Southern Africa Business - Latest News

• Financial Gazette Zimbabwe: Shock Report on Diamond Fields
• Namibia Economist Namibia: Future of Country's Mining Industry Points to Uranium - Official
• Namibia Economist Namibia: New Royalty Rates Not Meant to Scare Away Investors
• Namibia Economist Southern Africa: Vehicle Sales - The Misery Continues
• Namibia Economist Namibia: New Company in Pupkewitz Stable
• Namibia Economist Namibia: The New Bubble is Flat As Plastic [column]
• Namibia Economist Namibia: Windhoek Schlachterei Has New Brand
• Namibia Economist Namibia: Some Up, Some Same, Some Zero
• Namibia Economist Namibia: Universal Retains HRT At Oil Project
• SW Radio Zimbabwe: Teachers Demonstrate in Masvingo
• SW Radio Zimbabwe: Army Refuses to Evacuate Diamond Fields
• ANGOP Africa: International Crises Affects Economies - President Dos Santos
• AIM Mozambique: USAID Launches New Agri-Business Programme
• Namibian Namibia: Windhoek Schlachterei Changes Packaging, Boosts Sales
• Namibian Namibia: Country Clinches Top Spot for Regional Trade
• Namibian Namibia: Nored Increases Annual Tariffs Effective, July 1
• ANGOP Angola: Head of State to Speak On Economic Crisis Negative Effects
• ANGOP Angola: Interior Minister Congratulates Navy Over 33rd Anniversary
• Namibia Economist Namibia: New Equipment for Port
• Namibia Economist Africa: Fast-Paced Technology Threatens Archive Material
• Namibian Namibia: MTC Gets a Whipping
• Fahamu South Africa: To Nationalise Or Not? [opinion]
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Biti's Political Gibberish [column]
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: National Resources Mortgage - Heads You Lose, Tails You Lose
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Govt Draws Up State Assets Recapitalisation Plan
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Investment Conference Exposes Discord in GNU
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Industry Faces Host of Challenges [column]
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Storm Brews Over China Deal
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Teachers Head for Showdown With Govt
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Stay Put, Citizens Tell Diasporans in Survey
• Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Nigerian Banks Eye Stakes in Local Banks
• Times of Zambia Zambia: Chipata Council Bans Six Workers
• Times of Zambia Zambia: Go Digital, Shikapwasha Tips Media Houses
• Times of Zambia Zambia: Five Percent UNZA Dons Pay Rise Justified, Says Minister
• Namibian Namibia: Demonstrators Demand Jobs for Southerners
• Namibian Namibia: Namdeb Needs a Royalty Break, Says De Beers
• ANGOP Angola: Minister Calls for Wise Management of Public Buses
• Business Day South Africa: Soft Targets Only [editorial]
• Business Day South Africa: Xstrata's Plans for Anglo Remain a Worry [column]
• The Herald Zimbabwe: Hwange Secures U.S.$5 Million Export Deals
• The Herald Zimbabwe: Youth Employment Programme Launched
• The Herald Africa: Development is About the People [opinion]
• The Herald Zimbabwe: Country Lures Investors
• The Herald Zimbabwe: Stop Closing Indigenous Fuel Stations - Chombo
• The Herald Zimbabwe: City Curbs Water Leakages
• The Herald Zimbabwe: 2009 Seed Sales Surpass Last Season's - TIMB
• Mmegi Botswana: Middle-Income Countries Need EPAs, Says EC Official
• Argus South Africa: ATMs Fitted With Pepper Spray
• West Cape News South Africa: Township Businesses Battle Electricity Price Hikes
• West Cape News South Africa: Calls for Speedy Implementation of Special Zim Permit
• West Cape News South Africa: Rent-Boycotting Philippi Entrepreneurs Face Eviction
• Business Day South Africa: Dwindling Gas Supplies a Challenge for PetroSA
• Business Day South Africa: Siemens Full of Praise for Consistency of Policy
• Business Day South Africa: Unit Trusts Improved Performance in Second Quarter, Survey Shows
• Business Day South Africa: Debt Worries Affect All Income Groups
• Business Day South Africa: Shoprite 'Probably Beating' the Competition
• Business Day South Africa: Investment Managers Regaining Confidence
• Business Day South Africa: Distell Acquires 19th Century Chateau in Cognac for ?3 Million
• Business Day South Africa: Kazakh Boost for Uranium One
• Business Day South Africa: Listed Property is Second Worst Performer for the Year to Date
• Business Day South Africa: Leasing Firms Take a Knock As Orders Fall
• Business Day South Africa: Crude Price Strengthens On Weaker Dollar
• Business Day South Africa: India's Aegis Buys Call Centre
• Business Day South Africa: Govt Wants Black Anglo Chairman
• Business Day South Africa: Strife-Free Mining Pay Talks May Reassure Investors
• Business Day South Africa: World's Financial Press 'Failed to See Meltdown Coming'
• Business Day South Africa: Factory, Mining Slowdown Weighs On Recovery Hopes
• Business Day South Africa: V&A Could Get Ocean Liner QE2 As Luxury Floating Hotel
• Business Day South Africa: Meltdown Gets Researchers Thinking
• Business Day South Africa: Downturn Takes Bite Out of Eating Out
• Business Day South Africa: Task Team Looking to Asians to 'Bail' Out Textile Giant
• Business Day South Africa: Strike Negotiators Burn the Midnight Oil
• Business Day South Africa: Survey Finds Consumers Will Hit the Brakes On Spending
• Namibian Namibia: Two Banking Laws to Be Changed
• Namibian South Africa: Parastatals Future Needs Debate