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As the government of Myanmar continues to pledge political reform, donors are reassessing their giving in a country that has historically received among the lowest levels of per capita development aid of any developing country.
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The Public Protector is set to strengthen its investigation team to improve the quality and speed of its investigations, thanks to an additional R10 million funding from government.
After a slight economic recovery in 2010, Senegal recorded in 2011, a slowdown in its economic activity due to the perennial power cuts, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said here on Wednesday, at the end of its fact-finding mission, which was in...
Now that Occupy Wall Street has inspired spin-off protests that literally appear to be circling the globe, it is next to impossible for our mass media to maintain the masquerade that it does not exist. Nevertheless, the consciousness industry has...
South Africa and the European Union’s trade and diplomatic ties will be in the spotlight as the two come together for their annual meeting on Thursday.
Following the dramatic events in Libya with the speedy progress of National Transition Council troops into Tripoli, the European Commission confirms that it is fully prepared to respond to humanitarian needs stemming from the fighting and its aftermath.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts that due to high inflation the economic growth for Ethiopia will slow down to 7.5 per cent for the 2011/2012 fiscal year, despite the government’s projects of 11.4 per cent growth.
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For those of us who prefer plain English to the language of economists, the statement of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), just reported on the BBC News Web site, will probably sound perplexing:
The recovery has solidified, but unemployment...
The 7th Conference of African Ministers of Public/Civil Service (CAMPS) would be held in March in Nairobi, Kenya, Nigeria’s Permanent Secretary, Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), D. S. Kigbu.
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