African Business

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Articles in Jul 2004 issue of African Business

• Celtel and KenCell in mega deal
  by Jones, Adam
• S Africa counts World Cup gains
  by Ford, Neil
• People-smuggling capital of Africa
  by Vesely, Milan
• price dilemma, The
  by Ford, Neil
• GROWTH FETISH
• Thoughts of Yoweri Museveni
  by Yedder, Omar Ben
• SA's TARDY TRAINS IN COURT
• RELIEF FOR ETHIOPIA
• PLOUGH MORE MONEY INTO AGRICULTURE
• COMOROS: An unstable triangle, THE
  by Ford, Neil
• ISRAEL CLOSES SA TRADE OFFICE
• LETTERS
• DEATH BY MEETING: A LEADERSHIP FABLE
• NIGERIA: Credits to flow to small businesses
  by Ford, Neil
• UNEVEN PROGRESS IN GLOBAL POVERTY RELIEF
• African leaders gather to measure progress
  by Yedder, Omar Ben
• PLAN OF ATTACK
• SMARTEST GUYS IN THE ROOM: THE AMAZING RISE AND SCANDALOUS FALL OF ENRON, THE
• ANSWER 'BLOWIN' IN THE WIND'
• South African business schools fail test
  by Nevin, Tom
• Great Trek North, The
  by Nevin, Tom
• HEADS UP: HOW TO ANTICIPATE BUSINESS SURPRISES AND SEIZE OPPORTUNITIES FIRST
• NAME THE DAY, ANGOLA TOLD
• SOUTH AFRICA: Privatisation is dead - official
  by Nevin, Tom
• Riding the storms
  by Versi, Anver
• CONTEMPORARY SOUTH AFRICA
• THAT WINNING FEELING
  by Versi, Anver
• DON'T DICTATE OUR BUDGET - UGANDA
• Africa can launch final assault against Aids
  by Versi, Anver
• BIG MIX: Tunisian star's global stance, THE
• Land reform masks power struggle
  by Nevin, Tom
• KENYA: Swirling Constitution undercurrents
  by Amlani, Alnoor
• US money-transfer clampdown dismays immigrants
  by Vesely, Milan
• African currencies show resilience
  by Siddiqi, Moin
• FOREIGN INVESTORS FAVOUR ANGOLA
• Africa can seize share of IT outsourcing market
  by Wright, Bianca