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Showing posts with label South Africa. Show all posts
The Arab World: Unfinished revolutions
In Egypt, Syria and Bahrain, the fight for democracy persists. The liberations of Tunis and Tripoli were just the start.
South Africa: The DA comes of age
Aiming for 30% in 2013, the Democratic Alliance elects a 31-year old black woman as parliamentary Leader.
Angola: the sprint star starts to acquire abroad
The world's fastest growing economy 2001 – 2010 is now coming of age.
World: what's in a name?
In emerging economies, governments are putting their own stamp on history by renaming cities and even countries. Not everywhere, however.
Libya: Gaddafi still posing a threat despite NTC gains
Mixed developments yet positive news as Obama meets Abdul Jalil in New York. The war persists...
Africa: the next property hot-spot?
As the Chinese property bubble looks set to pop, Australian and US house prices continue to decline. Investors eye the Sub-Sahara.
South Africa: Malema is just plain wrong
Julius Malema might be stopped if impoverished South Africans recognise that his populism can neither deliver freedom nor prosperity.
Election Special: Madagascar
Delayed since May, can scheduled elections now proceed in September, or will Andry Rajoelina put them off again?
Election Special: Zambia
Zambians get a chance to vote in presidential and parliamentary elections on September 20. Can Rupiah Banda and his MMD party cling on?
New Zealand: the Rugby World Cup is a huge marketing opportunity
It might not make an initial profit, but it will showcase NZ and reconnnect Kiwis internationally.
World: who are we electing exactly?
The questionable competance and experience of our top elected politicians. Who's running our countries?
Britain: should two men kiss in a pub?
A protest in Soho over a controversial decision to eject same-sex kissers. Should the attitudes of publicans change?
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