Gaming in Africa is forecast to be a 3.7billion rand industry by 2020. We break those numbers down in terms of where the opportunity is with Len Nery Business Development Manager for the rAge Expo and Grant Hinds, the gaming guru of South Africa.

Gaming in Africa is forecast to be a 3.7billion rand industry by 2020. We break those numbers down in terms of where the opportunity is with Len Nery Business Development Manager for the rAge Expo and Grant Hinds, the gaming guru of South Africa.

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This week we look at PWC's entertainment and media outlook for 2016 to 2020 looking at the industry from Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa. We look at the data and commentry in the report covering the Internet, music, television and radio.

This week we look at PWC's entertainment and media outlook for 2016 to 2020 looking at the industry from Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa. We look at the data and commentry in the report covering the Internet, music, television and radio.

This week we look at PWC's entertainment and media outlook for 2016 to 2020 looking at the industry from Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa. We look at the data and commentry in the report covering the Internet, music, television and radio.

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Business Rescue was introduced by the new Companies Act (71 of 2008) in order to reduce the number of companies filing for bankruptcy.
SAIPA (South African Institute of Professional Accountants) has been accredited by the CIPC as one of the first 2 professional organisations to regulate its members to be Business Rescue Practitioners.
Prof Rashied Small, Executive of Education, Membership and Training at SAIPA joins me to discuss what exactly is Business Rescue and how SAIPA its members will be involved in this process.

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Japan's Africa Catch Up or Capture - Renewed Interest for the Continent.

Once just a donor into the continent, Japan has upped it's interest from humanitarian to business, and is making BIG commitments of investing billions of USD's into Africa.

Dipolelo Moime, CEO of Legato Risk Consulting, unpacks this sudden change of heart by Japan and what is it that we need to know.

Join me, Nqobani Mzizi, in conversation with him from 7pm to 8pm CAT on Africa Business Radio (www.africabusinessradio.com). It's gonna be an insightful discussion.

It's official, Donald Trump is the president elect of the United States of America and will ascend into office in 2017. Against all odds, he triumphed.
Alot though is still being assumed on how his presidency will be, based on his campaign talks and rhetoric.
Africa is a concerned continent (AGOA), as Trump has categorically stated that he will review agreements thay dont benefit the US.
I'm joined by Professor Margaret C Lee, a Visiting Professor from the US and presently with the Institute for Global Dialogue (IGD), wher, like everyone else, we'll attempt to predict what Mr Trump's presidency will mean.

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Multichoice launches the new ARRIS HD PVR which is known as the EXPLORA 2. We speak to the Regional Vice President of Sales at ARRIS, Mr Darren Granger. Arris are the makers of this new decoder and we get to learn a bit more about it.

The first Monday of every month on Business Today in Africa is themed CEO Monday on Africa Business Radio.

Value Added Tax (VAT), which is an indirect tax, is levied on goods purchased or services utilized, making it a cost (expense) to one person and an income to the other (income), but this is collected for the state. Mr Sibusiso Thungo of SAIPA (South African Institute of Professional Accountants) talks to us in greater detail about this tax.

Dipolelo Moime of Legato Risk Consultancy gives us the latest African Business Report and what to look out for on the African continent from a business perspective.

The MIC (Mineworkers Investment Company) is an investment firm with a diversified investment portfolio in around 40 investee companies.The CEO, Ms. Mary Bomela joins us to talk about the organisation, boardroom dynamics as well as the upcoming event they are hosting with SAPNA (South African Professional Network Association).

Music is a business before it should be considered anythi