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Unhappy Local Industrials

Unhappy with the 2004 budget, which was just voted on by the Malagasy national assembly, local industrials are giving the government the cold shoulder. [...] (388 words)

Issue dated 06/12/2003 Reading time 2 minutes

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Plan for the 2003 finance law

Thailand Look at the Mining and Fishing Sectors

An Economy in Bits and Pieces

Businessmen in despair

MEDIA settles in Antananarivo

ZINA ANDRIANARIVELO

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WHERE'S THE SAP?

A WORLD BANK CATALOGUE

GAS POTENTIAL EXAMINED

BID TO REVIVE EXPLORATION

RAVONY BACK TO THE WALL

REFINERY DITCHED IN IDA PROJECT

NEW GOLD TRADING AGENCY

FRESH WOES

THE WORLD BANK SCENARIO

ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

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Plan for the 2003 finance law

Thailand Look at the Mining and Fishing Sectors

An Economy in Bits and Pieces

Businessmen in despair

MEDIA settles in Antananarivo

ZINA ANDRIANARIVELO

BUDGET MARATHON

WHERE'S THE SAP?

A WORLD BANK CATALOGUE

GAS POTENTIAL EXAMINED

BID TO REVIVE EXPLORATION

RAVONY BACK TO THE WALL

REFINERY DITCHED IN IDA PROJECT

NEW GOLD TRADING AGENCY

FRESH WOES

THE WORLD BANK SCENARIO

ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH

TWELVE-PROGRAMME $400 M CREDIT

First visit

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