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Africa’s premier financial and business cable network, CNBC Africa has selected Multi TV to provide content from Ghana for is global viewers.The agreement would also see Multi TV act as an Accra bureau for the network.CNBC will also provide viewers of Multi TV live financial and business information from the major financial centres in Africa, the US, Europe and Asia.Head of CNBC Africa, Frederic Van De Vyver tells Joy Business a lot of investors are looking out for financial and economic information from Ghana.
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