This paper looks at the threats and opportunities of China’s involvement in Africa and Zambia, specifically relating to aid, trade and debt sustainability aspects, and offers policy recommendations that may enable ‘China in Africa’ to be beneficial for sustainable and pro-poor development in Zambia.
Next month Ugandans will go to the polls for presidential and parliamentary elections.
This paper provides an evaluation of the 2008 financial crisis and G20 reforms and their impact on trade and corporate finance.
Global energy security concerns have fuelled the exploration of oil in Uganda.
The fate of media self-regulation in South Africa now rests with parliament.
In order to meet its international and domestic carbon emissions requirements, South Africa needs to substantially rethink its current energy and industrial trajectories.
The negotiations between the National Congress Party (NCP) of Northern Sudan and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) of Southern Sudan over the possible consequences of the referendum scheduled for January 2011 in which Southern Sudan will vote on whether to remain part of Sudan or form an independent state.
The South African Institute of International Affairs cordially invites you to a Seminar on “Towards Cancun and Beyond” to be addressed by Mr Alf Wills, South Africa’s Lead Climate Change Negotiator, and the launch of SAIIA’s ground-breaking book, ‘Climate Change and Trade: The Challenges for Southern Africa’, edited by Peter Draper and Ivan Mbirimi.
Saudi Arabia is a country on the rise with its sights set on full integration into the global economy. Since the late 1990s, Saudi policymakers have made a concerted effort to reform the country’s economy, and to position it as an investment destination and an important player in the global economy.
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