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Keith Campbell

Keith Campbell

Keith Campbell is Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor for Engineering News and Mining Weekly. He holds a master's degree in international relations from the University of the Witwatersrand.

 Foreign relations and security cluster pledges to have measurable policy outcomes

Foreign relations and security cluster pledges to have measurable policy outcomes

17th November 2010 The cluster of Ministers responsible for South Africa's foreign relations, international cooperation and security on Wednesday gave the assurance... 

Africa rockets out of recession

Africa rockets out of recession

16th July 2010 Africa is the region that is growing fastest out of the global recession. “Our prediction is that this year the continent will have a growth of... 

Africa rocketing out of recession

Africa rocketing out of recession

6th July 2010 Africa is the region that is growing fastest out of the global recession. "Our prediction is that this year the continent will have a growth of... 

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Africa needs foreign investment to tackle infrastructure deficit

Africa needs foreign investment to tackle infrastructure deficit

6th July 2010 The infrastructure deficit in Africa currently amounts, in monetary terms, to $1,5-trillion, African Development Bank vice-president and Chief... 

Russia identified as a key economic partner for South Africa

Russia identified as a key economic partner for South Africa

22nd September 2009 "Trade and investment with Russia is very vital," Business Unity South Africa CEO Jerry Vilakazi tells Engineering News Online. "Russia is a very... 

Business input needed to promote South African, Russian bilateral trade and investment

Business input needed to promote South African, Russian bilateral trade and investment

21st September 2009 South African Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies has appealed to the South African and Russian business communities to identify all the... 

US academic urges use of WTO loopholes to promote development

US academic urges use of WTO loopholes to promote development

2nd September 2009 The rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) leave space for industrial policies, including use of subsidies, which developing countries can,... 

SA, India are strategic partners, says Davies

SA, India are strategic partners, says Davies

25th August 2009 South Africa and India both agree that their bilateral relationship is a strategic one, South African Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies told a... 

Progress, opportunities, but also issues in India-SA trade relations – Minister

Progress, opportunities, but also issues in India-SA trade relations – Minister

24th August 2009 Despite impressive progress, and although there are great opportunities still to be exploited, there remain a number of important issues that have... 

Clinton lauds SA, urges closer relations and cooperation

Clinton lauds SA, urges closer relations and cooperation

7th August 2009 US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has described South Africa as "one of the most important emerging economies" in the world today and assured... 

Minister reaffirms that govt is behind PBMR nuclear programme

Minister reaffirms that govt is behind PBMR nuclear programme

30th July 2009 Public Enterprises Minister Barbara Hogan has given the assurance that the government remains committed to South Africa's pebble-bed modular... 

Global recession slows, but does not halt African growth

Global recession slows, but does not halt African growth

28th July 2009 Although Africa has been hit by the current global recession, the continent is riding out this crisis much better than previous downturns. 

South African nuclear policy praised by international nuclear agency chief

South African nuclear policy praised by international nuclear agency chief

20th July 2009 The outgoing director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Dr Mohammed ElBaradei, has praised South Africa for making "the... 

India, Brazil and SA to 'urgently coordinate responses' on financial crisis

India, Brazil and SA to 'urgently coordinate responses' on financial crisis

15th October 2008 India, Brazil, and South Africa, which form the Ibsa Dialogue Forum, are to urgently coordinate their responses to the global financial crisis, the... 

Motlanthe's first South-South summit takes place amid Northern financial storm

Motlanthe's first South-South summit takes place amid Northern financial storm

9th October 2008 The leaders of India, Brazil, and South Africa are expected to focus on strengthening their trilateral cooperation at their summit in Delhi on... 

'Need for greater south-south cooperation' - Sonjica

'Need for greater south-south cooperation' - Sonjica

30th January 2007 South Africa Minister of Minerals and Energy Buyelwa Sonjica, addressing the afternoon session of the intergovernmental seminar on cooperation for... 

Trade and business links stressed as leaders of India, Brazil, South Africa meet

Trade and business links stressed as leaders of India, Brazil, South Africa meet

14th September 2006 The first ever summit between the Heads of State and Government of the three IBSA Dialogue Forum countries, India, Brazil and South Africa, which... 

IBSA business leaders debate ways to deepen relations

14th September 2006 INDIAN, Brazilian, and South African business leaders have identified key issues that have to be addressed to allow the more rapid development of... 

Russians approached on SA conventional nuclear reactor project

Russians approached on SA conventional nuclear reactor project

4th September 2006 A South African Department of Minerals and Energy (DME) delegation, which visited Moscow in July, raised the possibility of Russia's cooperating... 

Brazil's president to push trade talks at summit

10th February 2006 In an exclusive interview with Engineering News Online, Brazilian president Luiz In 

Report of Denel India deal premature

5th October 2004 Sources indicate that media reports that Denel has secured a R2,7-billion deal for artillery from India are premature. 

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