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Development
Externalisation of Third World Resources
09 - 16 August 2006 Cover Story
Besides the domestic support subsidies, developing countries are frustrated by import protection, which is very high in Europe. The average agricultural bound tariff is estimated to be 62 percent, with a large variation of import protection rates among commodities and countries.
Development
The Impasse in Patriotism
Public spirit gives a nation’s people a common purpose and rallies them to support government in times of crisis. However, it becomes dangerous when politicians, government agencies and “special interests” manipulate it...
The Art of Legal Plunder
When politics replaces markets, investment projects often reduce wealth rather than enhance it. The experience of Eastern Europe and former Soviet Union explain this point....
Q&A
Beating All Odds
When I turned eleven, my father never used to leave me in the house when he went to the farm. During the weekends and holidays, I spent more hours in the farm. From him I learnt basic farm practices...
Regions
Factoring Culture in Development
If Ghanaian elites, as key directors of progress, do not think within their values first, and any other second, can we say they are not intelligent?...
Profiles
History of Mombasa
Mombasa is the second largest city in Kenya. Located on Kenya's Eastern coastline bordering the Indian Ocean, Mombasa’s original Arabic name is Manbasa. In Kiswahili, it is called Kisiwa Cha Mvita, which means "Island of War"...
Commentary
MDGs: Africa Has No Excuse
While openness, accountability and coordination at the local and national level are both desirable and necessary to achieve the MDGs, there are still structural problems about the way in which our world is currently organized around the hegemony of a triumphalist neo liberal ideology that will severely limit the capacity of many African states to achieve the MDGs....
Finance and Banking
Embracing the Bourse with a Fallback Strategy
The market is not a gamble but a good investment destination. Unlike the conventional business where we plan to make profit, losses, increase income or cut down expenses, you watch for the decisions that a company’s management makes to see how that works for the stock....
Information Technology
ICTs Should be SME Tailored
To ensure that SMEs get proper benefits from IT, they should go through Strategic Technology Planning. This is an involving and reflective process in which an organization ensures that the technology it invests furthers its mission....
News Round Up
Somalia’s President Dissolves the Cabinet
Somalia’s President, Adbullahi Yusuf, dissolved the Government’s “bloated” Cabinet, saying it had failed to deliver during its two-year tenure....
Agriculture
The Cost of Evading Cost
People have been engaging in agriculture for filling the stomach, what is called food security and subsistence farming. This alone cannot give you development. You must also become income secure....
Announcement
The 2006 Ronald H. Brown African Affairs Series
Constituency For Africa (CFA) will be organizing the Ronald H. Brown African Affairs Series from September 5 -11th this year....
Thoughts
Terrorism another Economic Cost
It is a matter of time and Kenyans will find it difficult to transact in cash because the government ought to 'watch' and be sure that it's not terrorists at work! Soon all taxpayers will have to fund a huge big brother machinery to keep watch over every good and bad person's movement....
THIS WEEK'S EDITORIAL

The Road to Prosperity
For a country to be affluent, several interconnected factors must come play. Prosperity starts with human beings. Human beings are the only species endowed with the ability to create wealth....

Development

The Impasse in Patriotism
The Art of Legal Plunder

Q&A

Beating All Odds

Regions

Factoring Culture in Development

Profiles

History of Mombasa

Commentary

MDGs: Africa Has No Excuse

Finance and Banking

Embracing the Bourse with a Fallback Strategy

Information Technology

ICTs Should be SME Tailored

News Round Up

Somalia’s President Dissolves the Cabinet

Agriculture

The Cost of Evading Cost

Announcement

The 2006 Ronald H. Brown African Affairs Series

Thoughts

Terrorism another Economic Cost

 



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