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Was it Thabo Mbeki’s ‘quiet diplomacy’ finally bearing fruit; or the harsh words from some of Africa’s most powerful political leaders; or threats from the EU or the printing of a Z$100bn banknote or indeed the country running out of paper on which to print money that finally tipped the scales and brought Robert Mugabe to the negotiating table? More... |
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An official enquiry into bank fees finds South African banks cream more off the top than banks anywhere else in the world. Is this why they are the world’s most profitable?
Tom Nevin investigates More... |
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African oil is assuming greater global strategic influence almost by the week. It is cheaper to extract, better in quality, nearer to its markets and there is more of it than oil from other regions.
Can Africa bring some stability to a volatile global market? More... |
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Editorial Identify the core of your business
Cover Story Last Chance Saloon Africa holds its breath S African business keen to help How Mugabe split the continent The games hypocrites play SADC - No more Mr Nice Guy
Energy Can Africa calm market fears?
Commodities Price boom: A blessing and a challenge
Topic Chinese are now black - official
Event CBC African Business Awards A Who’s Who of African Business
Special Report Telecoms Moving to the next stage West - Nigeria now Africa’s biggest market South - MTN’s fate in the balance East - Safaricom sale a success North - Libya now saturated
View from the City Developing capabilities and capacities in African LDCs
2010 World Cup Watch South Africa shudders at Fifa’s ‘Plan B’
Spotlight Ethiopia coffee shows power of branding
Country Files South Africa: Banks under the spotlight Nigeria: Liquidity glut wreaks havoc Mauritius: The future is green Malawi: Boom time for tobacco sales Burundi: A life without fear the priority
Reviews Books/Music Africa Rising Rose-Innes wins Caine Prize A Town called Addis
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African Business wins Best Business Magazines of the Year Award |
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The 2005 Diageo Africa Business Reporting Awards were won by African Business (best magazine) and by its editor Anver Versi (best journalist). Click here to read the story, here for the photos of the event, and here for Anver Versi's latest editorials. |
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