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Africa Has a Lot to Benefit from China
27 - 03 January 2007 Cover Story
Action speaks louder than words. What China has done in Africa has shown that it seeks mutual benefit in energy cooperation.
Development
Africa Bets on Biofuels
Energy is Africa's and the world’s biggest debt burden. Once we are out of this cycle, we are in a better position....
Africa Reaping Dividends from Privatization
Countries have abolished or significantly reduced requirements for government participation in business ventures....
The Land and Labour Dilemmas
Ownership is not a relation between a person and a thing. It is a relation between a person and a person. Ownership of land means that the owner can exclude others from access to it....
Q&A
AU Needs New Approach to Darfur Crisis
AU is selling itself badly in Darfur by always saying: “Give us money.” You cannot summon a press conference and tell the world "we are doing it," without figuring out who shall pay for it....
Regions
State Should Relinquish Varsity Control
To reclaim its glory, Makerere- University should be entrusted to a private individual. Any institution that runs like a business stands a higher opportunity to be more efficient than state run equivalents....
Profiles
History of Yaoundé
The city is situated on a hilly, forested plateau between the Nyong and Sanaga rivers in the south-central part of the country....
Commentary
From Ethical Individualism to Practical Egalitarianism
In a prisoner dilemma scenario, individuals who act rationally to advance their own self-interest will together sacrifice individual autonomy for the greater good of both....
Finance and Banking
Financial Shenanigans: Be Cautious!
If a company starts booking a lump-sum payment as current sales even when services will be provided over a period of years, the there is need to worry....
Agriculture
Not Yet Time to Quit Agriculture
It is not yet time to quit agriculture when the continent is underfed. When Africa embraces modern farming technologies, when Africa shall be able to feed itself, when a single farmer shall be able to produce yields worth feeding fifty people beside himself, time shall be ripe to venture into other...
THIS WEEK'S EDITORIAL

Bloodshed in Africa: What A Shame!
Africans should be wary against fighting a war they do not understand. Foreign made weapons are in full use. The ammunition market is thriving, while death and destruction continues to take its toll in Africa....

Development

Africa Bets on Biofuels
Africa Reaping Dividends from Privatization
The Land and Labour Dilemmas

Q&A

AU Needs New Approach to Darfur Crisis

Regions

State Should Relinquish Varsity Control

Profiles

History of Yaoundé

Commentary

From Ethical Individualism to Practical Egalitarianism

Finance and Banking

Financial Shenanigans: Be Cautious!

Agriculture

Not Yet Time to Quit Agriculture

 



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