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Africa, the New El Dorado, Prof. S.N. Malakkar, School of International Studies,
Jawaharlal Nehru University. Read the
Article.
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Entire Africa is resonating with a new drumbeat. NEPAD is the name of the tune
wafting across the airwaves. Will this new mantra transport Africa into higher
realms of growth and prosperity? Ramesh Kumar examines. Read the
Article.
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If Indians can make it to the top of the software hierarchy, why not my Africa?
If Bangladeshis can dream about capturing the global market with a little help
from the local Grameen Bank, why country? If Costa Ricans can cook microchips
and sell successfully, why not my beloved country? Questions galore. Who asks?
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan. Luckily he provides the answers. Read the
Article.
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After China and India, possibly Africa offers the largest potential market.
Today, it may not be in the pink of health, but the future looks bright. No
wonder a sense of optimism about the Continent is gradually emerging. Read the
Article.
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Every country goes through the pangs of internecine warfare, which are bloody at
times. The Republic of Rwanda is no exception. In an interview, Rwanda’s Foreign
Minister confirms that things are changing for the better. Read the
Article.
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The UN
Prescription. Read the
Article.
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Any nation wanting
to achieve peace and prosperity first has to tackle hunger
because empty bellies are the major source of trouble. Nepad
does not duck and turns the searchlight on ways and means to
handle the ticklish issue. Read the
Article.
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Africa has a
special place in the heart of Lennart Kotsalainen, Chief of
Mission at UNHCR in New Delhi. Tanzania he admires the most,
because of its refugee-friendliness. He’s had his share of
tough moments, but that’s part of his life. Read the
Article.
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Rediscovering
Relationship. Read the
Article.
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India and
countries of the African continent can cooperate in so many
ways for mutual benefit, but where does one start. Prof. Mike
Oquaye, Ghana’s High Commissioner to India provides insight.
Read the Article.
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Believe it or not,
history is the best teacher. By peering into the past, Abdul
Mahmood Abdal Haleem Mohammad, Sudanese Ambassador to India,
draws necessary inferences before chalking out his future
course of actions for Africa in the changing global scenario.
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