Army Deployed to Quell Protests in Malawi
Army forces have been deployed onto the streets of Malawi to quell anti-government demonstrations that have already claimed the lives of at least ten people.
Major drug companies cut vaccine prices in developing countries
A group of major western pharmaceutical companies announced that they will significantly reduce the prices they charge for vaccines in the developing world.
World Market Overview 04/18/2011
The Australian stock market fell, to record the first weekly decline after three of gains, as the prospect of further interest rate hikes in China saw investors err on the side of caution.
Mozambique's CDN to invest $200 mln in port upgrade
Mozambique's Nacala Development Corridor (CDN) plans to invest $200 million to upgrade its port at Nacala and raise capacity to 16 million tonnes of cargo in 2030 from 1.5 million tonnes, a CDN official said on Wednesday.
Paladin resumes production at Malawi uranium mine
Australia's Paladin Energy Ltd said on Monday it had resumed production at its uranium mine in Malawi after a four-day shut-down caused by a fuel shortage.
Algeria opposition bent on protest despite government move
Algerian opposition groups said on Friday they would probably go ahead with a planned protest march next week despite promises from the president to heed some of their demands and allow more political freedoms.
Algeria opposition bent on protest despite govt move
Algerian opposition groups said on Friday they would probably go ahead with a planned protest march next week despite promises from the president to heed some of their demands and allow more political freedoms.
Malawi c.bank will cut rates this year: governor
Malawi's central bank will be able to cut interest rates this year from their current 13 percent because of the southern African nation's steadily easing inflation, Reserve Bank Governor Perks Ligoya said on Thursday.