Articles from African Business (March 1, 2003)

1-48 out of 48 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A blast from the past once were giants. (Music).	Williams, Stephen		680
AB Guide to African Currencies.			443
At last, a win-win formula for African business: the second African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) Forum, Mauritius January 13-17. (Cover Sotry).	Versi, Anver	Cover Story	8017
Bamako: the stuff of legends. (Tourism).	Water, Aman Te		1618
Careers in Africa 2003. (Events).		Brief Article	291
Egypt's first MBO. (Food).		Brief Article	182
Encyclopedia of African Literature. (Books).		Book Review	294
Encyclopedia of Twentieth-Century African History. (Books).		Book Review	282
Fuel cell--vision becomes reality. (Wheels Technology).	Williams, Stephen		1055
Full flavours find favour: since the time of the Phoenicians, North Africa has produced wines. Barely known to the outside world, winemakers from the region are poised to make a splash on export markets. (North African Wines).	Veseley, Milan		1487
Germans must pay for colonial "brutal alliance" in Namibia. (Restitution).		Brief Article	123
Ghana's gold-mining boost. (Resources).		Brief Article	89
Handle nano-technology with care. (Cutting-edge Technology).			402
Invest to fight AIDS, SADC told. (Farming).		Brief Article	112
Kaunda's Gaoler. (Books).		Book Review	622
Last chance for Cote d'Ivoire. (Editorial).	Versi, Anver	Editorial	855
Letters.		Letter to the Editor	2140
Locked in, locked out. (Countryfile: Mali/Burkina Faso).	Ford, Neil		1767
Mercedes' fourth estate: The launch of the new E-Class estate will further strengthen Mercedes-Benz's pre-eminent position in this increasingly popular vehicle segment. (Wheels).	Williams, Stephen		1065
Mood of optimism remains high: while tragedy and ill health have dogged Mwai Kibaki's new administration, hopes are still high that the Kenya's new government can turn election promises into reality. (Countryfile: Kenya).	Redfern, Paul		1366
New Thai cooker a super hit. (Appliance).			286
Nigerian dock workers get new benefits: the Nigerian government has successfully persuaded its maritime industry agencies into providing benefits to dock workers.			471
Now you see them. (Law).		Brief Article	129
Obasanjo, Buhari lead Presidential race. (Countryfile: Nigeria).	Ford, Neil		1501
Old saris curb cholera. (Health).		Brief Article	128
Opec's runaway horses: although OPEC has increased output quotas in response to the 'unreasonably' high current oil prices, some members, including the African trio, are likely to ignore ceilings and go their merry way. (Oil and Gas).	Ford, Neil		1484
Pay us $1.8BN, Zimbabwe tells DRC. (Debt).		Brief Article	107
Put all your eggs in the gold basket. (View from the City).	Siddioi, Moin		1575
Railways back in business. (Transport).		Brief Article	167
SA's land reform process on track. (Land).		Brief Article	125
SAA's new airbuses. (Aviation).		Brief Article	136
SADC free trade programme needs a prod. (Trade).		Brief Article	140
Sahara the Life of a Great Desert. (Books).		Book Review	446
Scandals bedevil US corporate leadership: scandals last year in the US have raised serious questions about corporate governance, ethics and the US's leadership of the global economy. Dr Sonko diagnoses the severe case of 'bankruptosis'. (At Large).	Sonko, Dr. Karamo		1417
South Africa's Coega: back to square one; more than five years since it was first mooted, Port Elizabeth's Coega Industrial Development Zone (IDZ) remains stuck at the starting blocks. (Shipping).	Maiden, Andrew		873
Stethoscope the answer to cellphone radiation. (Research).		Brief Article	186
Talk of the Devil Encounters with Seven Dictators. (Books).		Book Review	726
Terrorist warning slams Zanzibar tourism. (Tourism).		Brief Article	95
The 2003 Dakar rally: showcase for spectacular Africa. (Topic).	Vesely, Milan		949
The economy moves forward. (Countryfile: Ethiopia).	Ford, Neil		1459
The Global Circulation of African Fashion. (Books).		Book Review	568
The great ivory debate. (Conservation).	Nevin, Tom		1594
The Root causes of Sudan's Civil Wars. (Books).		Book Review	386
Tunisia's window of opportunity. (Energy).	Ford, Neil		1756
Turning 'frogs' into nightingales! (New Kareoke Gadget).		Brief Article	297
Why health professionals migrate, and how to bring them back. (Health).		Brief Article	94
World waiting for SA's cashews. (Agriculture).		Brief Article	118
Worldaware Business Awards 2002. (Events).	Williams, Stephen		2120