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Rich countries are pushing developing nations with the strongest economies to do far more to combat climate change, opening a faultline between rich and poor in U.N. talks on global warming.
The...
Reforming tax administration is crucial to addressing poverty, reducing the education backlog and achieving acceptable health services, Finance Minister Trevor Manuel said on Thursday.
Briefing...
In today's podcast: Manuel denies being opposed to industrial policy, as OECD slates the plan, US courts Africa before Doha round meeting and Harmony workers down tools after fatal accidents.
Finance Minister Trevor Manuel has moved to strongly deny the persistent suggestion that he does not support South Africa's National Industrial Policy Framework (NIPF), but he stressed on Tuesday...
A U.N. global food crisis summit risked embarrassing failure to reach any formal agreement on combating hunger threatening a billion people worldwide.
Delegates from 183 countries at the Rome...
A summit on the global food crisis was at risk of closing without a declaration of intent on Thursday because of squabbling over side issues.
Delegates from 183 countries at the Rome talks missed...
A new global deal on climate change should be achieved at a meeting in Copenhagen next year despite disagreement at talks this week, the head of the U.N climate change secretariat said on Tuesday....
Development aid from the European Union's 27 countries fell last year, the bloc's top aid official said on Friday, urging governments to live up to their commitments to give more to poor...