Pilirani Semu-Banda (IPS)—The proposed economic partnership agreements (EPAs) between African countries and the European Union which are due to come into force beginning next year, may undermine the benefits of another EU trade initiative, called Everything-But-Arms, for the sugar industry.
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Oscar Kimanuka (East African)—A group of Africa’s media practitioners have been in China to assess how Africa can relate with China in the exchange of information and experience but most importantly how perceptions about both can be changed in the challenging era of globalization.
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Francis Ayieko (East African)—Barely three months to the conclusion of the Economic Partnership Agreements between African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and the European Union, the African Union is cautioning member states against signing the trade deal if it undermines development on the continent.
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(Ghanaian Chronicle)—Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have condemned the European Union (EU) for abusing the December deadline to put unjustifiable pressure on African governments to concede to its terms in the ongoing negotiation in the Economic Partnership Agreements between the EU and African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries.
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