Articles related to "African Development"

The path to African development is the subject of debate between the Internalist and Externalist schools of development. Colonialism is the beginning of this debate.

While China and India expand their interests in Africa a World Bank study shows good prospects for African business as economies grow.

In the last decade there has been growing international discourse around the issue of climate change. Energy relations between north and south have been widely ignored

The Mushrooms in Ghana Project is designed to expand the mushroom industry in Africa. The goal is to help train growers, and export agricultural knowledge to farmers.

Brazil and Thailand ship more white sugar onto world trade markets while the WTO forces the European Union to cut its sugar exports by over 80%.

A common African position has been established for the Global Forum V on fighting corruption which will take place in April in South Africa.

On Thursday, 30th October 2008 the citizens of Zambia voted and decided Rupiah Banda rater than Michael Sata would replace the late Levy Mwanawasa as president.

South Africa's Bench Marks Foundation reviewed the corporate social responsibility practices of De Beers, Alexkor and Transhex to determine community perception and gaps.

It is widely recognized that human trafficking within Southern Africa is a bustling trade but, one that is difficult to track because of its clandestine nature.

Even with new hope of a malaria vaccine within five years, there is no room for complacency while Plasmodium falciparum continues to kill so many of Africa's children.

The Central African Republic was formed between 1000 BC and 1000 AD by people who moved in from surrounding areas such as Cameroon and Sudan.

Two short-term issues for the increased Chinese aid are the corruption and the secrecy with investment that will make future Chinese relations in Africa rather tricky.

The period of European colonialism in Africa was marked by ruthless exploitation. It also marked a turning point in African development and civilization.

After years of intense hostility, Mugabe and the EU have met to reconcile their differences. What are the reasons and significance of this EU-Zimbabwe rapprochement?

The Lomé Convention was the first experiment in development and co-operation between Europe and Africa after colonial rule. This explains its significance.

Mugabe's land reforms have helped to create friends and enemies for him within Africa. This alliance system is manifested at both bilateral and multilateral levels.