African economic disparities remain as stark as ever

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With the exception of countries like South Africa, Botswana, Uganda Mozambique etc., most of the sub-Sahara African countries are dependent on agriculture and commodity exports. Consequently, the economies of these nations do not attract foreign investments for which substantial economic reforms are necessary. The continent is also plagued with other drawbacks such as HIV/AIDs eating away into its labor force. South African economy is expected to grow by 3.3% and inflation is expected to drop to 4.5% in 2005.

Cover Story, Economic indicators, 2005 AD

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Uphill struggle

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African countries are reforming their political and economic structures to lure foreign investors. Recent improvements in commodity prices across the globe helped these nations. These countries have also gained from better management of funds and international debt relief initiatives. A forecast for growth of these nations during 2006, as estimated by the International Monetary Fund, is presented and discussed. African countries will, however, have to put in more efforts to attract foreign investors.

Scientific Research and Development Services, Management dynamics, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Management, Political aspects, Economic development, Company business management, Political reform, 2006 AD

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Global banking critical issues: the way forward in 2003

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The chief executive officers of the banks share their opinions about the global challenges and opportunities facing the banks in 2003.

Executive changes & profiles, Banking industry, Officials and employees, International aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Chief executive officers, Bankers, Industry forecasts

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