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Articles in Nov 2004 issue of African Business

• WORLD 45 YEARS ON, THE
• ZANZIBAR: Marriage of convenience under severe strain
  by Ford, Neil
• FORCED MERGER FOR ZIMBABWE BANKS
• SOUTH AFRICA: Action to halt dismal sporting slide
  by Nevin, Tom
• AFRICAN AND PROUD OF IT
  by Versi, Anver
• MAURITIUS: Sugar loses its sweetness
  by Ackbarally, Nasseem
• COBALT SMUGGLERS IMPOVERISHING DRC
• MOZAMBIQUE: Recovery based on solid foundations
  by Ford, Neil
• Africa could benefit from bio test
  by Vesely, Milan
• MOROCCO: Morocco pays price of neglecting rest of Africa
  by Lescarret-Benhassain, Faycal
• Prof. Maathai Africa's forest Goddess
  by Amlani, Alnoor
• LIBYA: The world comes calling
  by Badcock, James
• Sudan now third biggest African oil producer
  by Ford, Neil
• MANAGERS NOT MBAs
• sweet taste of success, The
  by Ekwensi, Oscar
• POOR PEOPLE'S KNOWLEDGE
  by Nevin, Tom
• DEMOCRATISING THE MIND
• WHERE WE HAVE HOPE
• Reversing the brain drain
  by Price, Stuart
• SCRIBBLING THE CAT
• A safer, cheaper stove
• SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN AFRICA
• QUALITY TO TAKE PRIORITY
• PURPLE HIBISCUS
• SWAZI BUYING SPLURGE
• A BOTSWANA MIRACLE
• MIX AND MATCH CULTURES
• INDIGENOUS MOSQUITO REPELLENT
• A PLACE IN THE SUN
• NOTHING TO HIDE
• FIRE WATCHDOG CAMERA, THE
• Africa can leapfrog into 21st century
• BANANA POWER: AFRICA, TAKE NOTE
• WHAT WE'VE LOST
• POWER PRIVATISATION IN NIGERIA
• End for S African forex controls in sight
  by Siddiqi, Moin
• MASSIVE OIL WINDFALL FOR ANGOLA
• Will GM foods overwhelm Africa?
  by Nevin, Tom
• S AFRICAN JOBS NOT KEEPING PACE WITH GDP
• space-age water diviner, The
  by Vesely, Milan
• EXIMBANK TO INCREASE ITS AFRICA INVESTMENTS
• vanishing oil tankers, The
  by Vesely, Milan