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- The Quiet Revolution By DAVID BROOKS NYT
- South Africa: A Difficult Partnership - The United...
- U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke says one thing ...
- Seeking a New Path to Stability in Sudan, and Africa
- Monetary integration in Africa (I).
- SOUTH AFRICA: REFLECTING CONFIDENCE
- Kuwait says it wants Rafale jets, awaiting terms
- Boeing Reports $1.6 Billion Loss Because of Delays
- The New Untouchables - By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
- Bernanke Says U.S., Asia Should Reduce Distortions
- Technology Exports See Double-Digit Decline in Fir...
- Agriculture Secretary Vilsack to Join Effort to Ad...
- U.S. moving to boost exports: Commerce Secretary G...
- UAE Leads Gulf in Implementing SEC’s Resolutions
- Arab League chief eyes Egyptian presidency
- Dubai International Capital (DIC) has managed to b...
- Green projects in South Africa and Tunisia receive...
- Launch of US-South Africa Partnership for Skills D...
- South Africa: Opening Address By President Jacob Zuma
- Helen Zille on scary communists in the ANC – full ...
- No one worthy: Mo Ibrahim prize for good governanc...
- Mwalimu Julius Nyerere - an Intellectual in Power
- South Africa’s short-term economic outlook positive.
- UAE's Aabar buys $328 million Santander Brasil stake
- Barack Obama - Nobel Peace Prize 2009
- SOUTH AFRICA: University satellite launched
- Altech, Seacom tie-up aspires to extend broadband ...
- U.S. needs to boost its exports
- A World of Opportunity: Promoting Export Success f...
- Kirk Unveils New USTR Initiative on Small- and Med...
- China becomes South.Africa's top export destination
- Denel Dynamics delivers first A-Darter missile for...
- JACOB ZUMA: A QUESTION OF LEADERSHIP
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We continue to guide established exporters as they expand into new markets abroad. For U.S. Companies particularly in industries that have high growth potential, to commence exporting and to convert irregular exporters to sustainable export activity.
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