Corporate globalisation continues to wreck havoc in Southern Africa. It is characterized by deregulation of markets, trade liberalization and dumping of harmful products in poor countries. It includes privatization of essential public utilities, immobility of labour; diehard paragons of this job-killing doctrine such as the European Union, the International Monetary Fund, the United States of America, the World Trade Organisation and transnational corporations, define as a process of restructuring the world economy.