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Emerging Markets
Investors Like What They See in Rwanda
It wants to become "a Singapore of Africa" and just sold $400 million in 10-year Eurobonds -
Africa
A Water Crisis Threatens Ghana's Economic Growth
The sub-Saharan country can't sustain robust growth without updating its decrepit pipes -
Africa
Is Small Government the Answer? Lessons From Rwanda
On a shoestring budget, the African nation has seen dramatic improvements in living standards. Is it a model for the U.S.? -
Entertainment
'Egypt's Jon Stewart' Plans to Continue Spoofing Morsi
Egypt's most popular satirist, Bassem Youssef ,was arrested last weekend amid a crackdown on dissent -
Emerging Markets
Can the BRICS Have Their Own World Bank?
The BRICS have the financial muscle to build a version of the World Bank. But they don't share a common ideology -
Emerging Markets
With M.A.C., Estée Lauder Enters Emerging Markets
The "all races" makeup brand helps fuel its parent's global push -
Manufacturing
The Libyan Who Brought Sriracha to Benghazi
Huy Fong's sriracha hot sauce, an unlikely hit in the U.S., is becoming an even unlikelier hit in Libya -
Africa
Global Demographics: Where Will the Babies Be Born?
The number of babies born will not change globally, but one in three will be born in Sub-Saharan Africa -
Africa
In Kenya, the Next Big Oil Patch
Oil companies estimate East Africa holds up to 10 billion barrels -
Emerging Markets
One Good Paper: Monopoly Power in Mobile Money
Safaricom's M-PESA service has become a for-profit mobile utility that frees Kenyans from the danger of carrying large amounts of cash. At what cost? -
Africa
Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote, Is Just Getting Started
The Nigerian billionaire made a fortune in cement. Now he's trying to corner the market on sugar. Is he building a new Africa or cashing in on the old one? -
Profiles
To Report Election Violence in Kenya, Text Ushahidi
Kenyans are using technology to try to prevent a repeat of the violence that followed the 2007 presidential election -
The Middle East
Egypt Wants Its Business Tycoons to Return
One way Mursi might fix the economy: get the corporate elite who thrived under Mubarak to come back -
Science & Research
For IBM, Africa Is Risky and Rife With Opportunity
Big Blue thinks its software and data expertise will sell in the region -
Africa
Why Egypt Is Flooding the Gaza Strip's Tunnels
Egypt wants to contain the Sinai Peninsula's growing disorder while stopping the flow of smuggled goods—especially weapons—into the Gaza Strip
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Emerging Markets
Investors Like What They See in Rwanda
It wants to become "a Singapore of Africa" and just sold $400 million in 10-year Eurobonds -
Africa
Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote, Is Just Getting Started
The Nigerian billionaire made a fortune in cement. Now he's trying to corner the market on sugar. Is he building a new Africa or cashing in on the old one? -
Africa
Why Egypt Is Flooding the Gaza Strip's Tunnels
Egypt wants to contain the Sinai Peninsula's growing disorder while stopping the flow of smuggled goods—especially weapons—into the Gaza Strip -
Africa
A Water Crisis Threatens Ghana's Economic Growth
The sub-Saharan country can't sustain robust growth without updating its decrepit pipes -
Europe
An Aging Population May Be What the World Needs
With birthrates falling, the world is getting very old, very fast. Should we panic—or celebrate? -
Africa
In Kenya, the Next Big Oil Patch
Oil companies estimate East Africa holds up to 10 billion barrels -
Emerging Markets
Can the BRICS Have Their Own World Bank?
The BRICS have the financial muscle to build a version of the World Bank. But they don't share a common ideology -
Economy
2013 Forecasts From Around the World
Economists and others peer into their crystal balls -
Africa
A Potential Underground Solution to Africa's Water Shortage
In bone-dry northern Namibia, a plentiful 10,000-year-old supply of water is discovered in an aquifer -
Emerging Markets
One Good Paper: Monopoly Power in Mobile Money
Safaricom's M-PESA service has become a for-profit mobile utility that frees Kenyans from the danger of carrying large amounts of cash. At what cost? -
The Middle East
Egypt Wants Its Business Tycoons to Return
One way Mursi might fix the economy: get the corporate elite who thrived under Mubarak to come back -
Middle East
The Economic Vision of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Millionaires
Once condemned as violent extremists, the Muslim Brotherhood has emerged as Egypt's dominant political force. Now the group's leaders are setting out to rebuild the country's economy—one businessman at a time -
Africa
Is Small Government the Answer? Lessons From Rwanda
On a shoestring budget, the African nation has seen dramatic improvements in living standards. Is it a model for the U.S.? -
Global Economics
Tunisia's Transition to Democracy Is Sputtering
In the country where the Arab Spring began, slow progress in the wake of revolution is frustrating ordinary Tunisians -
Africa
Strife-Torn Nigeria Is an Investment Magnet
The oil state attracts foreign capital despite terror attacks
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Emerging Markets
Investors Like What They See in Rwanda
It wants to become "a Singapore of Africa" and just sold $400 million in 10-year Eurobonds -
Africa
A Water Crisis Threatens Ghana's Economic Growth
The sub-Saharan country can't sustain robust growth without updating its decrepit pipes -
Africa
Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote, Is Just Getting Started
The Nigerian billionaire made a fortune in cement. Now he's trying to corner the market on sugar. Is he building a new Africa or cashing in on the old one? -
Emerging Markets
Can the BRICS Have Their Own World Bank?
The BRICS have the financial muscle to build a version of the World Bank. But they don't share a common ideology -
Africa
Is Small Government the Answer? Lessons From Rwanda
On a shoestring budget, the African nation has seen dramatic improvements in living standards. Is it a model for the U.S.? -
Africa
In Kenya, the Next Big Oil Patch
Oil companies estimate East Africa holds up to 10 billion barrels -
The Middle East
Egypt Wants Its Business Tycoons to Return
One way Mursi might fix the economy: get the corporate elite who thrived under Mubarak to come back -
Africa
Egypt Tries Undoing Mubarak Deals
The ousted leader's asset sales are unpopular, and undoing them would be unpopular with foreign investors
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Africa
Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote, Is Just Getting Started
The Nigerian billionaire made a fortune in cement. Now he's trying to corner the market on sugar. Is he building a new Africa or cashing in on the old one? -
Africa
Is Small Government the Answer? Lessons From Rwanda
On a shoestring budget, the African nation has seen dramatic improvements in living standards. Is it a model for the U.S.? -
Emerging Markets
Investors Like What They See in Rwanda
It wants to become "a Singapore of Africa" and just sold $400 million in 10-year Eurobonds -
Africa
South African Miners Are Trapped by Debt
A surge in high-interest lending contributes to mine violence
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