Vol. 11 Nbr. 8, December 2006
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Index
- An increasing South African middle class.
- Ethiopian growth sparks optimism.
- Ghana reports progress.
- Kenya's worrisome inflation is stuck in double digits.
- New directions for coffee and tea in Africa.
- Nigeria registers incremental progress.
- Tanzania's agricultural sector needs reform.
- Trouble is barely masked by Algeria's oil.
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