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South Africa
A Firm on the Lookout at Nepad

The company I3ED, set up by two South African entrepreneurs, is seeking to find private partners for Nepad projects. [...]

Published on 28/02/2004 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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South Africa
THERE'S NOT JUST LAVALIN IN QUEBEC

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PICKING JO'BURG AND NAIROBI

US secretary for commerce William Daley told a forum on African trade held in Washington June 18 that he would [...]

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European Union, South Africa
STILL-DIFFICULT TALKS

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South Africa
HOPE AND DESPAIR

On the occasion of a breakfast organized by the French employers' federation Conseil National du Patronat Français in Paris on [...]

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South Africa
FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

The Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry has teamed up with Midrand in the electricity sector to create a technical [...]

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European Union, South Africa
SOFT-SHOE SHUFFLE

The European Union general affairs committee will be calling in member-states' foreign ministers on January 29 to come up with [...]

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Spotlight | South Africa
PARIS OFFENSIVE

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Southern Africa
WHAT REFINING CAPACITY?

The closedown of existing refineries in southern Africa apart from those in South Africa remains as high as ever on [...]

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Southern Africa
GO WEST YOUNG MAN

Australia's trade minister Bob McMullan is due to visit Mauritius, South Africa and Zimbabwe from March 23 to 31 at [...]

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Southern Africa
TARGETS FOR BRITONS

Overseas Trade Services, a British government body which coordinates export promotion, has published a list of target countries for Britain's [...]

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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
MARKETS TARGETTED BY WASHINGTON

In a survey carried out at the end of 1993, the United States embassy's trade mission in Johannesburg outlined the [...]

Subscribers only 26.03.1994

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

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

European Union, South Africa
SEMINARS IN BRUSSELS AND JO'BURG

A seminar on future relations between the European Community and South Africa will be staged at the convention hall in [...]

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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, [.

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A Firm on the Lookout at Nepad

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South Africa
THERE'S NOT JUST LAVALIN IN QUEBEC

Africa, United States
PICKING JO'BURG AND NAIROBI

European Union, South Africa
STILL-DIFFICULT TALKS

South Africa
HOPE AND DESPAIR

South Africa
FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

European Union, South Africa
SOFT-SHOE SHUFFLE

Spotlight | South Africa
PARIS OFFENSIVE

Southern Africa
WHAT REFINING CAPACITY?

Southern Africa
GO WEST YOUNG MAN

Southern Africa
TARGETS FOR BRITONS

South Africa
THE DETAILS OF US AID

South Africa
MARKETS TARGETTED BY WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Southern Africa
US TRADE PROPOSALS

South Africa
WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

European Union, South Africa
SEMINARS IN BRUSSELS AND JO'BURG

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

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Senegal Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

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East Africa's hotly contested coffee sector

South Africa A Firm on the Lookout at Nepad

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South Africa THERE'S NOT JUST LAVALIN IN QUEBEC

Africa, United States PICKING JO'BURG AND NAIROBI

European Union, South Africa STILL-DIFFICULT TALKS

South Africa HOPE AND DESPAIR

South Africa FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

European Union, South Africa SOFT-SHOE SHUFFLE

Spotlight | South Africa PARIS OFFENSIVE

Southern Africa WHAT REFINING CAPACITY?

Southern Africa GO WEST YOUNG MAN

Southern Africa TARGETS FOR BRITONS

South Africa THE DETAILS OF US AID

South Africa MARKETS TARGETTED BY WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Southern Africa US TRADE PROPOSALS

South Africa WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

European Union, South Africa SEMINARS IN BRUSSELS AND JO'BURG

Spotlight | South Africa GATT TALK

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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
A Firm on the Lookout at Nepad

South Africa
THERE'S NOT JUST LAVALIN IN QUEBEC

Africa, United States
PICKING JO'BURG AND NAIROBI

European Union, South Africa
STILL-DIFFICULT TALKS

South Africa
HOPE AND DESPAIR

South Africa
FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

European Union, South Africa
SOFT-SHOE SHUFFLE

Spotlight | South Africa
PARIS OFFENSIVE

Southern Africa
WHAT REFINING CAPACITY?

Southern Africa
GO WEST YOUNG MAN

Southern Africa
TARGETS FOR BRITONS

South Africa
THE DETAILS OF US AID

South Africa
MARKETS TARGETTED BY WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Southern Africa
US TRADE PROPOSALS

South Africa
WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

European Union, South Africa
SEMINARS IN BRUSSELS AND JO'BURG

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK