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28/11/2025

[IN CONVERSATION] South Africa marked a key milestone as Cell C made its debut on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, becoming the country’s fourth-largest mobile operator and a fully independent listed entity for the first time. The stock opened at R27, slightly below its initial pricing range, giving the company a market valuation of around R9.3 billion, while CEO Jorge Mendes highlighted that listing was aimed at transparency and capital access rather than achieving a “perfect” valuation.

Mendes also outlined growth strategies including partnerships, roaming agreements, MVNO expansion, and potential mergers and acquisitions, emphasising a disruptive, customer-focused approach for the coming years.

CNBC Africa’s Rethabile Joala reports.

[ICYMI] Highlights Special: Africa Tech Festival 2025The advancement of Africa's varied technological ecosystems in seek...
28/11/2025

[ICYMI] Highlights Special: Africa Tech Festival 2025

The advancement of Africa's varied technological ecosystems in seeking practical solutions to the continent's most significant challenges is propelled by the continuous evolution of technology. This Highlights Special will showcase how international tech companies partner with local enterprises to enhance access to and reduce the cost of more affordable technology.

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https://www.cnbcafrica.com/media/qP5_py6laDw/highlights-special-africa-tech-festival-2025

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28/11/2025

[PARTNERSHIP] This episode explores how data-driven policy, inclusive design, and coordinated partnerships are shaping the next generation of EdTech in Africa. With Ghana developing a national EdTech strategy, the discussion highlights what effective digital transformation requires on the continent.

📺Tune in on Monday, 1 December at 14h00 CAT on .

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28/11/2025

[ICYMI] Focus On: Role of Technology to Farm Sustainability

South Africa’s Agriculture sector contributes approximately 2.5 per cent to South Africa’s GDP. The total value chain contributes around 14 per cent, which makes this sector crucial to economic growth. Access to advanced technology plays an important role to improve productivity as the farming community battles food security and climate change. This Focus On segment puts the spotlight on the use of technology in the agri-sector.

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https://www.cnbcafrica.com/media/-YZGsNMUIdc/focus-on-role-of-technology-to-farm-sustainability

28/11/2025

[EXPLAINER] South Africa has been publicly declared “not invited” to the 2026 G20 summit in Miami by U.S. President Donald Trump, citing disputes over the handover of the G20 Presidency. Pretoria insists the handover occurred through proper diplomatic channels, emphasising that as a full G20 member, South Africa’s participation is automatic and does not require an invitation.

Despite the political tension, the dispute highlights broader disagreements between the two countries, including halted U.S. payments and subsidies, as the world watches global economic and climate challenges unfold.

CNBC Africa’s Rethabile Joala reports.

28/11/2025

[COMING UP] From hospitality to farming, Linda Mthalane proves that side hustles can grow into scalable enterprises. After pivoting during COVID‑19, she now manages 200 breeding cattle at Nkonyane Yenkosi Farming, showing how cross‑industry skills can professionalise agriculture and strengthen food security.

Agribusiness isn’t just a fallback, it’s the future. Join us as Linda shares her journey, lessons, and vision for sustainable farming in South Africa.

[ICYMI] Mauritius: A Vision for High-Income AfricaJoin CNBC Africa as we explore Mauritius, known as a global financial ...
28/11/2025

[ICYMI] Mauritius: A Vision for High-Income Africa
Join CNBC Africa as we explore Mauritius, known as a global financial hub and luxury paradise. In this documentary, we delve into the infrastructure and showcase the policies that are turning this island into a destination for investors.

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https://www.cnbcafrica.com/media/mU1gagl5ONA/mauritius-a-vision-for-high-income-africa

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Join CNBC Africa as we explore Mauritius, known as a global financial hub and luxury paradise. In this documentary we delve into the infrastructure and showcase the policies that are turning this island into a destination for investors.

28/11/2025

[SPONSORED] The 2025 THE CEO Dialogue on South Africa gathered leading CEOs, policy-makers, and thought leaders from Southern Africa and European regions to foster high-level business engagements and promote investment opportunities.

Join CNBC Africa as we find out what Africa’s investment landscape looks like from an investor’s perspective.

📅 2 December 2025
🕑 13:45 CAT

27/11/2025

[IN CONVERSATION] As Christmas bonuses hit bank accounts, South Africans are being urged to think twice before placing bets, with the National Treasury of South Africa warning of the social costs of online gambling. Christopher Axelson, Deputy Director General for Tax and Financial Sector Policy at the National Treasury, explained that a proposed 20% federal tax aims to curb excessive betting while aligning with global standards and addressing issues like addiction and financial stress.

With annual bets reaching roughly R1.5 trillion, the tax signals government concern over societal well-being and the potential harms of gambling.

CNBC Africa’s Rethabile Joala reports.

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