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 Thursday, 28 August 2008 |
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AllAfrica News: Economy, Business and Finance
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All Africa, All the Time.
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South Africa: Govt Spends Billions on 2010 World Cup
South Africa has earmarked a whooping $30bn for preparation towards 2010 World Cup which would be hosted for the first time in Africa.
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Nigeria: Militants Kidnap Israeli
An Isreali construction worker has been kidnapped in Port Harcourt Rivers State, but no group has claimed responsibility for the abduction.
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Swaziland: Women Tackle King on Wives' Jaunt
Hard on the heels of the signing of the Gender Protocol at the Southern African Development Community (SADC) heads of state summit, Swazi women have challenged King Mswati III on the monarchy's lavish lifestyle in the face of abject poverty and disease.
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Sierra Leone: Commission Launches Human Rights Report
A barefoot girl watches expressionless as men clad in expensive suits and women in designer clothes make their way on foot to the Community Centre in Kroo Bay, Freetown.
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Southern Africa: Maize May Suffer From High Input Costs
High fertiliser and fuel prices in South Africa may impact the 2009/2010 maize harvest in the region's largest producer, a grain farmers' body warned.
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Southern Africa: Will Zim Fully Enjoy FTA Benefits?
ZIMBABWE, whose economy has been reduced to a basket case owing to years of mismanagement, is among the 12 southern African states that committed themselves to setting up a free trade area (FTA) at the weekend, but concern mounted this week that the country may not get a fair deal from integrating its sickly economy with the rest of the region.
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Kenya: NSSF Boss Sent On Forced Leave
The head of the National Social Security Fund has been sent on a 90- day leave pending retirement.
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Uganda: Kick Taxis, Boda Boda Out of City
Order is urgently needed in Kampala City.
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Cameroon: China Invades Country With Cheap, Fragile Goods
They arrived in trickles - a Chinaman, hawking cloth, needles, threads, selling cakes, eggs, shoes, cheap showy jewellery - bangles, trinkets, artificial flowers, electronic gadgets and the like.
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Namibia: Communication Wars Expose Legal Vacuum
The legal vacuum in the communication industry is becoming apparent with the three communication operators involved in a vicious fight over annual bottom lines.
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