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SIF Africa, the ethical side of finance

Ethical finance is growing roots in Africa. The possibility of making this huge continent a hub for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) investments is becoming more real. Even if it is plagued by poverty, famine and wars, Africa could play an important role in promoting a new side to development, improving the quality of life and protecting the environment.

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Africa in Italy: far from the myths

“Refugees and asylum seekers from Africa go to Europe.” False. The majority of African refugees remain within African borders. “Numerous Africans land on the Italian coasts.” False. In Italy there are one million Africans regularly registered. Those landing on the coasts are just a small percentage compared to people arriving through regular ways. Data against myths.

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Migrants, the usual scapegoats

BRUSSELS - International migrants too are feeling the brunt of the crisis. So much emerges from the 2010 edition of the “International Migration Outlook”, published by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

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50 fighting years for the DRC

LUSAKA - Today, the Democratic Republic of Congo is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its independence from Belgian rule. “50 fighting years” titles the daily Zambian newspaper, The Post.

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‘Ambushing’, marketing and FIFA

The recent arrest of two Dutch women for ‘ambush marketing’ at South Africa’s World Cup Soccer City stadium has revealed the legislative influence FIFA has exerted on its host, writes Alex Free. Pointing out that FIFA has acquired the nickname ‘Thiefa’ among some quarters, Free takes a look at who is really doing the ‘ambushing’.

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Zuma: Africa open for business

President Jacob Zuma has declared to world leaders that Africa is open for business. Addressing the G20 business leaders in Toronto yesterday on the eve of the G8 and G20 Summits, Zuma said Africa can no longer be viewed only as a destination for development aid.

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