Kenya's energy regulator is expected to announce new pump prices on November 14, with cuts anticipated as global oil supply improves. Ghana has unveiled a ten billion dollar New Economy plan in its 2027 budget. Malawi has won a case at the African Court, and the Development Bank of Nigeria has launched a 275 million dollar climate finance facility. Markets closed with Uganda leading African gains on Friday.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:13) EPRA fuel review: cuts expected
(00:27) Ghana unveils $10bn New Economy plan
(00:35) Malawi wins African Court case
(00:45) DBN unveils $275m climate facility
(00:57) Markets

In this edition

• EPRA fuel review: cuts expected
• Ghana unveils $10bn New Economy plan
• Malawi wins African Court case
• DBN unveils $275m climate facility

African markets on the day: USE +0.57% · JSE -0.49% · NSE +0.40% · ZSE +0.38% · BRVM +0.35% · GSE -0.25%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Late Edition, 01:00 UTC, Saturday, November 14, 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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Nigeria's stock market pulled back after its late October surge, losing about N3.5 trillion in value ahead of the Dangote refinery listing. The bulletin also covers Ghana's US$3 billion Accra-Kumasi Expressway funding without borrowing, Aliko Dangote's raised African investment ambition to $70 billion, and new figures on Black-led businesses in Brazil's Federal District. African index, currency and commodity closes close out the hour.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:13) NGX loses N3.5 trillion after October surge
(00:23) Ghana secures $3bn for Accra-Kumasi road
(00:30) Dangote lifts African investment goal to $70bn
(00:48) 215 mil Black-led businesses in Federal District
(00:58) Markets

In this edition

• NGX loses N3.5 trillion after October surge
• Ghana secures $3bn for Accra-Kumasi road
• Dangote lifts African investment goal to $70bn
• 215 mil Black-led businesses in Federal District

African markets on the day: USE +0.57% · JSE -0.49% · NSE +0.40% · ZSE +0.38% · BRVM +0.35% · GSE -0.25%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Evening Edition, 21:00 UTC, Friday, November 13, 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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Senegal's bonds fell as a budget row put its IMF program at risk, and the government picked Deloitte to audit its debt. Ghana set out a ten billion dollar investment plan for 2027 to 2030, Nigerian and South African pension funds sought a stake in the Dangote Refinery IPO, and Kenya gazetted new licensing rules for crypto firms. The afternoon markets close brings Uganda's index to the top of African gains and gold at three thousand, eight hundred seventy-six dollars an ounce.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:12) Senegal bonds plunge as budget row puts IMF at risk
(00:22) Ghana sets out $10 billion investment plan
(00:39) Pension funds seek $1 billion Dangote IPO stake
(00:50) Kenya sets licence rules for crypto firms
(01:01) Markets

In this edition

• Senegal bonds plunge as budget row puts IMF at risk
• Ghana sets out $10 billion investment plan
• Pension funds seek $1 billion Dangote IPO stake
• Kenya sets licence rules for crypto firms

African markets on the day: USE +0.57% · JSE -0.49% · NSE +0.40% · ZSE +0.38% · BRVM +0.35% · GSE -0.25%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Afternoon Edition, 17:00 UTC, Friday, November 13, 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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The midday market pulse covers a liquefied natural gas terminal deal between Mozambique and South Africa, Ghana's gold exports valued at about twelve billion US dollars in 2026, and Wafa Assurance's agreed purchase of La Marocaine Vie. It also reports the International Monetary Fund's warning on Mozambique's fuel import costs and closes with African index, currency and commodity moves on the day.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:12) Mozambique-South Africa LNG terminal deal seen by January
(00:17) GoldBod exports 88 tonnes of small-scale gold
(00:31) Wafa Assurance to buy 99.98% of La Marocaine Vie
(00:43) IMF warns of mounting pressure on Mozambique's economy
(00:58) Markets

In this edition

• Mozambique-South Africa LNG terminal deal seen by January
• GoldBod exports 88 tonnes of small-scale gold
• Wafa Assurance to buy 99.98% of La Marocaine Vie
• IMF warns of mounting pressure on Mozambique's economy

