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Beijing 2008 Olympics and Africa
Beijing 2008 Olympics and Africa
06 - 13 August 2008 Cover Story
Clearly, the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games offer a strong lesson for Africans to learn to be competitive and use past mistakes to energize positive strategies for the future.
Technology
South Africa Pursues Excellence in Science
We cannot ignore the fact that an increasingly large proportion of world trade is in the so-called “global knowledge economy”. That is, it is trade in knowledge products rather than in basic resources....
Branding
Branding Africa
Branding Africa
Indeed, the way in which mainstream Western media outlets present Africa does little to challenge the assumption that the only thing the continent has going for it is the West....
Advertising: The Real Power
Advertising: The Real Power
Brands built with exceptional strategy and creativity are unstoppable. Their growth is sustained by their being virtually intuitive and appealing to the mind...
Democracy
Senegal: Is Abdoulaye Wade Destroying his Legacy?
Senegal: Is Abdoulaye Wade Destroying his Legacy?
Wade just like Mwai Kibaki in Kenya and some others came to power as the harbingers of second liberation in their countries. But sadly, after
sipping a lot from the cup of power, they become absolutely intoxicated and insane
so as to attempt abuse the same hand that fed them...
Development
WTO: A Brief Analysis of the July 2008 Lamy Package
Thus, a developing country compelled to agree to a difficult coefficient when forced to join in the emerging consensus will then be persuaded to use the sectorals route to get a higher coefficient and lose its existing protection on an entire sector in the process....
Does Africa have any say in the World Trade Talks?
India, Brazil and China's stand in the WTO talks was the beginning of the fall of the US as the ultimate voice in international trade negotiations....
Oil Dependency is Africa’s Undoing
Oil Dependency is Africa’s Undoing
Arabs have oil, Europe has technology and industries but Africa has plenty of natural resources. How are we making use of these resources? Shall we watch our resources auctioned by our greedy leaders?...
Q&A
Why Africa Lags Behind
Have we ever asked ourselves why African leaders troop to the US soon after election?...
Regions
Nyerere: Tanzania's Problems are Managable
Nyerere: Tanzania
I will say no more of the many problems that face us, both in Tanganyika and in the larger world outside, than to remind our people that they exist, and that together we must grapple with them....
Commentary
Lambeth Conference: Is Africa Using Gays to Get Funding?
The church in Africa will never grow in depth as long as she continues to survive on handouts from the West. This dependency is so entrenched and the earlier it is corrected the better....
Finance and Banking
Investment: Why Pulling Out of Zimbabwe is Business Suicide
No company with long term investments in Zimbabwe is going to be in a hurry to walk away. Doing so would certainly mean forfeiting investment to state or the favored elite for nothing, or selling them off for a fraction of their value....
Investment Opportunities
Sir John Templeton (1912-2008): A Tribute
Search worldwide: To avoid having all your eggs in the wrong basket at the wrong time, you should diversify. When you search worldwide, you find better bargains than when you monitor only one nation. You also benefit from more safety thanks to diversification....
News Round Up
China Development Bank to invest more in African farming
China has become a big investor in Africa's oil sector and other heavy industries like construction in recent years as it secures access to some of the continent's huge oil, minerals and other natural resources to fuel China's fast-growing economy....
Events
Leadership Effectiveness Workshop
Learn more about your own leadership style and how to effectively maximize your strengths as a leader. Become a “change agent”. Interact and network with a diverse group of other participants....
IREN Africa Think Tank and Business Leadership Training
The richest nations in the world have people who turn problems into opportunities through think tank and business initiatives. Can Africa tap into its 70% unemployed college and university graduates?...
The 6th Africa Resource Bank Meeting – ARB 2008
This year’s ARB meeting will put specific focus on; Surface and subsurface wealth exploitation, Policy environment for resource exploitation, Water, Value addition and The African human resource in Africa....
Health
HIV/AIDS: Multi-Faceted Approaches to Manage Scourge
Some 2.1 million people died of AIDS last year and at least 33 million people worldwide have the HIV infection, two-thirds of them in Africa....
Feature
The Power of Six and Why there are Seven Days a Week
The Power of Six and Why there are Seven Days a Week
The legacy left by the ancient Babylonians and the mathematicians of Baghdad is truly mathemagical....
Agriculture
Does IPM Promise Improved Crop Protection?
Does IPM  Promise Improved Crop Protection?
Research stations need to team up with commerce and stop viewing them as competitors for funding....
Education
Proposed Education Curriculum for Africa
It is this home prototype that should form the future curricula. What the child learns at home should now be taken to another level....
Corporal Punishment: The Battle Rages
If corporal punishment has failed to bring about character reform amongst prisoners, why would we expect that it would be any different in our schools?...
THIS WEEK'S EDITORIAL

Beijing Olympic Games: Lessons for Africa
As participants driven by self interest compete to clinch various world titles, the continent ought to learn competition....
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Poor Infrastructure: Africa’s Undoing
As a Somali who lived in many different developed countries for many years and who grew up in the Awdal province of the Somali Republic, I have seen with my own eyes the difference it makes to have a good infrastructure....

Technology

South Africa Pursues Excellence in Science

Branding

Branding Africa
Advertising: The Real Power

Democracy

Senegal: Is Abdoulaye Wade Destroying his Legacy?

Development

WTO: A Brief Analysis of the July 2008 Lamy Package
Does Africa have any say in the World Trade Talks?
Oil Dependency is Africa’s Undoing

Q&A

Why Africa Lags Behind

Regions

Nyerere: Tanzania's Problems are Managable

Commentary

Lambeth Conference: Is Africa Using Gays to Get Funding?

Finance and Banking

Investment: Why Pulling Out of Zimbabwe is Business Suicide

Investment Opportunities

Sir John Templeton (1912-2008): A Tribute

News Round Up

China Development Bank to invest more in African farming

Events

Leadership Effectiveness Workshop
IREN Africa Think Tank and Business Leadership Training
The 6th Africa Resource Bank Meeting – ARB 2008

Health

HIV/AIDS: Multi-Faceted Approaches to Manage Scourge

Feature

The Power of Six and Why there are Seven Days a Week

Agriculture

Does IPM Promise Improved Crop Protection?

Education

Proposed Education Curriculum for Africa
Corporal Punishment: The Battle Rages

 



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