1st episode to feature Emir Sanussi [promo]
It's all about power, money and corruption in first episode of "My Worst Day" with Peace Hyde, featuring His Highness Emir Sanussi.
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The flagship show anchored by award winning Forbes Africa and Forbes Woman correspondent, Peace Hyde, premiers on Wednesday, May 4, on the CNBC Africa platform at 12:00 WAT.
The first episode will feature an explosive interview as Hyde takes viewers on a journey through the higher echelons of Power, as His Highness Emir Sanussi, recounts the day in business that changed everything.
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The show brings the unique Forbes journalistic style and glitz to the silver screen and focuses on the most challenging day in the lives of some of the most successful and enterprising business leaders of our time. "My Worst Day" features Africa’s business powerhouse’s in a way never seen before.
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The Pan African show is set to have its global release across the continent on May 4, 2016.
Watch promo below.
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