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In Defense of Slum Dwellers
11 - 18 July 2007 Cover Story
Development means improving the lives of the PEOPLE - the poor, living in slums. You don't do so by DESTROYING their settlements or razing the informal sector. In fact, the informal sector is where REAL WEALTH is to be made in Africa
Opinions
Africans Are Tired of Remaining Small
For East Africans to be competitive at a global level, they cannot afford to remain informal and micro-enterprisers because of fear of government regulators and their policies. Such enterprises ought to be encouraged to link up with established businesses for purposes of strengthening their business...
United States of Africa: An Emotional Trip?
Until the sum of the parts are strong, the resulting whole will not be strong. The world is impatiently waiting for Africa to re-claim its due place in the comity of nations....
Product Stewardship
Effects of Not Following Instructions
When using any appliance either in the farm, office or in the house, it is always important to read, listen and follow instructions. You may end up incurring unnecessary losses....
Q&A
Safaricom CEO: Wealth does not come by Chance
At Safaricom Ltd, we feel our success is pegged on introducing the right products at the right price. The timing of the introduction of new services is carefully planned to meet certain objectives. More so, we have put in place the right environment to attract more subscribers...
Profiles
History of Jinja
Established in 1907, Jinja is the second commercial centre in Uganda. It lies in the south east of Uganda, 87 km north east of the capital, Kampala....
Commentary
MDGs in Africa: Still a Mirage?
Experience has shown that natural disasters trigger considerably more interest and financial support than conflict related crises. If governments cannot protect their own people then who else should?...
Finance and Banking
Banking on the Unbanked
Banking systems in most African countries have clearly left large proportions of the population unbanked. The rural majority have been left with few options on how to save their money....
Investment Opportunities
Liberating Dormant Potential
There are many people whose potential is unexploited because nobody has shown them how to exploit it. People need to be motivated. People need to be helped to bring out the best in them. People need an ideal link to the right direction....
News Round Up
India Urged to Emulate EU
Uganda wants India to emulate the European Union and open up its market to Africa. Currently, a number of African products except arms, enter the EU market without any tariffs or quota restrictions....
Agriculture
Going Beyond Primary Production
If we keep doing what we’ve been doing, we're going to get what we've been getting. To build wealth, we have to produce a product that is different, or add value to the existing product...
Report
EA High School Students Discuss Economic Integration
Participating in the second Inter Region Economic Network (IREN) High School Essay Writing and Debate Competition at Pan Afric Hotel in Nairobi on July 7, 2007, the students explored the benefits and challenges facing the cooperation...
Announcement
IREN Africa Think Tank Leadership Training 2007
The Inter Region Economic Network (IREN)- a leading think tank in Africa is offering you an opportunity to interact with her staff during the IREN Africa Think Tank Leadership Training....
THIS WEEK'S EDITORIAL

Live Earth: Lessons for Africa
What can Africa learn from the Live Earth hype? First, the continent should not allow itself to be the battle ground for external wars. Second, the culture of measurement ought to be inculcated....
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Africa’s Unity: Unite for What?
If something’s purpose is unknown, it is likely to be abused. If a thorn’s roots are undestroyed, its presence remains a challenge. Africa will never unite if objectives for unity are not thoroughly defined....

Opinions

Africans Are Tired of Remaining Small
United States of Africa: An Emotional Trip?

Product Stewardship

Effects of Not Following Instructions

Q&A

Safaricom CEO: Wealth does not come by Chance

Profiles

History of Jinja

Commentary

MDGs in Africa: Still a Mirage?

Finance and Banking

Banking on the Unbanked

Investment Opportunities

Liberating Dormant Potential

News Round Up

India Urged to Emulate EU

Agriculture

Going Beyond Primary Production

Report

EA High School Students Discuss Economic Integration

Announcement

IREN Africa Think Tank Leadership Training 2007

 



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