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Zimbabwe
The RBZ Blames the Banks

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe is investigating commercial banks, which it suspects of having under-valued exports. [...]

Published on 28/06/2003 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Southern Africa
GO WEST YOUNG MAN

Australia's trade minister Bob McMullan is due to visit Mauritius, South Africa and Zimbabwe from March 23 to 31 at [...]

Subscribers only 25.03.1995

Spotlight | Southern Africa
US TRADE PROPOSALS

The US administration of president Bill Clinton has taken a series of initiatives to revitalise US trade in Africa by targetting certain markets. The Republic of South Africa and, by extension, southern Africa will be the hard core of this [.

Subscribers only 06.11.1993

Mayotte island
FOREIGN TRADE OFF BALANCE

The Institut d'Emission d'Outre Mer (IEOM) annual report due to be published next week is expected to show up the [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1993

South Africa
WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

The World Bank published a document in August under the title South Africa: A review of trade policies by three [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.1993

Mauritius
BOOSTING EXPORTS

Industry minister Jean Claude de l'Estrac is to lead a trade mission from twenty-six Mauritius enterprises to Cape Town, South [...]

Subscribers only 28.08.1993

Zimbabwe
TRADE FLOWS WITH SOUTH AFRICA SHOW MARKED INCREASE

According to the latest statistics issued by the South African customs services, that for the first time contained official data [...]

Subscribers only 24.07.1993

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

The first GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) Council meeting on South Africa was held in Geneva at the beginning of June, and the delegates present deplored the instability, complexity and lack of transparency in South Africa's trade policy, [.

Subscribers only 19.06.1993

Zimbabwe
PRIVATE SECTOR HAS ITS SAY

After being re-elected to the chair of the Confederation of Zimbabwean Industries (CZI), Bill Moore says that he did not [...]

Subscribers only 20.03.1993

Zimbabwe
FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS SAFELY MET

The government of Zimbabwe has calculated its financing requirement for 1993 will amount to 1.4 billion US dollars: 760 million [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.1992

South Africa, Zimbabwe
IMPORTS RISE AT SLOWER RATE

An official from the South African trade mission in Harare, Henning Visser, cited by Zimbabwean weekly, The Financial Gazette of [...]

Subscribers only 12.09.1992

Southern Africa
AFRICAN TRADE SHOWS

A pan-African air show is to take place in the capital of Zimbabwe, Harare from 8 to 10 December 1992. [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.1992

Southern Africa
PARIS VYING FOR ECONOMIC POSITION

During a recent visit to Zimbabwe, the director of external economic relations at the French finance ministry, Jacques Desponts, called [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1992

Spotlight | Southern Africa, The Indian ocean islands
INDIAN OCEAN: A NEW REGIONAL DEAL

The predictable extension of trade relations between members of the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC) and their neighbours in southern Africa, in particular with the Republic of South Africa, is expected to modify the whole panorama of regional cooperation.

Subscribers only 30.05.1992

Spotlight | Reunion island
THE RACE FOR PRETORIA IS ON

Reunion Island, France's Indian Ocean representative, is also, through industrial investment, the region's door onto the European Community market. This point is being pushed by local officials in their dealings with potential South African investors.

Subscribers only 02.05.1992

Zimbabwe
SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE MISSION SIGNS GENERAL ACCORD

About thirty South African company directors travelled to Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe last week. There they signed a general [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1992

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From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Mali, Senegal, Togo
The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

Zimbabwe
The RBZ Blames the Banks

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Southern Africa
GO WEST YOUNG MAN

Spotlight | Southern Africa
US TRADE PROPOSALS

Mayotte island
FOREIGN TRADE OFF BALANCE

South Africa
WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

Mauritius
BOOSTING EXPORTS

Zimbabwe
TRADE FLOWS WITH SOUTH AFRICA SHOW MARKED INCREASE

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

Zimbabwe
PRIVATE SECTOR HAS ITS SAY

Zimbabwe
FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS SAFELY MET

South Africa, Zimbabwe
IMPORTS RISE AT SLOWER RATE

Southern Africa
AFRICAN TRADE SHOWS

Southern Africa
PARIS VYING FOR ECONOMIC POSITION

Spotlight | Southern Africa, The Indian ocean islands
INDIAN OCEAN: A NEW REGIONAL DEAL

Spotlight | Reunion island
THE RACE FOR PRETORIA IS ON

Zimbabwe
SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE MISSION SIGNS GENERAL ACCORD

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Southern Africa GO WEST YOUNG MAN

Spotlight | Southern Africa US TRADE PROPOSALS

Mayotte island FOREIGN TRADE OFF BALANCE

South Africa WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

Mauritius BOOSTING EXPORTS

Zimbabwe TRADE FLOWS WITH SOUTH AFRICA SHOW MARKED INCREASE

Spotlight | South Africa GATT TALK

Zimbabwe PRIVATE SECTOR HAS ITS SAY

Zimbabwe FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS SAFELY MET

South Africa, Zimbabwe IMPORTS RISE AT SLOWER RATE

Southern Africa AFRICAN TRADE SHOWS

Southern Africa PARIS VYING FOR ECONOMIC POSITION

Spotlight | Southern Africa, The Indian ocean islands INDIAN OCEAN: A NEW REGIONAL DEAL

Spotlight | Reunion island THE RACE FOR PRETORIA IS ON

Zimbabwe SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE MISSION SIGNS GENERAL ACCORD

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Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Mali, Senegal, Togo
The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

Zimbabwe
The RBZ Blames the Banks

Southern Africa
GO WEST YOUNG MAN

Spotlight | Southern Africa
US TRADE PROPOSALS

Mayotte island
FOREIGN TRADE OFF BALANCE

South Africa
WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

Mauritius
BOOSTING EXPORTS

Zimbabwe
TRADE FLOWS WITH SOUTH AFRICA SHOW MARKED INCREASE

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

Zimbabwe
PRIVATE SECTOR HAS ITS SAY

Zimbabwe
FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS SAFELY MET

South Africa, Zimbabwe
IMPORTS RISE AT SLOWER RATE

Southern Africa
AFRICAN TRADE SHOWS

Southern Africa
PARIS VYING FOR ECONOMIC POSITION

Spotlight | Southern Africa, The Indian ocean islands
INDIAN OCEAN: A NEW REGIONAL DEAL

Spotlight | Reunion island
THE RACE FOR PRETORIA IS ON

Zimbabwe
SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE MISSION SIGNS GENERAL ACCORD