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| Fri 4 Jul 2008 |
Vodafone buys majority stake in Ghana phone group for £450m
The Guardian | · Mobile use rising by 50% a year in African nation | · Ghana Telecom has 90% of country's broadba... |
CEO moving to Egypt to work for licensee.
Austin American Statesman | Austin-based Fired Up Inc. is going global, with a new licensing agreement to expand its Carino's Italian Gr... |
Vodafone pays $900m for stake in Ghana firm
The Independent | Vodafone has bought a 70 per cent stake in Ghana Telecom for $900m (£454m), in line with the company's strat... |
More mobility for Cape Town
Business Day FORD Motor Company recently announced that it is working with researchers, academia, and public and private co... |
| Thu 3 Jul 2008 |
Political Risks a Threat to the Economy
All Africa Events in the political arena still pose the greatest risk to the Kenyan economy, a deterioration of which cou... |
Vodafone buys 70% stake in Ghana mobile firm
The Guardian | Vodafone has snapped up a controlling stake in Ghana's third largest mobile phone company for $900m (£452m)... |
Wanted - an Economic Package!
All Africa ZIMBABWE should direct more energy towards resuscitating the economy now that the elections are over and the m... |
The New Name-Economy of the New World
All Africa Among other things, the top one percentile of the global brand name identities also causes what's pulling the ... |
Summit to focus on climate change, global economy, aid to Africa, escalating food and energy prices
Canada Dot Com Published:Â Thursday, July 03, 2008 | OTTAWA - As Prime Minister Stephen Harper prepares to head to this year'... |
Celtel, British Council, Partner to Develop Managers
All Africa Celtel Nigeria and the British Council are now set to develop another pool of managers who are expected to tak... |
Bush to reassure Japan, press G8 on Africa
The Times Of India | WASHINGTON: US President George W. Bush leaves ... |
Dreaded R word is warning to watch our Ps and Qs
Business Report | The dreaded R word - recession - has has risen from the ashes of South Africa's longest economic upswing sin... |
Opposition rejects call to start talks with Mugabe
International Herald Tribune | : Zimbabwe's opposition leader on Wednesday rejected a call from the African Union to begin talks with Presi... |
Travelog: Tanzania, Singapore
The Times Of India | Tanzania calling Indian tourists! | Tanzania To... |
Kenyan economy to grow by 4%: IMF
The Times Of India | NAIROBI: Kenya's economy is expected to expand ... |
Economic reforms should be all-inclusive
Gulf News | Many countries, from China to South America, Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe, have started implementing econ... |
Zimbabwe: 'We are all billionaires who can afford nothing.That is why I hate that old man'
The Times | Moses Chikomba does not care much about politics. He does not care whether the land is owned by blacks or wh... |
| Wed 2 Jul 2008 |
Why is Zimbabwe still afloat
Globe and Mail | How has Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe managed to avert a complete state collapse thus far? | His disillusioned ci... |
Agric Plays Major Role in Our Economy - Gyan Baffuor
All Africa The Deputy Minister of Finance, Professor Gyan Baffour, says the dominance of agriculture in the national econ... |
FACTBOX-Kenyan Finance Minister Amos Kimunya
San Diego July 2 - Kenya's parliament on Wednesday passed a no-confidence vote against Finance Minister Amos Kimunya, af... |
Egypt fights to stem rapid population growth
International Herald Tribune | : Red and white banners along Nile bridges and Cairo streets since last month were Egypt's latest effort to ... |
Expropriation Bill will 'hurt economy'
Independent online | The Expropriation Bill has negative consequences for South Africa and will leave the country lagging behind ... |
Economy Can Weather Global Slowdown
All Africa Despite a global economic slowdown, resulting largely from rising food and fuel prices, South Africa's economy... |
Skills shortage a global problem, says Mpahlwa
Business Report | Johannesburg - There was a shortage of skills not only in South Africa, but world wide, Trade and Industry M... |
Skills shortage 'not limited to SA'
Independent online | There was a shortage of skills not only in South Africa, but worldwide, Trade and Industry Minister Mandisi ... |
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