African markets on the day: USE +0.57% · JSE -0.49% · NSE +0.40% · BRVM +0.35% · GSE +0.33% · DSE -0.26%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Midday Edition, 13:00 UTC, Friday, November 13, 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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Quickmart shares rose 33% on their debut on the Kenyan exchange, the lead item in this morning's bulletin. The edition also covers Nigeria's debt-service warning, a $470M Botswana project loan and Ghana's food import bill. African index moves, currency changes and oil prices close the briefing.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:13) Quickmart shares jump 33% on NSE debut
(00:22) Debt service to take 72% of revenue
(00:35) Jindal Power gets $470M loan for Botswana
(00:43) Ghana's $3.5bn food import bill
(00:55) Markets

In this edition

• Quickmart shares jump 33% on NSE debut
• Debt service to take 72% of revenue
• Jindal Power gets $470M loan for Botswana
• Ghana's $3.5bn food import bill

African markets on the day: JSE -1.08% · BRVM +0.85% · ZSE +0.68% · NSE +0.64% · USE -0.36% · RSE +0.27%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Morning Edition, 07:00 UTC, Friday, November 13, 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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Ghana's finance minister announced the early redemption of GH¢29 billion in domestic debt exchange bonds. Nigeria's one-year Treasury bill auction drew investor commitments of N1.08 trillion. Ghana also targets full local refining of artisanal gold by 2028, and African index and currency moves were mixed on Thursday.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:10) Ghana to redeem GH¢29bn in DDEP bonds early
(00:26) Investors back Nigeria's one-year T-bills
(00:39) Ghana targets local refining of artisanal gold
(00:51) Markets

In this edition

• Ghana to redeem GH¢29bn in DDEP bonds early
• Investors back Nigeria's one-year T-bills
• Ghana targets local refining of artisanal gold

African markets on the day: JSE -1.08% · BRVM +0.85% · ZSE +0.68% · NSE +0.64% · USE -0.36% · RSE +0.27%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Late Edition, 01:00 UTC, Friday, November 13, 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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Ghana plans to merge its Minerals Income Investment Fund and Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund into a sovereign wealth fund. The bulletin also covers the government's $3bn Accra–Kumasi expressway funding, Ghana's public debt, Nigeria's non-oil revenue, and the day's African market moves, with South Africa's J203 index the biggest decliner and Ivory Coast's BRVM index leading gains.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:12) Ghana merges two funds into sovereign wealth fund
(00:28) Accra–Kumasi expressway funded without borrowing
(00:40) Ghana's public debt hits GH¢759.3bn
(00:49) Nigeria's non-oil revenue hits N16.4 trillion
(01:00) Markets

In this edition

• Ghana merges two funds into sovereign wealth fund
• Accra–Kumasi expressway funded without borrowing
• Ghana's public debt hits GH¢759.3bn
• Nigeria's non-oil revenue hits N16.4 trillion

African markets on the day: JSE -1.08% · BRVM +0.85% · ZSE +0.68% · NSE +0.64% · USE -0.36% · RSE +0.27%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Evening Edition, 21:00 UTC, Thursday, November 12, 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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Ghana's president says a proposed $10 billion, four-year New Economy Programme will be central to strengthening the cedi, with the plan anchored in the 2027 Budget. BP has taken over operatorship of three Namibian offshore licences, and Mozambique and Malawi have each been selected for $40 million from the Climate Investment Fund. Nigeria's Debt Management Office raised 17.4% less from its November savings bonds than in October, and Ivory Coast's BRVM index led African markets on the day.

Timestamps
(00:00) Intro
(00:13) Mahama ties cedi to $10bn New Economy Programme
(00:23) BP takes over three Namibian offshore licences
(00:36) Mozambique, Malawi selected for $40m climate funds
(00:47) DMO's November bond raise falls 17.4%
(01:00) Markets

In this edition

• Mahama ties cedi to $10bn New Economy Programme
• BP takes over three Namibian offshore licences
• Mozambique, Malawi selected for $40m climate funds
• DMO's November bond raise falls 17.4%

African markets on the day: JSE -1.08% · BRVM +0.85% · ZSE +0.68% · NSE +0.64% · USE -0.36% · RSE +0.27%

BEJ Top of the Hour, Afternoon Edition, 17:00 UTC, Thursday, November 12, 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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