BEJ Top of the Hour

Access Holdings is considering exiting at least one foreign market to comply with Central Bank of Nigeria equity investment rules. Mozambique's government says financing for the Coral Norte gas project carries no public debt risk. Also in this midday bulletin: MTN's service revenue growth, Tanzania's credit guarantees, and the midday market numbers for Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and South Africa.

Show Notes

Access Holdings is considering exiting at least one foreign market to comply with Central Bank of Nigeria equity investment rules. Mozambique's government says financing for the Coral Norte gas project carries no public debt risk. Also in this midday bulletin: MTN's service revenue growth, Tanzania's credit guarantees, and the midday market numbers for Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and South Africa.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:12) Access Holdings weighs exiting a foreign market
(00:25) Government rules out debt risk from Coral Norte
(00:39) MTN service revenue rises over 17%
(00:46) BoT guarantees unlock 2.1 trillion shilling loans
(00:58) Markets

In this edition

  • Access Holdings weighs exiting a foreign market
  • Government rules out debt risk from Coral Norte
  • MTN service revenue rises over 17%
  • BoT guarantees unlock 2.1 trillion shilling loans

African markets on the day: NGX +1.38% · USE -1.16% · NSE -0.78% · JSE -0.48% · SEM -0.17% · GSE -0.16%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Midday Edition, 13:00 UTC, Monday, November 9, 2026. The global market pulse, five times a day, from The Black Executive Journal. For full intelligence coverage, visit blackexecutivejournal.com.

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