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Jan 27, 2008  Africa: Footloose Industry and Labor Rights
    "The largest investments in manufacturing [resulting from the U.S. Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA)] are in the garment industry. However, throughout the world, garment industries have been the most footloose, moving from country to country following government incentives and low wages" - Global Policy Network

Apr 22, 2005  Africa: Internet Advances
    As of April 2005, the African continent now has its own regional internet registry, AfriNic, with responsibility for assignment of internet addresses within the continent. This long-awaited development has the potential to save some $500 million in fees paid outside the continent each year to registries in Europe and North America. The agency, which received formal approval at an international meeting in Argentina on April 8, is headquartered in Mauritius, with an operations center in South Africa and back-up facilities in Egypt.

Recent Bulletins on Continent-Wide Issues

Jul   1, 2008  Africa: Debt, Unfinished Business
Jun 22, 2008  Africa: AfricaFocus Web Updates
Jun 17, 2008  Africa: Environmental Atlas
May 17, 2008  Africa: Telecoms Acceleration
May 11, 2008  Africa: Commodity Dependence
May 11, 2008  Africa: UN Conference on Trade and Development

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