Articles from African Business (March 1, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Acacia spreads wealth.	Otieno, Barrack		471
Africa's deadly skies.	Pawson, Lara	Cover Story	3238
African Women: A Modern History.		Book Review	190
Banking on computers.	Jason, Pini		786
Coughing up copper.	Liswaniso, Palekelo		739
Debtors write-off $1 bn.	Wallengren, Maja		922
Food crisis looms.	Kunda, Anthony		1052
Hard times for African softs.	Ahmed, Rafiq		1708
Hard-hitting hardware.	Jason, Pini		618
Hartley on stream.	Ross, Priscilla		1166
Images of Zanzibar.	Watkins, Eric	Book Review	686
It's now or never.	Misser, Francois		916
Limits of Adjustment in Africa: The Effects of Economic Liberalization, 1986-94.		Book Review	151
Negotiations between South Africa and European Commission have given both sides another chance to lock horns and air their views face to face but signs of final agreement remain well out of sight.	Misser, Francois		793
Nigeria's steel dreams live on.	Dhliwayo, Dominic		695
Plundering Africa's Past.		Book Review	107
Privatisation: real obstacle still political.			679
Production slump hits Tanzanian coffee.	Wallengren, Maja		953
Profiting from debt.	Acheampong, Julian		948
Sanction busting galore.	Omolo, Leo Odera		729
Scrapping for scrap.	Dhliowayo, Dominic		690
Strong dollar to boost export gains.	Siddiqi, Moin		878
The ethics of privatisation.	Versi, Anver		963
The History and Conservation of Zanzibar Stone Town.		Book Review	201
The Making of Modern Africa: A Guide to Archives.		Book Review	104
The United National and Rwanda: 1993-1996.		Book Review	68
Training on thin air.	Jason, Pini		616
Urgent need for standards.	Jason, Pini		710
Whither African Economies?		Book Review	82
World Bank wrong on pace of African privatisation.	Bazargan, Darius		1855
Zambia.		Book Review	108
Zim tourism 'riddled with corruption.' (Zimbabwe)	Murinzi, Tafi		591