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Commentary
Africa: The Winds of Change Must Blow
14 - 21 March 2007 Cover Story
It is important to demonstrate to Africans that they can succeed. Today, numerous African governments are being limited, new democracies being born and economic reform being implemented.
Development
Leapfrogging Corrupt Courts through Cyberspace
Organizations, such as the World Bank and USAID, have spent tens of millions of dollars on various “Rule of Law” programs.Unfortunately, these efforts do not have any discernible effect....
Peace: Africa can Borrow from Hard States
To prevent future outbreaks of war, conflict, civil strife, and stabilize conflict prone countries, external peacekeeping initiatives are insufficient....
Q&A
Identifying your Door to Success
Success is not embedded in white collar jobs only. People should take risk and set up their own businesses....
Profiles
History of Gorée
Gorée is best known as the location of the House of Slaves, one of the oldest houses on the island and a popular tourist destination....
Commentary
Heads of State or Chief Bandits?
The rule of law does not exist in many African Countries. Leaders themselves are the first culprits....
Finance and Banking
Embracing the Bear Market
The down trend can be so scary to many investors who have not experienced a bear market since they are used to the value of their shares going up every time....
Stock Splits: The Hidden Flaws
Prior to a company splitting its shares, two typical market conditions are witnessed: A high demand for the company’s shares and positioning of more retail investors....
News Round Up
A Step towards Free Trade
Four central African countries have agreed to have free movement of professional workers from one country to another without visa in the first step towards the creation of a six-nation free trade block....
Agriculture
Farmers Sitting on Goldmine
Whereas crop farming should not be neglected, farmers need not put all their eggs in one basket....
Announcement
World Youth Movement for Democracy Launches Essay Contest
The World Youth Movement for Democracy (WYMD is pleased to announce an essay contest for young people to share their perspectives on democracy....
Global Integrity: Call for Experts
Global Integrity is seeking interested journalists, researchers, social scientists, and other experts with a background in governance and corruption issues to prepare its 2007 Global Integrity Report...
THIS WEEK'S EDITORIAL

Women Should Outgrow Stereotypes
Continually describing women in pessimistic terms on a day that should celebrate their achievement injures their self image, ultimately inhibiting their potential to be productive....
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Bush vs Chavez? The Ironical Alliance
Mr. Bush and Mr. Chavez are not exactly "ideological enemies". Both believe in the coercive power of the state in taking away a big portion of the private citizens' income and savings, and both are practicing it....

Development

Leapfrogging Corrupt Courts through Cyberspace
Peace: Africa can Borrow from Hard States

Q&A

Identifying your Door to Success

Profiles

History of Gorée

Commentary

Heads of State or Chief Bandits?

Finance and Banking

Embracing the Bear Market
Stock Splits: The Hidden Flaws

News Round Up

A Step towards Free Trade

Agriculture

Farmers Sitting on Goldmine

Announcement

World Youth Movement for Democracy Launches Essay Contest
Global Integrity: Call for Experts

 



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