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Each week, Jennifer Zabasajja provides a deep dive into the business stories that shape Africa. Join Jennifer and our Bloomberg reporters as they lift the lid on the news driving the continent.

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Economie Politique et gouvernement
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    • Why More African Countries Are Switching To Chinese Yuan
      Jan 22 2026

      Chinese mine operators in Zambia started paying royalties and taxes in yuan in Africa’s second-biggest copper producer, the latest sign of the growing acceptance of the currency on the continent.

      On this week’s episode, bloomberg reporter Matthew Hill and Bloomberg Economics Africa Economist Yvonne Mhango join Jennifer Zabasajja to discuss why China wants to boost the use of its currency, what’s in it for African countries, and whether there’s a risk of US retaliation

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      15 min
    • How The Death of Chimamanda Adichie’s Son Put Nigerian Healthcare Under Scrutiny
      Jan 15 2026

      Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of infant death and medical negligence

      Celebrated Nigerian author Chimamanda Adichie has blamed the death of her 21-month old son on medical negligence, sparking a national conversation about healthcare standards in Africa’s most-populous nation.

      On this week’s episode, Jennifer Zabasajja speaks to Adichie’s sister-in-law, Anthea Esege-Nwandu, who is also a medical doctor. Then senior reporter Yinka Ibukun and healthcare reporter Janice Kew join to discuss the state of healthcare in Nigeria and across Africa, and why so many wealthy Africans are seeking treatment abroad.

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      18 min
    • AFCON 2025 Shows That Sports are Becoming a Big Business in Africa
      Jan 8 2026

      As the 35th Africa Cup of Nations reaches the final stages, the organizers are already celebrating a record-breaking tournament.

      In this episode, our Nigeria-based reporter Nduka Orjinmo joins Jennifer Zabasajja to talk about the growth of African football, the growing business opportunities for sports on the continent and why changes to the tournament could make it even more attractive to sponsors.

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      17 min
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