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18 Nov 2008
S.African stocks, rand dip on global recession fears
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African stocks dipped on Tuesday, tracking weaker global markets hit by the fears of a prolonged world recession that also dragged the rand down for a second straight day.
18 Nov 2008
IMF urges OPEC member Libya to diversify economy
TRIPOLI (Reuters) - OPEC member Libya should diversify its oil-dependent economy and boost regulation of its financial sector, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said on Tuesday.
18 Nov 2008
Canada's Nortel set to open new office in Nigeria
LAGOS (Reuters) - Canada's Nortel plans to open a new office in Lagos to meet rising demand for its services in West and Central Africa, the Toronto-based networking company said on Tuesday.
18 Nov 2008
S.Africa sees no recession but exports to fall
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa is not facing a recession, Finance Minister Trevor Manuel said on Tuesday, but a global slowdown and falling commodity prices will cut exports and hurt the economy.
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