April 11
Taking stock: TABJ meets Noah Greenhill
There is an African saying, “do not measure the timbers for your house in the forest,” which can be aptly applied to many of the small- and medium-sized companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange ...
Tunisia, to Egypt, to Libya: Does the domino effect exist and what will it mean for oil futures?
On Feb. 21, oil rocketed to a two-year high of more than $105 a barrel in what has been described as a domino effect of protests and civil unrest seemingly swept from Tunisia, to Egypt ...
Droughts in Kenya detrimental to agriculture and economy
Kenya is the largest exporter of black tea in the world, with over 349,000 tonnes of tea exported annually, accounting for 22 per cent of world exports. However with impending draughts in the region, Kenya’s ...
Malawi’s new law threatens media freedom
President Bingu wa Mutharika of Malawi has recently signed a bill into law that will make it possible for Malawi’s information minister to ban the circulation of any publication that is deemed “contrary to public ...
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