South Africa's firms trigger backlash in region
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The Christian Science Monitor - When South African firms started moving into Zambia a decade ago, following apartheid's demise, they began to change the face of business in this impoverished nation of 11 million.
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Thousands gather to march in South African cities as trade unions hold a general strike aimed at a "total shutdown".
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa The ruling party in South Africa is launching a blistering attack on US health officials, claiming Africans were treated like &quot;guinea pigs&quot; when they were sent an AIDS drug.
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Deutsche Boerse takeover bid for the London Stock Exchange is criticised by one of its own shareholders.
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South African trade unions and church leaders called their government's tepid response to the political unrest in Zimbabwe shameful and damaging to South Africa's post-apartheid reputation as an advocate of human rights.
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A series of violent attacks on the energy infrastructure in Pakistan's strategic southwest could have a major backlash on various multi-billion gas pipeline projects, industry experts said.
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Investment funds controlled by foreign governments could trigger a protectionist backlash, a report warns.
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Gary Player's comments on the use of performance-enhancing drugs in golf draw the ire of his fellow South Africans on Thursday.
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South Africa on Tuesday protested a "rush" by the five veto-wielding Security Council members to adopt new United Nations sanctions against Iran, saying it wants to wait for a report from the U.N. nuclear agency later this month.
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THE war between two of South Africaâs largest gold companies is set to intensify this week as the battle moves from the stock market to the courts.
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa  - South African police  fired rubber pellets at township youths who blocked a highway  and burned tires Monday in a rare protest over poverty and  other grievances.
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Public anger in China over a popular   skin-care line has become a public relations headache for   Procter & Gamble, underlining the challenges foreign firms face   as they contend with increasingly discriminating consumers.
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BIRMINGHAM, England : British companies are under increasing pressure to relocate parts of their business overseas to remain competitive, with Asia and Eastern Europe the chosen destinations, a survey showed.
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including South Africa - had submitted proposals to host the 2011 Rugby World Cup. South Africa, will face stiff opposition
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Business & money: Workers in poor countries exploited, say investors.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 13 -- Tens of thousands of government workers on Wednesday intensified their biggest strike since the end of apartheid, closing schools, snarling transportation systems and virtually shutting down sections of South Africa's largest cities.
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Opposition has been raised to a possible takeover of two luxury brands by Indian companies, prompting accusations of racism