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Articles in Dec 2003 issue of African Business

• Parting the Desert: The Creation of the Suez Canal
• Upsurge in Indian investment
  by Ford, Neil
• US rolls out red carpet for Kibaki
  by Vesely, Milan
• Doubt over Angola's new oil refinery
• Changing perceptions of Africa
  by Versi, Anver
• African Textiles: Colour and Creativity Across a Continent
• Bright idea contains hazard
• From rags to fabulous riches
  by Nevin, Tom
• World lining up to buy S African arms
• Egypt: Year of mixed blessings
  by Badcock, James
• VW tees off!
  by Williams, Stephen
• Madagascar: Calm after the storm
• Letters
• South Africa: What will stop the rampaging rand?
  by Nevin, Tom
• Glow is a great help when you gotta go
• Africa's hunt for investments
  by Versi, Anver
• Put a zip on it
• Gambia: Reforms reap strong growth, The
  by Ford, Neil
• Battle over GM cotton in South Africa
• How to attract investors
  by Versi, Anver
• Musical chairs follow Lukman resignation
  by Ford, Neil
• Gabon: Hard times on the horizon
  by Ford, Neil
• Southern Africa - the emerging aluminium giant
  by Nevin, Tom
• A new banking alliance for Africa
  by Kidogo, Joe
• Africa welcomes Zim whites
  by Ford, Neil
• Tulear Never Sleeps Various Artists
• Tanzania: Food shortage looming
  by Visram, Nizar
• Botswana lures S African business
• Gates battle against malaria, The
  by Vesely, Milan
• Angola: Anatomy of an Oil State
• An atlas for all seasons
  by Versi, Anver
• Zimbabwe inflation at 1000%
• Investors drool over platinum
  by Siddiqi, Moin
• Gabon, and Sao Tome and Principe
• Namibia: Don't damn the dam
  by Ford, Neil
• Can cassava replace maize?
  by Ntonga, Kennie
• Ethiopian Airlines expands European routes
• Namibia's expensive development plan
• State of the World Atlas, The
• Mauritania: Oil to flow in two years
  by Taggart, Simon
• Science finds cure for maize disease
  by Williams, Stephen
• Uganda's Nile River project to go ahead
• Africa: Fisherman to the world