Tanzania: Diaspora’s Responsibilities in Economic Growth
02/09/2016By Issa Yussuf Is Africa really benefiting from its Diasporas? Do we really need more Diasporas in the future? The answer to the questions is yes, as reflected in.
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International
Sturgeon Announces New Scottish Independence Drive after ‘Seismic’ Brexit Vote
02/09/2016By Elisabeth O’Leary Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon launched a new independence drive on Friday, urging supporters to join the country’s “biggest ever political listening exercise” to gauge public.
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Trade and Investment
Foreign Direct Investment and the African Community
02/09/2016By: Barnabas Thondhlana/ Contributor, African Leadership Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into Sub-Saharan Africa grew by 7% in 2015, making the sub-region one of the fastest growing in.
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ALF 2016: ENABLING AFRICAN BUSINESSES TO TRANSFORM THE CONTINENT
02/09/2016Former African Heads of State, government and business leaders of the African Leadership Forum 2016 underscored strong leadership as the key to unlocking the potential of African businesses to.
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Gender
Somalia Presidential Elections: Betting on Fadumo Dayib
02/09/2016By Ehis Ayere Women across developing countries have over the years been demonstrating strong leadership in positioning their countries on the path of democracy, good governance, peace and security, infrastructural.
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Development Stories
Ethiopia Working to Become Guinea Worm-Free Country by 2017
02/09/2016Ethiopia is working to become a Guinea worm-free country by next year, according to the Ministry of Health (MoH). In a joint press briefing Dr. Dadi Jimma, Deputy Director-General of.
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Zimbabwe: Turning around Industry Collapse to Alleviate Poverty
02/09/2016By: Hamish Mlambo/ Contributor, African Leadership Former Economic Planning Minister Tapiwa Mashakada says Industry in Zimbabwe has been decimated as a result of the collapse of the agro-industrial value.
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Rwanda Signs $818m Deal for New International Airport
02/09/2016By Clement Uwiringiyimana Rwanda has signed a deal with the African division of Portuguese construction firm Mota-Engil to build an international airport at a cost of $818 million, the company.
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