC's coverage of the 2025 IMF and World Bank Group Annual Meetings in Washington DC where conversations focused on the global economy.

'E3'. CNBC explains why billions of dollars are pouring into Europe's defense tech sector, plus why Asia's leading the way on stablecoin adoption.

'E2'. The Siemens Energy CEO reflects on being blindsided by an existential crisis early in his tenure, how a career abroad shaped his decision-making, and the surprising lessons he learned from working in a psychiatric institution.

'E3'. The CEO of the London Stock Exchange reflects on why she didn't want to follow in the footsteps of her renowned lawyer parents, her decision to come out as gay while taking bold steps to modernize the LSE.

This forum welcomes trade and financing partners from both regions to highlight and accelerate projects, infrastructure and trade opportunities.

'E11'. Nostalgia marketing taps into fond memories of the past to create emotional connections with consumers, brands use this to foster trust and loyalty for their products.

'E25'. This week on State of Africa, we bring highlights from the ADEA Triennale 2025 in Accra, a key forum shaping Africa's education future.

We bring you highlights from this glittering event.

'E44'. We review the most important business and economic stories and their impact across the continent. We'll also analyse the markets and debate the African agenda with leading experts.

This Focus On will put the spotlight on how private sector work with governments, businesses, and innovators to strengthen cyber resilience, protect payment ecosystems, and enable secure growth across Africa.

This Focus On puts AI and the smartphone industry in the spotlight. We explore how AI is transforming this industry and best practices to increase access to more affordable technology.

Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria Asset Management holds breakfast session in Lagos to unpack Nigeria's new tax reforms and their implications for both local and foreign investors.

'Mauritius: A Vision For High-Income Africa'. In this documentary we delve into the infrastructure and showcase the policies that are turning this island into a destination for investors.

'S2/E3'. In this episode of Transcending boundaries Dr. Leroy Little Bear's speaks about his journey on reshaping Indigenous education and law in North America.

'E2'. In this episode of Africa: Face to Face, Mo Ibrahim, one of the continent's most prominent business leaders, talks about Africa's place in the global discourse, the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, governance, leadership, and more.

With B20 positioned at the threshold of South Africa and Africa, the moment has come to initiate discussions aimed at shaping Africa's economic growth priorities.

'E1'. Uncover the twists and turns behind Alibaba's rise - from founder Jack Ma's meteoric ascent to how the Chinese tech giant quietly became a leader in artificial intelligence.

'E3'. Why do some countries charge to use motorways, while others make it free? Road ownership has been at the heart of a long debate in France. We explore the implications.

'E114'. 'Nurse' Tracey Lynn Garner gives illegal silicone injections to enhance clients' curves. When one patient dies, she's charged with murder facing life in prison.

'E2'. The Siemens Energy CEO reflects on being blindsided by an existential crisis early in his tenure, how a career abroad shaped his decision-making, and the surprising lessons he learned from working in a psychiatric institution.

'E3'. The CEO of the London Stock Exchange reflects on why she didn't want to follow in the footsteps of her renowned lawyer parents, her decision to come out as gay while taking bold steps to modernize the LSE.

'E1'. Uncover the twists and turns behind Alibaba's rise - from founder Jack Ma's meteoric ascent to how the Chinese tech giant quietly became a leader in artificial intelligence.

'E3'. Why do some countries charge to use motorways, while others make it free? Road ownership has been at the heart of a long debate in France. We explore the implications.

'E187'. Michael Avenatti bursts on the scene as the flashy litigator representing porn star Stormy Daniels in her dispute with President Trump. Soon, news of his own legal troubles begin to surface.

'E186'. When a judge in Texas is shot four times, a tip leads investigators to Chimene Onyeri, an aspiring Houston rap artist facing prison after his crooked card-skimming plots are exposed.

'E109'. From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.