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South Africa: Tripartite alliance meets to iron out issues
The Congress of South African Trade Unions' (Cosatu) push for greater representation on the ANC's National Executive Committee (NEC) as well as on economic and labour market policies will dominate talks at today's Alliance Summit. The three-day meeting will take place in Kempton Park. Delegates will include senior ...

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Ghana: BROADBAND4U – INTERNET SERVICE FROM GHANA TELECOM
Ghana Telecom Company, the nation’s premier and most reliable telecommunications provider in living up to its billing ‘linking people everywhere’ has since August 2004 added BROADBAND services to its repertoire. It is under the brand name BROADBAND4U. The introduction of the service is a direct response to the need ...

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Angola: Irish Rock Star Geldof Riles Tempers
Irish rocker and activist Bob Geldof’s statement that Angola is a country "run by criminals" unleashed a political storm that could have an impact on Portugal’s large investment interests in the largest of its former African colonies.At a seminar on sustainable development held Tuesday in the Portuguese capital by the ...

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South Africa: SABMiller enters Ukraine market
JSE listed SABMiller, one of the world's largest brewers, has entered the Ukrainian market, the company said today. It announced that it agreed to acquire a 99.84% interest in the Ukrainian brewer CJSC Sarmat. "We are delighted to announce the acquisition of Sarmat and our entry into ...

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South Africa: Potential buyers line up for Nationwide Airlines
At least 40 potential buyers have contacted the provisional liquidator of embattled airline, Nationwide. Tshwane Trust is in the process of working through the airline's finances. The airline halted operations last week, citing financial difficulties as the main reason. The liquidators held talks with Nationwide's top management and ...

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South Africa: Tshwane to issue ultimatum to striking workers
The City of Tshwane says it will issue an ultimatum today for all striking workers to return to work. A meeting between the South African Municipal Workers' Union and the Tshwane Metro Council deadlocked late last night. Meanwhile, all municipal buses are said to have returned to the ...

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South Africa: Failure to pay bus subsidies threatens jobs
By Frank Nxumalo South Africa’s trade union Solidarity says the failure by Gauteng’s provincial transport department to pay nearly R116 million in subsidies to the North West Star and Atteridgeville bus companies for the months of February and March this year threatens nearly 2 000 jobs. The union ...

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South Africa: More food companies charged with price fixing
The Competition Commission has formally charged two more companies with collusion and illegally fixing the price of bread. They are Pioneer Foods and Foodcorp. Pioneer Foods - which was recently listed on the JSE - and Foodcorp - which is owned by well known black empowerment company, Pamodzi - ...

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South Africa: Bumpy ride ahead for motorists
Economists have warned that a bumpy ride lies ahead for motorists. This comes as Brent crude oil is hovering above the $120 a barrel level and a warning by US investment bank that oil could top $200 within months. The warning comes as higher crude oil prices already ...

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Angola: Cunene: BPC Bank Donates Goods To Flood Victims
nets and equal number of beds. According to Pedro Alves, the donation will be used to help the population living in shelter centres at Naipalala and Caculuvale districts. On the other hand, Civil Protection Provincial Commission spokesperson, Nascimento Veyeleingue, thanked the BPC initiative, giving support to local government and injured ...

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Angola: European Commission Invests 500 Million Euros
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Ghana: Global food crisis Could have been avoided say UN development experts
A lack of investment in agriculture over a long period, as well as the use of precious natural resources for biofuel production, have contributed to the current global food crisis, according to two United Nations experts. Kathleen Abdalla, of the UN's Department of Economic and Social Affairs ( DESA), ...

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