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South Africa
Thabo Mbeki goes golfing

While Nelson Mandela took painting classes to sell his Robben [...]

Published on 15/02/2003 at 11:00 GMT

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Politics

South Africa
THE DETAILS OF US AID

The US$600 million over three years (1994-1996) that the United States expects to spend for the Republic of South Africa [...]

Subscribers only 28.05.1994

South Africa
AGRARIAN REFORM

A recent study of the World Bank (South African Agriculture: Structure, Performance and Options for the Future) defines the major [...]

Subscribers only 16.04.1994

Spotlight | East Africa
THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND CHINESE OUTSIDERS

Times are going to be very hard. With the arrival in East Africa of South African outsiders, of Chinese firms with price dumping in public works sectors, of Japanese companies' renewed aggressiveness in several sectors (telecommunications, electricity distribution, road construction), [.

Subscribers only 26.03.1994

Mauritius, South Africa

About a dozen South African businessmen, mainly from Johannesburg and [...]

Subscribers only 19.03.1994

Spotlight | Southern Africa
SOUTHERN AFRICAN MINING: EUROPE STEPS SOFTLY

European Commission sources have told AEM that a Southern African mining forum which the Commission's development department (DG-8) has been planning for over a year will not be staged until the end of this year.

Subscribers only Energy 02.03.1994

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
POWER III UNDERWAY

The World Bank was expected on Jan. 18 to give a green light to a $90 million loan to the Zimbabwe Electric Supply Authority for its Power III project. The programme will get underway in step with the institutional Zesa [.

Subscribers only Energy 19.01.1994

Spotlight | Southern Africa
US TRADE PROPOSALS

The US administration of president Bill Clinton has taken a series of initiatives to revitalise US trade in Africa by targetting certain markets. The Republic of South Africa and, by extension, southern Africa will be the hard core of this [.

Subscribers only 06.11.1993

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

The Zesa Reform Programme (ZRP) that has begun under the aegis of the World Bank looks like leading to a major restructuring or even ultimately to what would be at least a partial privatization of Zimbabwe's electricity sector.

Subscribers only Energy 21.09.1993

East Africa, Southern Africa
THE WORLD BANK REPORTS IN

As each year, the World Bank annual report rounds up its activities and analyses economic performances in the divers regions [...]

Subscribers only 18.09.1993

South Africa
WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

The World Bank published a document in August under the title South Africa: A review of trade policies by three [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.1993

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

The first GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) Council meeting on South Africa was held in Geneva at the beginning of June, and the delegates present deplored the instability, complexity and lack of transparency in South Africa's trade policy, [.

Subscribers only 19.06.1993

Zimbabwe
PRIVATE SECTOR HAS ITS SAY

After being re-elected to the chair of the Confederation of Zimbabwean Industries (CZI), Bill Moore says that he did not [...]

Subscribers only 20.03.1993

South Africa
AGRICULTURAL REFORM DEBATE

One of the studies on South Africa complied last year by the World Bank (ION N°557, N°558 & N°559) focuses [...]

Subscribers only 06.02.1993

South Africa
THE WORLD BANK TABLES DELICATE URBAN REFORM DEBATE

One of the studies on South Africa complied last year by the World Bank (ION N°557 & N°558) is called, [...]

Subscribers only 23.01.1993

Spotlight | South Africa
WHAT THE WORLD BANK HAS IN STORE

In the past year, the World Bank has sent a number of missions to South Africa to make different economic studies of the country , from macroeconomic analysis to possibile household electricification programmes, from employment and wages to urban sector [.

Subscribers only 09.01.1993

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South Africa
THE DETAILS OF US AID

South Africa
AGRARIAN REFORM

Spotlight | East Africa
THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND CHINESE OUTSIDERS

Mauritius, South Africa

Spotlight | Southern Africa
SOUTHERN AFRICAN MINING: EUROPE STEPS SOFTLY

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
POWER III UNDERWAY

Spotlight | Southern Africa
US TRADE PROPOSALS

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

East Africa, Southern Africa
THE WORLD BANK REPORTS IN

South Africa
WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

Zimbabwe
PRIVATE SECTOR HAS ITS SAY

South Africa
AGRICULTURAL REFORM DEBATE

South Africa
THE WORLD BANK TABLES DELICATE URBAN REFORM DEBATE

Spotlight | South Africa
WHAT THE WORLD BANK HAS IN STORE

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South Africa THE DETAILS OF US AID

South Africa AGRARIAN REFORM

Spotlight | East Africa THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND CHINESE OUTSIDERS

Mauritius, South Africa

Spotlight | Southern Africa SOUTHERN AFRICAN MINING: EUROPE STEPS SOFTLY

Spotlight | Zimbabwe POWER III UNDERWAY

Spotlight | Southern Africa US TRADE PROPOSALS

Spotlight | Zimbabwe SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

East Africa, Southern Africa THE WORLD BANK REPORTS IN

South Africa WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

Spotlight | South Africa GATT TALK

Zimbabwe PRIVATE SECTOR HAS ITS SAY

South Africa AGRICULTURAL REFORM DEBATE

South Africa THE WORLD BANK TABLES DELICATE URBAN REFORM DEBATE

Spotlight | South Africa WHAT THE WORLD BANK HAS IN STORE

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Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

South Africa
Thabo Mbeki goes golfing

South Africa
THE DETAILS OF US AID

South Africa
AGRARIAN REFORM

Spotlight | East Africa
THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND CHINESE OUTSIDERS

Spotlight | Southern Africa
SOUTHERN AFRICAN MINING: EUROPE STEPS SOFTLY

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
POWER III UNDERWAY

Spotlight | Southern Africa
US TRADE PROPOSALS

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

East Africa, Southern Africa
THE WORLD BANK REPORTS IN

South Africa
WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

Zimbabwe
PRIVATE SECTOR HAS ITS SAY

South Africa
AGRICULTURAL REFORM DEBATE

South Africa
THE WORLD BANK TABLES DELICATE URBAN REFORM DEBATE

Spotlight | South Africa
WHAT THE WORLD BANK HAS IN STORE