Development

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Everyone says they believe in freedom. The kind of freedom that endures is individual liberty that comes at no cost to anyone else. Increasing such liberty is the best way to solve many of South Africa’s and the world’s problems.


Africa’s ‘Growth is not accompanied by employment’?

Ethiopia and U.K. forge closer economic ties

Africans lend tech savvy to elections, banking, education

African hi-tech taking leading position

Mozambique: Brazil and U.S. join in cooperative development program

Ethiopia: Egyptian fears over new dam ’groundless’


Clean water for rural Ethiopia

Botswana diamond sector wage disparity favours South Africans?

Southern Sudan lacks latrines and toilets

African Renaissance: Rethinking Political Leadership on the Continent

Ethiopia: Kenyan protests could compromise mega electric project?

Customized inventions for Africa gaining ground

Togo - China: Development plans amid questionable record

The Other Africa in pictures: Philippe Sibelly, a man with a mission

Africa: A man without a job has no status

Empowering Women: Governments must "practice what they preach"

Negative effects of development

Senegal: Presidents rally to change the world at World Social Forum

Ethiopia: Mega irrigation project on disputed river planned

A remodeled Marshall Plan for Africa?

Africa: Unlocking the Economic Potential of Biotechnology

Malawi: En route for energy independence

Haiti’s invincible progress a year after disaster

Africa: Where are the jobs?

Namibia: Uranium enrichment in the offing

Africa’s MDG Quagmire: Moving beyond the goals

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