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Mbeki Calls for Closer Economic Ties Within Africa

Former South African President, Thabo Mbeki, says that the continent should act "together in unity" to enhance bargaining power and to achieve sustainable economic development.

Africa: Mbeki Calls for Closer Cooperation

Namibia Economist, 27 April 2012

Former South African President, Thabo Mbeki this week said African regional economic intergration is one of the fundamental conditions for the success of African countries, given… Read more »

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Thabo Mbeki (file photo).

Namibia: Business Schools Must Produce Leaders - Mbeki

New Era, 27 April 2012

Africa's integration into the world economy continues to be defined by relations developed during the colonial period, according to former South African president Thabo Mbeki. Read more »
Namibia: School in African Political Economy - Mbeki

Namibian, 26 April 2012

FORMER South African President Thabo Mbeki has called on the Namibia Business School (NBS) to empower its students as agents of change with knowledge of the African political… Read more »
South Africa: Nujoma, Mbeki Call for Economic Freedom

New Era, 25 April 2012

Founding Father of the Nation Dr Sam Nujoma and former South African President Thabo Mbeki yesterday found agreement in the fact that the struggle for economic emancipation in… Read more »
Africa: Intra-African Trade or Global Integration?

IPS, 23 April 2012

Though the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has long held that trade between African countries is too low, experts at the South Centre, an inter-governmental think tank of developing… Read more »
East Africa: Trade, Telecom Pushing Integration

EA Business, 15 April 2012

The integration of East African countries has taken twists and turns. Read more »
Africa: No Stopping Continent's Growth - Zuma

SA Info, 11 April 2012

Major shifts in governance, trade, infrastructure and demographics will turn Africa's emergence over the past decade into a sustained economic lift-off, South African President… Read more »
Africa: Africa's Success Lies in Unity

New Vision, 9 April 2012

On April 1, during the official opening of the Pan African offices in Kampala, Rt. Hon. Eriya Kategaya delivered a paper focusing on the relevance of Pan Africanism today. Below is… Read more »
East Africa: Region on Crossroads, to Be or Not to Be

Daily News, 7 April 2012

EAST Africa is on the cross hairs literally. Just last week, this columnist highlighted the population time bomb East Africa is grappling with. The estimate I used of 170m people… Read more »
East Africa: EAC Intra-Trade Increases Two-Fold

New Times, 5 April 2012

Intra-trade among member states of the East African Community (EAC) doubled over a five-year period, from $2.2 billion in 2005 to $4.1bn in 2010, a new report indicates. Read more »

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Is South Africa Losing its Investor Appeal?

South Africa faces competition in attracting investors who are identifying and creating opportunities in other parts of the continent. Read more »
- South Africa: Country No Longer the Gateway to the Continent
- South Africa: Country Strengthens Its African Position At Brics
Lesotho's Economy at a Crossroads

After many years of relying on South Africa for economic advancement, the country's economy now faces a crossroads due to its largest neighbour's economic difficulties. Read more »
- Lesotho: Economy Catches Flu - From South Africa's Sneeze
South Africa and Ghana Forging Closer Economic Ties

South Africa seeks to forge stronger ties with Ghana with particular attention being paid to energy and oil. Read more »
- South Africa: Govt, Ghana Bolster Co-Operation in Energy Industry
- South Africa: Ghana Deepen Relations

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Mbeki Calls for Closer Economic Ties Within Africa

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Is South Africa Losing its Investor Appeal?

Lesotho's Economy at a Crossroads

South Africa and Ghana Forging Closer Economic Ties

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