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03 - 10 February 2010 
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Government and Business Should Turn EAC Dream to  Reality
03 - 10 February 2010 Cover Story
All stakeholders in this process ought to move beyond theory and begin to work swiftly and consultatively to establish a clear 3-5 year action plan
Comments: Kenya's Crisis
DR Congo Crisis
Democracy
Is Kenya's Truth Commission Ready to Face the Truth?
Is  Kenya
Kenyans walk out on Truth Commission Chief...
From Imperial President to King: Which Way for Kenya?
If the status quo remains, Kenyans should brace for loss of their freedoms...
Obama: Has he Failed the Blacks?
Obama: Has he Failed the Blacks?
Most of the people mouthing all sorts of views and comments about Obama are not able to pin him down on anything....
Perspectives
Al Faisal Saga : The Naked Truth We Must All Face
Al Faisal Saga : The Naked Truth We Must All Face
Let us learn to isolate the chaff from the wheat instead of condemning the whole sack....
The African's Influence in the New World
The African
The African's contribution to the sciences, invention and technology that made this new world possible, is part of a larger untold story....
Agri Focus
New Technologies will Feed the Billionth African
Africans should also invest in food production in other African countries to ensure food security at regional and continental levels....
Crop Failure: Conspiracy or Lack of Awareness?
Thinking long term and prioritizing is part of stewardship....
The Zimbabwe Debate
Economic Sanctions on Zimbabwe: The UK MDC-T Dilemma
Economic Sanctions on Zimbabwe: The UK MDC-T Dilemma
Britain's public foreign policy indicates a genuine concern for the rule of law, human rights and good governance. However, its executed foreign policy suggests otherwise....
Business Calendar
Jobs! Scholarships! Awards!
The BOOST Fellowship is calling for applications from young women between the ages of 19-22years of age who have completed their High School education.........
12th Annual Africa Business Conference
Don’t miss this unique opportunity for learning and networking with like-minded individuals who are passionate about making a difference in Africa!...
The Billionth African: Workshop
The Inter Region Economic Network (IREN) offers Communication Managers, Business Development Managers and Journalists in the Eastern Africa Region an opportunity...
Development
Africa Top on UN Agenda- Ban Ki-moon
MDGs are more than numerical targets - they hold the world's hopes, dreams, and shared commitments...
Q&A
Kenya and Zimbabwe: Are GNUs the Solution? Part 1
Kenya and Zimbabwe: Are GNUs the Solution? Part 1
Had there been no power sharing in Zimbabwe and Kenya, flawed as it is, what other option did we have? That's a hard question....
Regions
Middle East: Beyond the Burji Khalifa Tower
Middle East:  Beyond the Burji Khalifa Tower
Although Dubai’s value proposition remains unchanged, the emirate will have to sharpen up to regain its footing in 2010....
Finance and Banking
Flat Tax Will Revitalise SA Economy
South Africa, at 40%, has one of the highest marginal tax rates of all middle-income countries...
Report
SIFE Kenya Leadership Training
SIFE Kenya Leadership Training (January 29 – 31, 2010) Chiromo Conference Hall, University of Nairobi...
Education
Despising Kiswahili is East Africa's Undoing
Kiswahili ought to be the official language of East African countries. T...
THIS WEEK'S EDITORIAL
AU Resettling of Haitians: A Boost to Africa's Integrity
Watching the nation go under from upheavals and calamities without a helping hand from Africa is not only an abuse to African accomplishment, but a serious breach of sense of duty and solidarity....
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Beckoning Talented African Minds Home
I urge The African Executive to shed more light on this subject....
AFRICA'S ULTIMATE QUESTION
Who's interest does the press serve?
AFRICAN HEROES
Vusi Mahlasela: Building a musical Africa from tin and Fishing Line
Mahlasela delved into poetry and songwriting as a teen, eventually joining youth organizations protesting South Africa's separatist, white government. Reading poems at night vigils, funerals and anti-Apartheid marches triggered a long streak of police harassment. His poems and songs were routinely c...
Breaking News in Africa
Zimbabwe: Officials Squabble Over Diamonds
Africa: Anglo Chief Executive Positive About Africa
South Africa: Zuma Gets Emphatic Nod From Cosatu
Africa: Leaders Approve New Agency to Replace Nepad
South Africa: Business Group Takes Climate Plunge
 

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