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Articles in Oct 2005 issue of African Business

• IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN
  by Ford, Neil
• Governments eye pensions
• A History of Indigenous slavery in Ghana
• Into the Quick of Life/A Time for Machetes
• SA unions mobilise the second economy
• FIRST BANK'S JACOBS MOYO AJEKIGBE
  by Thompson, Jato
• SADC's standby force at the ready
• Bank for West Africa's Development, The
• Hedging against famine
• NIGERIA'S BANKING REVOLUTION
  by Siddiqi, Moin
• Malawi plan for canal to sea
• Rising oil prices alarm African importers
  by Siddiqi, Moin
• S Africa's white landowners feel 'chill'
• INTERCONTINENTAL BANK'S ERASTUS AKINGBOLA
  by Thompson, Jato
• $60m of Malawi's tobacco smuggled
• Brazil to deepen ties with Africa
  by Benhassain, Faycal
• UN's missed golden opportunity, The
  by Versi, Anver
• PLASTIC FANTASTIC COMES TO NIGERIA
  by Thompson, Jato
• Angola heads for 16% growth
• LIBERIA: George Weah's toughest match
  by Ford, Neil
• BANKING ON THE PEOPLE
  by Ford, Neil
• GTB HOME GROWN SUCCESS
  by Asante, Ben
• SADC to eliminate visas in 2006
• West Africa's financial muscle
• MAURITIUS: Tourism to lead economic revival
  by Ackbarally, Nasseem
• HOW WE RANKED AFRICA'S TOP 100 BANKS
• China, Iran to fund Zambia projects
• Namibia ready to roll out massive gas-to-power project
  by Ford, Neil
• Black Gold of the Sun Searching for Home in England and Africa/My Father's Daughter
• SOUTH AFRICA STILL ON TOP
  by Ford, Neil
• Lost Kingdoms of Africa, The
• SOUTH AFRICA: High-speed train project back on track
  by Nevin, Tom
• Worlds apart come together: A tribute to peace
• KENYA LEADS CHASING PACK
  by Ford, Neil
• LETTERS
• White Lies Canon Collins and the Secret War Against Apartheid
• ETHIOPIA: Search on for new routes to the sea
  by Ford, Neil
• FOCUS ON THE HOME FRONT
  by Ford, Neil
• Clarification and definition
  by Scott, Simon
• Makers & Breakers Children and Youth in Postcolonial Africa
• UGANDA: Should Museveni stand again?
  by Ford, Neil