News

2007

• Lessons in success from a rare entrepreneur
• 'Browning' the technology of Africa
• Barron Hilton to donate most of fortune
• Kenya sets an example to others
• MTN Nigeria's Plans for 2008
• Zuma Poised to Lead South Africa
• Rwanda Lifts Work Permits for EAC
• Ethiopia is Top 30 Performers in Ease of Paying Taxes
• Paulson Challenges Africa to Emulate Others
• China's Africa Overture Needs Common Touch
• Chinese Investments Taking the Lead in Africa
• Country Ranks Among 50 Top Reformers
• Chinese Firm Opens Phone Assembling Plant
• President Sirleaf Receives U.S. Freedom Award
• Tanzania to host China-Africa business forum
• ECOWAS Adopts Action for 2008
• US's Paulson heads to Africa in mid-November
• EU Business Executives Confess
• Zenith Bank, UBA, others win awards at IMF
• Kenyan Owned Firm in U.S. $1.8 Million Real Estate Deal
• Banking and Finance Transformation Hinges on Skills Dev
• A Lesson From Thabo Mbeki - Opinion
• Country Tourism Acquires Meetings Africa
• Black publisher marks 40 years in business
• Businesses Worry Over Economic Pacts Deadline
• Africa/China focus of 12th Macau International Fair
• Liberian President to Address Business Summit
• Growing Tourism Industry in Gambia
• Australia-Africa Relations Growing Through Mining
• Rwanda Imports 10,000 Young Fish
• Uganda Govt Compensates 1,700 Families
• TCC eyes more business in East Africa
• SA Business Tax Amnesty Deadline Nears
• CA Mining & Exploration offers to buy Katanga
• MTN's Nigerian tax holiday
• Kenya needs to raise outsourcing profile
• Winds of change in France/Africa Relations
• EAC states in row over EU trade deals
• EAC Needs to stay the course to succeed
• India, South Africa 21st Century Leaders
• Blogs taking off in Africa
• Costliest Place for Business
• Africa and China increase trade
• More Kenyans visiting South Africa for business
• Levy's Mission to Woo Investors Bearing Fruit
• LeCar Cameroon Receives Golden Palm Award
• China holds business seminar in Tanzania
• African Leaders Gather for World Economic Forum
• Interview with Cisco's Bayo Sanni
• Ecobank expands market frontier
• Graduate School of Business admitted to International Consortium
• G8 strategy to help Africans to help themselves
• African countries need to allow more competition
• Arusha to host historic EAC tax seminar
• EABC Launches Awards Program for Media
• Canadian Govt To Back eLearning Africa 2007
• Investors Sought for African Airline Start-up
• Mugabe calls on business for partnership
• More Grease to Liberia's Elbow
• EAC and EABC Media Summit Set
• Canton Fair offers free booths to African countries
• Rolls-Royce will withdraw from doing business in Sudan
• Nigeria improves business relations with SA
• Judging African Leaders by Good Governance
• Celtel to train African graduates
• African Ministers meet on human development
• Banks in Ghana make poor showing
• Ghana@50 rallies support for Joy FM's 'Easter Soup Kitchen'
• Tanzania to Host NEPAD Talks
• SA job creation improves in 2007
• Gitega Soon to Become the Capital of Burundi
• Google software deals with two African nations
• Kenya to clarify status of central bank governor
• Kenya seeks to remove barriers to doing business
• Qatar Airways to start Lagos flight
• Moroccan King vouch for Maghreb unity
• SA Airways strengthens international route
• Deal Shows Growing EA Market Worth 110 Million Citizens
• Infrastructure Crucial to Africa's Development
• Financial firms vow to back African businesses
• International community marks 2007 with upsurge
• Jabu Stone sells 'African' dreadlocks to US
• ABA Requests Transparency in Nigeria's Elections

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