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Democracy
Democrazy and Prosperity
12 - 19 December 2007 Cover Story
Democracy as we know it in Kenya, offers ventilation on what politicians do over the five year period they are in parliament, but it fails to offer real change in terms of shaping prosperity.
Democracy
Hippos Must Go!
Reform requires democratization, market liberalization, decentralization of power, and repair of dysfunctional systems. The politics of exclusion must be replaced by the politics of inclusion....
Opinions
Begging Will Not Save Africa!
Africa, endowed with abundant natural resources, should not degrade herself by begging or depending on handouts and left-overs. Don’t our rulers know this? Once the brain moves down to the stomach, knowing and not knowing may sound the same....
Development
Brain Drain or Brain Gain?
If brain drain benefits the developing economies, why do they promote such policies as Millennium Challenge Account and African Commission, among others, to stop migration to Europe and the Americas?...
Discrimination Against Women Threatens MDGs
Women are beginning to break the ‘glass ceiling’ that had been denying them leadership positions in organisations as society begins utilizing their effective leadership styles....
Q&A
Business Beyond Borders
Business Beyond Borders
Whereas some politicians are jittery about the East African integration, business people not only see in it an expanded market, but a mutual sharing of skills and comparative advantage....
Profiles
History of Polokwane
Polokwane was known, until fairly recently, as Pietersburg, and its new name "Polokwane" means Place of Safety....
Finance and Banking
Price Controls: Zimbabwe Sobering Up
Apart from basic goods trickling back, businesses are no longer subjected to NIPC vigilantes crusading on behalf of misplaced policy frameworks!...
News Round Up
Sudanese President Commits Himself
The President of Sudan, Omar El Bashir has confirmed his commitment to adhere to the agreement between the Government, the European Union and African Union about the crisis in Darfur....
Agriculture
EPA Debate Should Make Africa Wise
We should not cry that European governments are in full support of their farmers through subsidies. What are we doing to our farmers? Why aren’t we according them the necessary support?...
Farmers Should be Innovative!
The smallholder farmer should not look down on himself! He must realize that he holds a big stake in building the economy of his country! He should shun the dependency syndrome and seek to embrace modern technology...
Announcement
Vacancies at Inter Region Economic Network (IREN)
Are you looking for a job? IREN could be the place for you...
THIS WEEK'S EDITORIAL

EU-Africa Relations: Mere Rhetoric?
Whereas some politicians are jittery about the East African integration, business people not only see in it an expanded market, but a mutual sharing of skills and comparative advantage....
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Tanzania Should Change!
Tanzanians should style up and stop supporting people on nepotism grounds. It is time Tanzania looked at the people's ability rather than the physical appearance....

Democracy

Hippos Must Go!

Opinions

Begging Will Not Save Africa!

Development

Brain Drain or Brain Gain?
Discrimination Against Women Threatens MDGs

Q&A

Business Beyond Borders

Profiles

History of Polokwane

Finance and Banking

Price Controls: Zimbabwe Sobering Up

News Round Up

Sudanese President Commits Himself

Agriculture

EPA Debate Should Make Africa Wise
Farmers Should be Innovative!

Announcement

Vacancies at Inter Region Economic Network (IREN)

 



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