This Week on Corporate Cocktail With Ondiro Oganga,
Guinea’s junta tightens its grip with a lopsided constitutional referendum, Rwanda steadies its credit outlook despite simmering tensions with the DRC, and African leaders storm the UNGA demanding fair finance and a permanent seat at the table. From power plays in Conakry to mineral politics in Kigali and Africa’s growing leverage in New York, we unpack the bold moves and quiet shifts shaping the continent’s future.
From Accra to Blantyre to Juba, Africa’s economic and political battlegrounds are shifting fast. Ghana’s currency miracle is fading, Malawians are turning back to a leader they once rejected, and South Sudan’s wealth keeps vanishing into elite pockets.
At the same time, the U.S. Fed’s first rate cut of 2025 could unlock a rare window for African sovereign bonds and portfolio flows. Journalist Kepha Muiruri breaks down the global money angle, while Money Africa’s Oluwatosin Olaseinde explores the bold risks Africans take to move ahead.
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Because Corporate Cocktail is Africa’s leading business podcast hosted by Ondiro Oganga, an Award winning international correspondent — your Friday wind-down decoding the deals, bold moves, and quiet power plays shaping the continent’s economy.
