Today on Ecoskoops we continue our discussion with the Resident Representative for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Rwanda, Dr Fatmata Lovetta Sesay. The UNDP is official host of the Carbon Markets Africa Summit (CMAS) which recently took place in Kigali. She tells us more about how can carbon markets be leveraged to uplift women and youth.

On Techskoops today: Vodacom targets satellite-to-phone service in South Africa next year, and the country's first new nuclear reactors could be online by 2036. Meanwhile, OpenAI posts steep losses even as quarterly revenue rises to $10 billion, and Grand Theft Auto VI will hit a console near you on November 19.

In this week's Bizskoops - South Africa’s unemployment rate increased again, and many consumers need an average of 65 percent of their take-home pay for debt-repayments. Professor Waldo Krugell talks about last week’s election and shares his proposed to-do list for municipalities. In international business news we hear that Nvidia is investigating its chief executive officer, and locally Pieter Wasserfall of Just Money talks about managing your daily household expenses. […]