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I think we got a sense of what you're doing inside of this building as well, but elaborate as is necessary. So, I mean, so at the heart of it, I mean, the building that we are in was done with the Development Bank of Southern Africa. Again, a DFI, a
Africa and Zeth Nkerko, Chief Economist at the Development Bank of Southern Africa. And as you've heard, really giving us a wide context around an understanding of how best it is that we need to navigate the opportunities for growth as the African continent.
Point of the Carbon Markets Africa Summit this year, currently kicking off in Kigali, Rwanda. We'll leave the conversation on that note to Gregory Fife, Chief Investment Officer at Development Bank of Southern Africa, joining us to take a look at the DBSA's
Change with members of the old administration. We've seen stranger things happen in Durban. But a big intervention announced by the Finance Minister Inokorongwana is going to involve the Development Bank of Southern Africa. And we were talking to them last
Stephen. For me, this isn't really a revelation. It's basically just reannouncing the municipal services trading reforms. So, in other words, the Development Bank of Southern Africa taking over some of the infrastructure that the council should be doing?
But also, even for households in terms of doing their own chores in relation to their children going to school or even studying in the case of literacy in areas where there's continuous school shedding, the cost will not pay for it. Now, Dr. Mondi, you touched
Believe that we are going to have a match to the police station of Karangua to demand the visibility of police around our campus and also in the zones, because that's where our sisters and our students reside. This is, of course, in response to the recent
it is that you want to talk to us about. Send us those voice notes, short, sharp, and straight to the point. And then later on, we'll talk about how the Development Bank of Southern Africa has raised concerns about the sustainability of municipal borrowing.
because across the country they are facing growing financial pressure and the latest figures from the Development Bank of Southern Africa are always raising concerns and questions about the sustainability of municipal borrowing. The DBSA has already used its
And the Development Bank of Southern Africa is sharply tightening its municipal lending, drastically slashing its projected disbursements to local government entities over the coming years. This debt comes as local municipalities struggle with operational
Do you have a sense of why this has gone as badly as it has? I mean, at one point, the gouting government entities were running it. The Department of Infrastructure, Development and Public Works. I'm paraphrasing, I may not have the title absolutely correctly.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa, known as DBSA. Gentlemen, a pleasure to have you both and thank you so much for making time to join us here on the show. I believe, Frank, I'd like to start off with you. Just to get your perspective and opening
Speak to Chief Investment Officer at the Development Bank of Southern Africa about the Carbon Markets Africa Summit that kicked off today in Rwanda. We get a sense of what it is that the DBSA is doing there and what are the other discussion points that are
Out. We also have a conversation with the Development Bank of Southern Africa on the Carbon Markets Africa Summit that kicked off today, that was set to run for this week. We speak to Chief Investment Officer at the DBSA around that and get a sense of what it
By the Chief Investment Officer at the Development Bank of Southern Africa, Gregory Fife, to take a look at this and see what you make of it. Greg, lovely having you on the show. Thanks so much for taking the time. What is this summit all about? What are the
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explosives, as well as through the chemicals industry, distributing and manufacturing a vast portfolio of industrial and specialized chemicals. All right, let's go to the Development Bank of Southern Africa. They've posted solid results. Yeah, making around
I think we got a sense of what you're doing inside of this building as well, but elaborate as is necessary. So, I mean, so at the heart of it, I mean, the building that we are in was done with the Development Bank of Southern Africa. Again, a DFI, a
Select Committee on Economic Development and Trade in the National Council of Provinces today, Mamalondenze reports. The South African government's plan to use the Post Bank as the foundation for the National State Bank to serve SMMEs and unbanked communities
Africa and Zeth Nkerko, Chief Economist at the Development Bank of Southern Africa. And as you've heard, really giving us a wide context around an understanding of how best it is that we need to navigate the opportunities for growth as the African continent.
And then another 600 million for agricultural value chains. Now, the banking group operates in 34 sub-Saharan African countries spanning West, Central, Eastern, Southern Africa. And it also has an international presence in France, the UK, the UAE, and China.
Point of the Carbon Markets Africa Summit this year, currently kicking off in Kigali, Rwanda. We'll leave the conversation on that note to Gregory Fife, Chief Investment Officer at Development Bank of Southern Africa, joining us to take a look at the DBSA's
Change with members of the old administration. We've seen stranger things happen in Durban. But a big intervention announced by the Finance Minister Inokorongwana is going to involve the Development Bank of Southern Africa. And we were talking to them last
To be affected. All right, some company news here. Standard Bank is set to invest in OPEY, expanding its partnership with the FinTech company. Tell us more about this OPEI. So, Standard Bank is, of course, looking to deepen its footprint in Africa's digital
Stephen. For me, this isn't really a revelation. It's basically just reannouncing the municipal services trading reforms. So, in other words, the Development Bank of Southern Africa taking over some of the infrastructure that the council should be doing?
But also, even for households in terms of doing their own chores in relation to their children going to school or even studying in the case of literacy in areas where there's continuous school shedding, the cost will not pay for it. Now, Dr. Mondi, you touched
Believe that we are going to have a match to the police station of Karangua to demand the visibility of police around our campus and also in the zones, because that's where our sisters and our students reside. This is, of course, in response to the recent
it is that you want to talk to us about. Send us those voice notes, short, sharp, and straight to the point. And then later on, we'll talk about how the Development Bank of Southern Africa has raised concerns about the sustainability of municipal borrowing.
because across the country they are facing growing financial pressure and the latest figures from the Development Bank of Southern Africa are always raising concerns and questions about the sustainability of municipal borrowing. The DBSA has already used its
And the Development Bank of Southern Africa is sharply tightening its municipal lending, drastically slashing its projected disbursements to local government entities over the coming years. This debt comes as local municipalities struggle with operational
Do you have a sense of why this has gone as badly as it has? I mean, at one point, the gouting government entities were running it. The Department of Infrastructure, Development and Public Works. I'm paraphrasing, I may not have the title absolutely correctly.
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The Development Bank of Southern Africa has posted solid results, making around 7.8 billion rand and declaring a profit for the 2026 financial year 1. The bank operates in 34 sub-Saharan African countries and is expanding products such as invoice financing and agribusiness lending, according to its CEO Jeremy Awari 5.
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