This week, we’re taking a look at how the countries of the African continent can learn lessons from this year’s events in Libya. More Intelligent Life, a sister publication of the Economist, writes a commentary from Sierra Leone on conducting business in West Africa. We’re also reading news from South Africa, East Africa, and London.
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Red, White, and Black: A Remarkable Wine Tasting
Source: Mail and Guardian (South Africa)
Malema Riots: The Party Strikes Back
Source: Mail and Guardian (South Africa)
How Africa Can Avoid Trouble: Lessons From Tripoli
Source: The Citizen (Tanzania)
Diaspora Zimbabweans Might Not Be Allowed to Vote in Referendum
Source: The Zimbabwean
“The Worst Crisis I Have Ever Seen”: The East African Famine
Source: Al Jazeera English
South African Handspring Puppet Company Performing in London
Source: Financial Times
Nigeria Shifting Currency Reserves From Dollars to Chinese Yuan
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Business in Sierra Leone: The Long and Winding Road
Source: More Intelligent Life by the Economist
Why Protests Will Not Unseat Swaziland’s King Mswati
Source: BBC
World Bank and China May Cooperate to Move Manufacturing Jobs to Africa
Source: Bloomberg
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