Oxford Economics Africa 20th Anniversary Event

As this year marks Oxford Economics' 20th anniversary, we are thrilled to invite you to join us for their flagship Africa briefing.

Oxford Economics will provide you with a deep dive into the global economic outlook, explore Africa’s alternative funding strategies during challenging times, examine the continent’s growth hotspot, and unpack South Africa’s political economy in the lead up to next year’s general elections.


Johannesburg Event

Date: Wednesday 8 November

Time: 08:30 SAST

Location: The Maslow Hotel, Sandton


Cape Town Event

Date: Thursday 9 November

Time: 08:30 SAST

Location: The Manor at Nederburg


Agenda

08:30   Registration & Refreshments

09:00  Opening remarks

  •        Noelani King Conradie, Founder and Managing Director

09:10   Global economic outlook: Challenges and opportunities for growth

  •        Adrian Cooper, CEO, Oxford Economics

09:50   Exploring alternative avenues: Finding funding when times are tough

  •        Irmgard Erasmus, Senior Financial Economist

10:30   Networking Break 

11:00   The capital conundrum: How will East Africa remain the continent's fastest-growing region?

  •        Shani Smit-Lengton, Economist

  •        Zaynab Hoosen, Political Analyst

11:40   Funding pragmatism vs ideology: South Africa, Eskom, and the 2024 General Elections

  •        Louw Nel, Senior Political Analyst

  •        Deon Fourie, Lead Economist

12:30   Lunch

13:30   Panel discussion: The political economy of climate and development funding 

  •        Irmgard Erasmus, Senior Financial Economist

  •        Louw Nel, Senior Political Analyst

  •        Deon Fourie, Lead Economist

14:30   Event Concludes

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