News

2008

• New leaders say Ghana "broke" after spending spree

• Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed resigned as president of Somalia

• Miss Russia wins Miss World 2008 in SA

• De Beers Reworks Its Image as Rivals Multiply

• Why Obama chose Hillary

• African IPTV Energized by Backspace Communications' Power Plant System

• 14 Reasons Why Somali Pirates Run a $150 Million Per Year Business

• UK firms eye African contracts at Soccerex

• SAfrica World Cup officials preach safe games

• Obama's To-Do List: Somalia

• An Investment Haven For South Africa

• Irish business delegation sets off for Ethiopia

• Outrage after president's home attacked in Guinea-Bissau 'mutiny'

• Zimbabwe allows shops to sell goods in foreign currency
• Motlanthe vows stability for South Africa
• Microsoft's Africa Chairman Tackles Access Problems
• BMG digs in to grow business in Africa
• Business leader of the year : the nominees
• Zimbabwe Power Deal Marks a `Turning Point,'
• Angola Electoral Commission efforts praised
• Nigerian tycoon eyes South Africa's Telkom
• Ambitious Turkey makes first major move for Africa’s heart
• Zambia's champion of democracy, Levy Mwanawasa, dead at 59
• Starting a Business Development Center in Africa
• Mobile boom in Africa a boon to ad agencies
• Zimbabwe Crisis Persists; Summit Fails to End Impasse
• Central African Settles Pay Dispute, Strike Averted
• Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai detained at airport ahead of summit
• SA's Eskom 'wants billions from World Bank'
• Doing Business in Africa
• Zimbabwe doesn't need UK firms, says Robert Mugabe
• Mbeki Holds Talks With Mugabe, Breakaway Opposition
• Burundi allowed to pay only $1m to EAC budget
• Nigerians most educated in US
• 200 thousand dollars in equipment for Ghana hospital
• Amid Broken Dreams, Poverty Breeds Hatred
• Silence stokes xenophobic violence in SA - Opinion
• Business Associations Pledge Help for Returnees to Mozambique
• South Africa seeks to offer an alternative
• Russia keen to do business in Africa
• S Africa seeks QIA funds
• Lagging China, India eyes African markets, resources
• Coca-Cola Unfolds Initiative to Support African Entrepreneurs
• MST Plans Solar Power Plant in South Africa
• Israel signs on for Trade and Economic Cooperation with four African states
• Investors come knocking on Africa’s doors
• Malawi companies show in EA top 50
• ABA receives grant from Western Union Foundation
• Kravis Prize Recognizes African Educators
• NEPAD E-Schools Business Plan to Be Rolled Out in Africa
• Intsimbi Partnership on skills development in South Africa
• High Commodity Prices Cause Panic
• Microfinance has a bright future in Africa’s development
• Female Entrepreneurs Get R95 000 Boost
• Cameroon Investment Forum
• Foundation Creates Global Economic Opportunity Through Targeted Philanthropy
• Another fat cheque for Mobitelea
• Vodacom May Face Strike Over Equity Sale
• Botswana, The southern star
• Novus International Supports 2008 U.S.-Africa Agribusiness Forum
• India seeks African diamonds
• African economy in its "best period of development"
• Prince George's county in MD, USA Seeks to Foster Business
• Satyam expands Africa business
• Zuma needs more than charm to calm S. Africa unease
• PG county opens African Trade Office
• Bush aide to visit Rwanda and Zambia
• Germany to invest 200 ml Euros in Rwanda
• Sharia-friendly bank starts business
• India ready for big business push in Africa
• German investor to realign SA defence business
• Motsepe and Dangote: Africa’s New Billionaires
• Mugabe approves nationalisation law
• Mauritius - Africa success story
• India presses for quicker business visas to African countries
• Zuma, business talking the same language
• Improved business environment
• Kenyan Parliament Opens on Theme of Unity
• Rwanda leadership takes timeout
• The African Union’s finest hour
• Emirates International makes Algeria business push
• Bush, AIDS, Business, and Africa
• Bush's visit ignites new American business interest
• Kenyan Firms Register On Rwanda Stock Exchange
• No Spending On Those Who Steal, Says Bush
• India copes well with cut Internet cables
• Bill Gates’ Softer Capitalism
• Africa's latest coloniser
• TAM Concludes 30 Business Agreements
• Ugandan pharmaceutical plant to produce generics
• Taiwan-Africa business group one year old
• 5 Israeli diamond execs on business trip killed in Namibia
• Gazprom Makes Pitch to Develop Nigeria's Gas
• Political mayhem jeopardizes African business hub
• Good year ahead for IT sector
• Nairobi showdown implications

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