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Thursday, October 04, 2007. Botswana's Tourist Trade Roars. Wide-open skies, teeming wildlife, well-developed infrastructure, and a stable political scene combine to make Botswana one of Africa’s fastest growing tourist destinations. The World Travel and Tourism Commission estimates. That the US$486 million industry will grow by 7% in 2007 and 5% annually over the next ten years. Over 23,000 Batswana work in tourist-related jobs. That’s over 4% of the country’s total employment. Posted by Ryan Shen-Hoover.

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Thursday, October 04, 2007. Botswana's Tourist Trade Roars. Wide-open skies, teeming wildlife, well-developed infrastructure, and a stable political scene combine to make Botswana one of Africa’s fastest growing tourist destinations. The World Travel and Tourism Commission estimates. That the US$486 million industry will grow by 7% in 2007 and 5% annually over the next ten years. Over 23,000 Batswana work in tourist-related jobs. That’s over 4% of the country’s total employment. Posted by Ryan Shen-Hoover.

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Investing in Africa: IPO Tracker: First Discount House, Dangote, and more

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Tuesday, June 26, 2007. IPO Tracker: First Discount House, Dangote, and more. Looks to be headed for a listing. On the Malawi Stock Exchange in August. The financial services firm will use the IPO proceeds to enter Malawi’s merchant banking market. Won the IPO of the Year Award as presented by Africa Investor. Magazine. The $450 million listing was 300% oversubscribed. An aluminum processor, debuted on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) yesterday. Management expects to double sales. We suggest wait fo...

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Investing in Africa: ColdTusker's Nairobi Stock Exchange Review

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Wednesday, January 10, 2007. ColdTusker's Nairobi Stock Exchange Review. The NSE Index has risen over the 6000 mark but unless someone can tell me the guts of its composition and how it is calculated, I would not place much faith in it. IMHO, the Index should be weighted according to market cap and should reflect additional firms in the industrial sector since KenGen, Mumias (increased float) and Eveready have come on board in 2006. Views of Individual Firms. It has shot out of the gate in 2007 in heavy ...

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Investing in Africa: New Biz Takeover Law in Zimbabwe?

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Monday, June 25, 2007. New Biz Takeover Law in Zimbabwe? The government of Zimbabwe released plans. It’s unclear how this will all play out on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange. I have not checked, but I presume that few listed companies currently meet this criteria. The market was down only about 1% today. There’s no argument that black Zimbabweans endured severe discrimination before independence, and they continue to bear the legacy of this. But I see little good that can come of this legislation&...Neighbo...

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Investing in Africa: Botswana's Tourist Trade Roars

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Thursday, October 04, 2007. Botswana's Tourist Trade Roars. Wide-open skies, teeming wildlife, well-developed infrastructure, and a stable political scene combine to make Botswana one of Africa’s fastest growing tourist destinations. The World Travel and Tourism Commission estimates. That the US$486 million industry will grow by 7% in 2007 and 5% annually over the next ten years. Over 23,000 Batswana work in tourist-related jobs. That’s over 4% of the country’s total employment. Posted by Ryan Shen-Hoover.

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Investing in Africa: Irrational Exuberance in Kenya

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Thursday, November 09, 2006. Irrational Exuberance in Kenya. Those of you who subscribe to the newsletter are already aware of my belief that the Nairobi Stock Exchange has gotten ahead of itself. Today's trading activity is a prime example of why I feel this way. Barclay's Bank Kenya shares closed up nearly 25% today after trading 45% higher at one point. Well, it had very little to do with fundamentals. Sure, the bank's 3rd quarter earnings report. Of course not. But many traders on StocksKenya. Fundam...

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Our daily round-up of news from Africa is available at http:/ africamediamonitor.blogspot.com/. Or you can subscribe to our daily email service by contacting jcrawshaw@africapractice.com. Read our Economics expert's monthly column in African Business Review. Rishon Chimboza takes a regular look at the continent's economy and what's going on behind the news. Outcomes from Copenhagen - No legally binding deal. The show has begun after an unprecedented series o. View our old blog. My heart's in Accra. While...

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africapractice: Book Launch: 'The New Harvest: Agricultural Innovation in Africa'

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Our daily round-up of news from Africa is available at http:/ africamediamonitor.blogspot.com/. Or you can subscribe to our daily email service by contacting jcrawshaw@africapractice.com. Read our Economics expert's monthly column in African Business Review. Rishon Chimboza takes a regular look at the continent's economy and what's going on behind the news. Is REDD the new green? Climate finance after Copenhagen. View our old blog. My heart's in Accra. African Business Review - Rishon Chimboza. The outco...

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