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The Federal Republic of Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, gained independence from the UK in October 1960. The country's army was a dominant political player until 1999, when civilian rule...
At its meeting on 9 September 2011 the BUSA Economic Policy Committee assessed the current economic and business outlook in the light of recent global and domestic economic trends. ...
The Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, commonly known as Libya, is a mostly desert country, which gained independence in December 1951. The country has large reserves of oil and gas,...
The Republic of Kenya, which achieved independence from Britain in December 1963, has been known as one of Africa's more politically stable countries, although controversial elections in December...
A presentation made to members of the National Council of Provinces' economic development select committee ("the Committee") on 30 August 2011 by the Department of Mineral Resources' ("DMR's")...
Electronic waste, or e-waste, consists of obsolete electrical and electronic equipment (EEE). Obsolete EEE includes computers, televisions, mobile phones, printers and white electronic goods, such...
Creamer Media’s Real Economy Insight brief on the automotive sector examines the state of South Africa's automotive industry and the changes that have taken place in the industry over the past...
The rights at the Sishen iron-ore mine, in the Northern Cape, were "divided" at the time of the unbundling of Iscor to form separate mining and steel companies, lawyers for the Sishen Iron Ore...