Ready for Take-Off: African Airlines in the Green, But Challenges Remain

Bloomberg's Africa Amplified, takes a deep dive in the aviation sector, speaking to some of major CEO's on the continental, as well as other leaders in the space. They highlight the great potential of the underdeveloped industries, but also discuss some of the main challenges impeding growth.
0:00- 1:30- Aviation intro
1:30- 3:15- Nigeria MPC preview + Central Bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso
3:20- 5:55- South African markets react to new cabinet+ South Africa Reserve Bank Governor, Lesetja Kganyago
6:00- 9:00- Kenya faces deadly protests, Ruto at a cross road
11:45- 13:10-Africa Aviation, The Fact
13:35-15:00- Abdérahmane Berthé, African Aviation Association, Secretary General
15:15 - 17:15- Marie Owen Thomsen, IATA, Chief Economist
17:30- 18:00 John Lamola, SAA, CEO
21:00-22:30- Rodger Foster, Airlink CEO
23:00-26:00- State of African aviation: Deals, M&A, opportunities, challenges
A monthly deep dive into Africa's biggest stories through a Bloomberg lens. Global investors see the continent as one of the top areas for opportunity and growth, and some African nations are well-positioned to be global hubs for development. This show will discuss key steps taken to help deliver on Africa’s quest of bridging the gap with global powers.
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  • @Manlesss
    @Manlesss2 күн бұрын

    Am so proud that SAA is getting it's feet together now , this used to be pride of Africa with it's excellent service and top performance. I just hope all will go well

  • @YouWell2
    @YouWell2Күн бұрын

    SA has massive potential backed by terrible political and governance leadership. Thankfully we are a resilient people, and will overcome.

  • @otis3744
    @otis37442 күн бұрын

    SAA, PRASA and 100 days without loadshedding... seems like cyril has been working

  • @MusehanaH

    @MusehanaH

    2 күн бұрын

    @otis3744, you mean Cyril has been continuing where his predecessor left of? Isn't it refreshing to not hear scandals after scandals since Zuma left? Refreshing

  • @maxnator

    @maxnator

    2 күн бұрын

    Our problems are man-made, these companies have no issues, their issues are created to change ownership

  • @maxnator

    @maxnator

    Күн бұрын

    @@MusehanaH Do you know how healthy the rand was when zuma was around? the petrol price? electricity price? debt of the country? only an idiot would care about other things

  • @frenetic1057

    @frenetic1057

    Күн бұрын

    He's saving face.

  • @dawiteshetu7480
    @dawiteshetu7480Күн бұрын

    Ethiopian airline is the model for success

  • @mazibukomail
    @mazibukomail19 сағат бұрын

    There was a GNU in 94 so not unprecendented 3:58

  • @mazibukomail
    @mazibukomail19 сағат бұрын

    I must say I'm very surprised Cupcake hasnt sold SAA.