African Business

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Articles in Apr 2003 issue of African Business

• Malawi pipeline bid
• Spray-can artists may soon be hissstory
• Africa's nuclear option
  by Ford, Neil
• Oil companies oppose new SA bill
• Capricorn: David Stirling's Second African Campaign
  by Williams, Stephen
• Bring home the best and brightest
  by Versi, Anver
• Science trek--the new generation
• focus is on smart, The
  by Versi, Anver
• Kenya: Overwhelming demand for free shooling
  by Ford, Neil
• Samira's song
  by Williams, Stephen
• Robert Mugabe: Sinner or sinned against?
  by Shire, George
• Sunflowers join the biodiesel revolution
• Refined power
  by Williams, Stephen
• South Africa: Bullet train powers past objections
  by Nevin, Tom
• SA's new-taxis-for-old also on track
• facts behind the land issue, The
  by Versi, Anver
• New gel will stop sexual diseases
• Dawn of the new age of diesel
  by Williams, Stephen
• Malawi: Fisheries receive a boost
  by Gama, Hobbs
• Letters
• Robert Mugabe: Africa's self-serving survivor
  by Nevin, Tom
• US word is not its bond
  by Vesely, Milan
• I believe in an open-door policy
  by Versi, Anver
• Nigeria: The Obasanjo balance-sheet
  by Ford, Neil
• Kenya new brooms to sweep out corruption
• Pressure mounts on dollar
  by Siddiqi, Moin
• A brighter outlook for 2003
  by Siddiqui, Moin
• Battle lines drawn over Mozambique's Porto Dobela
  by Maiden, Andrew
• Libya: Poacher turns gamekeeper
  by Badcock, James
• FDI in Southern Africa heats up
• France pulls Africa together
  by Misser, Francois
• Nepad--what is it and what can it really do?
• Lagos wants Dubai-style freeport
• Namibia: Power plans face wall of objections
  by Mukumbira, Rodrick
• SMEs gain with Mozal
• Friendly maggots for African hospitals?
• What a war against Iraq will mean to Africa
  by Ford, Neil
• Mauritius port partnership on hold
• In the name of God, stop abusing the name of God!
  by Sonko, Karamo
• Tunisia and Sudan in joint venture
• African scientists look at nano-technology for cheap energy
• Pipeline proceeds
  by Ford, Neil
• QEII will return to Namibia's Walvis Bay
• In the beginning...
  by Williams, Stephen
• Gorilla watch
• Turning to nature clean contaminated water
• Exploration begins in new JDZ
  by Ford, Neil
• Kenyan company to develop port at Anjouan island
• Popularisation of Science and Technology Education: Some Case Studies from Africa
  by Williams, Stephen