Articles from African Business (February 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
AB Guide to African currencies.		Illustration	504
Africa 2025-the lion chronicles.	Nevin, Tom		1772
Africa's thirst for business training: does Africa have too few skilled managers and business leaders? Apparently, but if the burgeoning number of business colleges in Africa is anything to go by then the situation could be reversed in a few short years. Tom Nevin reports.	Nevin, Tom		1618
African economies rank high in global league.	Ford, Neil		1516
African-Americans: the new powerful elite.	Vesely, Milan	Cover Story	2425
Agriculture: simple, cheap crop-saver.		Brief Article	239
Air Senegal International revenues exceed expectations.	Williams, Stephen	Interview	1605
Capital flight: Eurocentric hypocrisies.	Ngubana, Ngoni	Letter to the Editor	353
Chasing Africa's millionaires.	Nevin, Tom	Interview	1652
Crime prevention: security secrets from the dark days.		Brief Article	218
Cyber medicine--panacea or cure?	Nevin, Tom		1397
Development: rebuilt railway to reopen in central Moz.		Brief Article	103
Food aid: food funds for southern Africa fall.		Brief Article	110
Gas: US deal with Nigeria.		Brief Article	107
Globalizing Africa.		Book Review	388
Governance: reward for Kenya.		Brief Article	106
Guinea: Conte retains power.	Ford, Neil		1594
Happy landing for Ethiopian Airlines: despite the current hostile environment for international air travel, Ethiopian Airlines continues to expand and make profits. Neil Ford highlights the airline's successes.	Ford, Neil	Company Profile	1383
Health: Guinness Is Good For You--official.			161
Investment: measure quality, not quantity.	Baer, Felix	Letter to the Editor	524
Irrational exuberance: the bursting of an economic bubble.		Book Review	1576
Kenya: the hunt for Kenya's stolen billions.	Vesely, Milan		1377
Land reform: new law alarms SA's white farmers.		Brief Article	126
Morocco: fighting the enemy within.	Badcock, James		1534
New Year blues for the US dollar: the dollars' decline against major international currencies has so far been orderly and has caused few worries in the US. Others however, worry that a cheaper dollar could hit the world's economic growth.	Siddiqi, Moin		1765
NNPC faces funding dilemma: the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, (NNPC) cannot fully fund its share of new development costs. Ford analyses its alternative strategies.	Ford, Neil		1500
Oil: Zambia exports fuel to Zim.		Brief Article	89
Power: Namibia to power up on gas.		Brief Article	100
Robust outlook for African crops.	Siddiqi, Moin		2309
Runaway inflation: the Zimbabwe tragedy.	Mhlanga, Muriel	Letter to the Editor	106
Scams 2003: US warning.	Challend, Edgar	Letter to the Editor	594
Smooth operators: help for the ironing bored.		Brief Article	127
South Africa: new law will speed up land restitution.	Nevin, Tom		1435
Story of S African music: show conquers the world.		Sound Recording Review	620
Stylish exits: coffins to die for.		Brief Article	239
Sudan's moment of truth.	Versi, Anver	Editorial	908
Technology: set a thief to catch a thief.		Brief Article	169
The fastest road car ever: the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, the fastest production road car to ever be built by Mercedes-Benz, has finally broken cover in South Africa. Stephen Williams has the story.	Williams, Stephen	Product/Service Evaluation	1368
The Opec Fund and Development Co-Operation in a Changing World.		Book Review	431
The price of terror in Africa: the full cost of the terror attacks in Africa will not be known for some time yet but there is no doubt that the damage will be greater than the figures show. Neil Ford assesses the impact of the war on terror for Africa.	Ford, Neil		1701
Trade: Zim still S Africa's best trade partner.		Brief Article	121
Victory for South African black empowerment.	Ford, Neil		1577
West Africa's largest conference centre.	Williams, Stephen	Interview	1383
Who will host Africa's World Cup 2010?	Badcock, James		1601
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Zambia: agriculture now the focus.	Gama, Hobbs		801
Zimbabwe: Gono pulls banking fat from fire.	Rose, Rob		804