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Bodyguards carry an umbrella over presidential candidate Winston Tubman, center right, as he leaves a polling station with his wife Nancy, front left, after voting in presidential elections, in central Monrovia, Liberia Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011.
(photo: AP / Rebecca Blackwell)
Monrovia Projected for Record Growth in Africa
Journal of Commerce
APM Terminals port privatization project ahead of schedule | Monrovia, Liberia – In a world where slow growth is the norm for many countries, the International Monetary Fund has forecast an economic growth rate of 5.5% for sub-Saharan Africa in 2012 as a region. More importantly, Liberia&rsquo...
Sentech Tower is a 237 metres (780 ft) high TV tower in the Brixton suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa. It is a well-known and easily identifiable landmark in the city, alongside its architectural cousin, the Hillbrow Tower.
(photo: Creative Commons / NJR ZA)
S Africa's Zuma outlines economic plan
Al Jazeera
Jacob Zuma, South Africa's president, has revealed an ambitious set of infrastructure projects designed to rescue South Africa from the effects of a global recession that has hit the nation harder than most on the continent. | "We have chosen five major geographically-focused programmes, as wel...
South Africa bills to bear Nelson Mandela's image
The Grio
| Nelson Mandela (AP Photo) | JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- The complete series of South African bank notes will bear Nelson Mandela's image, the country's president said Saturday on the 22nd anniversary of the anti-apartheid icon's release from prison. | "Wi...
Violence against shippers new norm off West Africa
The State
| LAGOS, Nigeria - The waters off West Africa's coast are now a constant danger for those shipping goods and crude oil in the region, analysts said Tuesday, a day after pirates killed two sailors near Nigeria's coast. | Despite pledges by nations to ...
Violence against shippers new norm off West Africa
The Tribune San Luis Obispo
| The waters off West Africa's coast are now a constant danger for those shipping goods and crude oil in the region, analysts said Tuesday, a day after pirates killed two sailors near Nigeria's coast. | Despite pledges by nations to patrol the waters...
Violence against shippers new norm off West Africa
STL Today
| The waters off West Africa's coast are now a constant danger for those shipping goods and crude oil in the region, analysts said Tuesday, a day after pirates killed two sailors near Nigeria's coast. | Despite pledges by nations to patrol the waters...
Africa: Where everyone wants to be an entrepreneur
Joy Online
Alima Atta tells a story about recruiting staff when she was setting up her business in Nigeria's fledging communications and marketing sector. | She employed a young man - university-educated, articulate, presentable - seemingly an ideal choice. Ali...
Zuma plans big infrastructure campaign across South Africa
Gulf News
| Johannesburg: South Africa's president announced ambitious infrastructure projects, laying out his plans for creating jobs and hope in a nation harder hit than most in Africa by global recession. | "The massive investment in infrastructur...
Monrovia Projected for Record Growth in Africa
Journal of Commerce
APM Terminals port privatization project ahead of schedule | Monrovia, Liberia – In a world where slow growth is the norm for many countries, the International Monetary Fund has forecast an economic growth rate of 5.5% for sub-Saharan Africa in...
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Bodyguards carry an umbrella over presidential candidate Winston Tubman, center right, as he leaves a polling station with his wife Nancy, front left, after voting in presidential elections, in central Monrovia, Liberia Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011.
(photo: AP / Rebecca Blackwell)
Monrovia Projected for Record Growth in Africa
Journal of Commerce
APM Terminals port privatization project ahead of schedule | Monrovia, Liberia – In a world where slow growth is the norm for many countries, the International Monetary Fund has forecast an economic growth rate of 5.5% for sub-Saharan Africa in 2012 as a region. More importantly, Liberia’s GDP of approximately $1 billion USD has been fo...



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