Thursday, May 17, 2012

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Economy

In East Africa, China seems to be praised and criticised in equal measure.
The reduction of Iranian crude imports is likely to have numerous knock-on effects.
Nigeria's legislature has revealed its findings, but will the executive act on them?
Questions remain over who will benefit the most from Chinese and Indian investment in Ethiopia's leather industry.
Thousands of skilled workers from Africa are willingly facing danger in remote areas of Afghanistan for high-paying jobs supporting coalition troops.
The new government looks likely to reduce Angola's economic footprint in the country.
Increasingly fraught relations between investors, unions and government are threatening the future of Guinea's mining sector.
In Zimbabwe, the Kimberley Process has failed to regulate the diamond industry and its human rights abuses.
How and why international arms dealers like Viktor Bout operate.

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