Brazil hopes 'all countries' will be in Rio: Brazil will debut at the Rio 2016 Games against South Africa in Brasilia on August 4. The SITE Intelligence Group that monitors the internet reported that a group calling itself "Ansar al-Khilafah Brazil" said on the Telegram messaging app on Sunday that ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews CPL 2016: AB de Villiers, Wayne … [Read more...] about SA News: Brazil hopes ‘all countries’ will be in Rio
Countries
SA News: Emerging Markets’ Best & Worst Countries Of 2016
Emerging Markets’ Best & Worst Countries Of 2016: The price returns reflect indexes for large and mid-cap companies, and are based on Wednesday, June 29 closing prices: South Africa has proved resilient, up 11% year to date. India and Mexico are not in the best or worst camp, with MSCI indexes for each ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews EU opens probe of global beer … [Read more...] about SA News: Emerging Markets’ Best & Worst Countries Of 2016
SA News: EU signs Economic Partnership Agreement with Southern African countries
EU signs Economic Partnership Agreement with Southern African countries: Today’s agreement can help us to tap this potential.” The Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa and Swaziland – i.e. the so-called “SADC EPA group” – is a development-oriented free trade ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Jeet Raval earns … [Read more...] about SA News: EU signs Economic Partnership Agreement with Southern African countries
How African countries stack up in the ‘good society’ stakes | The Conversation
Tunisia has the highest score on the Good African Society Index. ShutterstockWhich is the best African country for citizens to live in? A recently developed barometer has measured just that. The Good African Society Index, published in 2015, measures the quality of society in African states, exploring how African countries perform relative to each other in a number of domains. … [Read more...] about How African countries stack up in the ‘good society’ stakes | The Conversation
Why developing countries are dumping investment treaties | The Conversation
Bilateral investment treaties are stacked in favour of developed countries, the main sources of foreign direct investment. Reuters/Tiksa NegeriBilateral investment treaties have been a source of political controversy in recent years. This is clear from the alarming increase in the number of disputes between investors and governments. The treaties create an unequal … [Read more...] about Why developing countries are dumping investment treaties | The Conversation
