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Local Communities Should Own Wildlife
02 - 09 May 2007 Cover Story
Tonnes of beef and chicken are consumed but no NGO has ever pointed out the possibility of their extinction
Opinions
Globalization: Hurting Poor Nations
Globalization has spurred inequality - both in the wealthiest countries as well as developing nations...
Media Must Change With The Times
Unless media houses take advantage of technology and understand what the needs of their audiences are, they are set for demise....
Democracy
Mo Ibrahim Award Will Not Change Africa
The biggest governance tragedy in Africa is the absence of a middle class that can punish bad governance. What we have is a disproportionate number of people who are illiterate....
Q&A
Advancing Your Hobby
Customers should learn to read the menu and ask questions where they do not understand to avoid situations where they order something you do not know, and when served you start complaining...
Profiles
History of Djibouti City
Its significance results from the large transit trade it enjoys as a terminus of the railroad from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to the sea and its strategic position near the shipping lanes that carry the Suez Canal traffic...
Finance and Banking
Poor Regulation on the Equity Market and Its Trading Implications
Why is it that whenever a major deal is being negotiated, it’s only a special click of brokerage firms that seem to emerge winners?...
Investment Opportunities
Africa: The Reluctant Global Goldmine?
The scramble for Africa’s oil has done little to promote development for the majority of Africans in the regions where oil is produced. Nowhere is the gap between oil wealth and development more evident than in Equatorial Guinea, where, this new wealth has generally not been used for the larger wel...
Information Technology
A Technical Approach to Improving Business in Africa
Putting specific measures to carefully optimize your site is just but part of what you will need to work on to build more traffic to your site....
News Round Up
Ban on Export of Diamond from Liberia Lifted
The UN Security Council (UNSC) has lifted a ban on export of diamonds from Liberia, which was imposed to prevent the proceeds being used to fund wars across Africa....
Agriculture
Pathways to Food and Nutrition Security
Kenya is increasingly facing the emergence of diet-related non-communicable diseases mainly caused by excessive intake of calories associated with processed foods....
Education
Mugabe’s Honorary Degrees: Who Should Strip Who?
Politics should be divorced from academics. Those advocating for rescinding of degrees from Mugabe are setting a dangerous precedent. It will set off an avalanche of examination into America’s involvement in Iraq, Britain’s activities in Chagos Islands and the UN’s indifference during the Rwanda’s g...
THIS WEEK'S EDITORIAL

Labour Day: Let’s Go Beyond Employment to Production
Africa ought to develop infrastructure that will maximize production. The private sector should be given a chance to be the engine of growth....

Opinions

Globalization: Hurting Poor Nations
Media Must Change With The Times

Democracy

Mo Ibrahim Award Will Not Change Africa

Q&A

Advancing Your Hobby

Profiles

History of Djibouti City

Finance and Banking

Poor Regulation on the Equity Market and Its Trading Implications

Investment Opportunities

Africa: The Reluctant Global Goldmine?

Information Technology

A Technical Approach to Improving Business in Africa

News Round Up

Ban on Export of Diamond from Liberia Lifted

Agriculture

Pathways to Food and Nutrition Security

Education

Mugabe’s Honorary Degrees: Who Should Strip Who?

 



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