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» 13.06.2008 - Debt cancellation for Togo
» 11.06.2008 - Moroccan economy must reform to face global challenges
» 05.06.2008 - Policy reforms inevitable to Sudan's economic growth
» 02.06.2008 - "Shocks may hit Tanzania," IMF
» 30.05.2008 - Growth slowing up in Niger
» 29.05.2008 - Public revenue increases steadily in Egypt
» 28.05.2008 - SA economic growth slows with power cuts
» 23.05.2008 - Mauritania "does enough" to meet food crisis
» 22.05.2008 - Madagascar to manage new wealth
» 21.05.2008 - Ethiopia sees Africa's fastest growth
» 19.05.2008 - Senegal rebuffs IMF claims
» 19.05.2008 - 'Bio-fuels don't harm crops'
» 19.05.2008 - No strings on EPAs signing
» 19.05.2008 - Togo optimistic on economic recovery
» 14.05.2008 - Africa's economic activitiy rises
» 12.05.2008 - Zim settles $700 million debt
» 04.03.2008 - Tanzania fund disburse stands
» 31.01.2008 - Bissau gets post-conflict grant
» 03.01.2008 - Gambia increases salaries
» 20.11.2007 - Kenya's poverty fight sealed
» 20.11.2007 - Korea, Africa share experience
» 13.11.2007 - Liberia's debt cancellation approved
» 25.10.2007 - Kenya leader shuns violence
» 24.10.2007 - Ethiopia diapora lured
» 23.10.2007 - FDI doubles in Africa
» 12.10.2007 - Gabon maintains stable economic growth
» 05.09.2007 - Odinga leads Kenya opposition
» 28.08.2007 - Sharp increase for Angola's customs revenue
» 28.08.2007 - Nigerian leader suspends currency redenomination
» 24.08.2007 - Angola attains high economic growth
» 24.08.2007 - Mugabe pressurised on reforms
» 20.07.2007 - Guinea on track to restore donor confidence
» 19.07.2007 - Gabon to repay its debt early
» 17.07.2007 - Despite Tanzanian "boom", poverty unbeaten
» 27.06.2007 - Sky-high profits in Equatorial Guinea oil sector now over
» 26.06.2007 - First Mauritian govt budget to target women
» 26.06.2007 - Gambia's economy to grow by 7%, IMF predicts
» 11.04.2007 - Inflation in Mozambique remains controlled
» 29.03.2007 - Unemployment dropping in South Africa
» 16.03.2007 - Tourism boom fuels Cape Verde economy
» 13.03.2007 - Still no economic growth for Swaziland
» 09.03.2007 - Ethiopia keeps booming
» 23.02.2007 - Angola economic boom even strengthens
» 24.01.2007 - Sierra Leone sees all debt cancelled
» 24.01.2007 - Strong economic growth in Burkina Faso
» 22.01.2007 - Libya to lay off 400,000 employees
» 04.01.2007 - Mauritius expects less unemployed in 2007
» 20.12.2006 - Bank lifts sanctions on Central African Republic
» 08.12.2006 - Gambia presents tax increases in 2007 budget
» 29.11.2006 - IMF predicts negative growth for Swaziland
» 22.11.2006 - "Worst is over" for Seychelles economy
» 20.11.2006 - Morocco economy grows, welfare not
» 20.11.2006 - Could Angola become China of Africa?
» 17.11.2006 - A blinded Nigeria exposes great wealth
» 17.11.2006 - Rapid growth as Liberia reconstructs
» 10.11.2006 - Not wanted: rich, African nations
» 08.11.2006 - ADF boosts Burundi's economic reform
» 06.11.2006 - Ghanaians abroad remit billions home
» 02.11.2006 - Burundi emerges from destruction to growth
» 31.10.2006 - Africa closer to meet millennium targets
» 17.10.2006 - Africa will miss millennium goals, IMF
» 13.10.2006 - Gabon oil production stops declining
» 13.10.2006 - Modest economic growth in Lesotho
» 12.10.2006 - Still slow economic progress in Guinea
» 04.10.2006 - Progress too slow in Guinea-Bissau
» 28.09.2006 - South Africa cuts unemployment, but too slowly
» 15.09.2006 - IMF foresees slower growth rate for Cape Verde
» 11.09.2006 - Despite debt relief, Malawi still under IMF's colonial rule
» 19.06.2006 - Most of Cameroon's debt cancelled
» 05.06.2006 - Unions in Guinea threaten indefinite strike
» 24.05.2006 - Attempts to return to growth in São Tomé
» 02.05.2006 - Africa enjoys record economic growth
» 11.04.2006 - Non-oil sector finally drives growth in Libya
» 05.04.2006 - Angola doubled oil revenues in 2005
» 04.04.2006 - Namibians note "slow but steady progress"
» 24.03.2006 - Seychelles changes labour law to attract investments
» 25.11.2005 - Seychelles gets new investment code
» 23.11.2005 - IMF satisfied with new Malawi policies
» 21.11.2005 - Angola presents optimistic budget
» 04.11.2005 - IMF pressure on Madagascar to raise taxes
» 12.09.2005 - Cape Verde debates on "euroisation" of economy
» 26.07.2005 - IMF urges new structural reforms for Mozambique
» 20.06.2005 - Drought brings recession to Morocco
» 14.06.2005 - "Guinea risks becoming a new failed state"
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» 19.05.2005 - Malawi budget "to trigger inflation"
» 17.05.2005 - Rwanda gets 100% debt relief
» 04.05.2005 - Nigeria economy on right path
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» 22.03.2005 - Libya "needs economic reform," IMF
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