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African Business

African Business is a monthly business publication. Founded in 1966, IC Publications Ltd. publishes this magazine. The Editor is Anver Versi.

Articles from Vol. 0, No. 345, August-September

Africa Holds Its Breath: The Memorandum of Understanding Signed by Zimbabwe's Three Feuding Parties Is a Last Ditch Effort to Pull the Country out of Its Political, Social and Economic Quagmire. but Africa Must Hold Its Breath until the Secret Negotiations Are Concluded

A Life without Fear Is Priority; Burundi's Next Elections Are Still Two Years Away but New Presidential Hopefuls Are Already Attempting to Make Their Mark on Both the Domestic and Foreign Realms. Tom Nevin Met One Such-Alexis Sinduhije, Who Was a Radio Broadcaster before Entering Politics

Amharic Hits; Ethiopia's Beats

A Who's Who of the African Business World: The First CBC-African Business Awards Ceremony, Held in London in July Attracted over 450 Participants from All over the World. It Is Now Likely to Become One of the Major London-Based African Calendar Events in the Future

Boom Time for Tobacco Sales? despite the Anti-Smoking Lobby, Championed by the World Health Organisation, That Has Threatened the Future of the Tobacco Industry in Many African Countries, for the Past Two-Years Malawi Has Experienced a Boom in Tobacco Sales

Can Africa Calm Market Fears? 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?

Chinese Are Now Black-Official; Far from Calming South Africa's Historically Choppy Racial Waters, the Decision to Officially Declare South Africa's Chinese as Black Has Caused a New Tempest

Developing Capabilities and Capacities in African LDCs: A Strategy of Accessing International Knowledge Pools and Pursuing Deep and Rapid Trade and Investment Liberalisation Will Only Suceed If Africa Makes Technical Progress, an Important Report States

East Africa: Safaricom Sale a Success

Ethiopia Blazes Branding Trail; at Long Last, Ethiopia, Which Produces Some of the World's Finest Coffee Varieties Has Taken a Leaf from the Western Marketing and Branding Manual and Decided to Trademark Its Unique Coffee Crop, Thus Earning Much Higher Retail Prices

Greedy Banks under the Spotlight; 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?

How Mugabe Split the Continent: How Much Did the Hostile Reception He Faced from Other African Leaders at the African Union Summit in Cairo Persuade Robert Mugabe to Seek a Negotiated Settlement? Can He Continue to Split the Continent as a Power-Sharing Deal Is Being Thrashed Out?

Identify the Core of Your Business

Liquidity Glut Wreaks Price Havoc: Nigeria, like Other African Countries, Has to Balance Rising Inflation with Higher Interest Rates and It Would like to Be Able to Do So without Causing Additional Hardship to Those on Low Incomes

Nigeria Now Africa's Biggest Market

Price Boom a Blessing and a Challenge: The Prices That Africa's Commodities Fetch in the World Market Have Never Been Higher. Ironically, Production Problems, for Example Power Shortages in South Africa, Have Served to Raise Prices Even Further. the Question Is, How Can Africa Best Employ This Commodity Windfall?

S. Africa Shudders at Fifa's 'Plan B'; Fifa's Admission That It Has a 'Plan B' to Stage the Soccer World Cup Elsewhere If South Africa Is Not Ready in Time Has Sent Shockwaves throughout the Country-And Zimbabwe Is Becoming the Spider on 2010's Shoulder

Southern Africa: MTN's Fate in the Balanc

The Future Is Green: The Island Nation of Mauritius Has Decided to Go Green in a Big Way. the Last Budget Contains Measures Which, If Fully Implemented Will Dramatically Reduce the Use of Fossil Fuels and Cut Back on Carbon Emissions

Zimbabwe Last Chance Saloon