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For the AfDB, transforming Africa’s economies entails diversifying and expanding the sources of economic growth and opportunity in a manner that promotes greater productivity for sustained and...
About 40% of the African population still lives under the poverty line.(2) Unfortunately, the rate of poverty reduction has not kept up with economic growth in Africa. The majority of people living...
This discussion paper seeks to examine the recent development of national space research programmes on the African continent and whether their development is due to political, socio-economic, or...
Looking back at the World Economic Forum on Africa one might conclude that the future for Africa is looking rather bright. However, issues of obstacles and pitfalls were obviously raised and it is...
The recent World Economic Forum Africa, held in Ethiopia, gathered the world’s elite to discuss the economic possibilities and obstacles facing the African market. Many positive angles were...
Date: 23/08/2011
Source: The National Treasury
Title: SA: Gordhan: Address by the Minister of Finance, at the Banking Association’s Banking Summit, Johannesburg
New compulsory decrees for tighter regulation of the mobile phone industry abound in Africa. Cellular phone service providers are required by law to register their clients' particulars. State...
In today's podcast, Trade and Industry Minister Dr Rob Davies says that South Africa should have the "courage" to increase tariffs; the World Bank says that African countries should focus on...