Trevor Ngwane,
AntiPrivatisation Forum, Johannesburg:
Should African social movements support Nepad?

Mohau Pheko,
Africa Trade Network
New or old parternership for African women?

Yash Tandon,
Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information & Negotiations Initiative, Harare:
Nepad = Sap+Gats+DSB

Tetteh Hormeku,
Third World Network-Africa, Accra and
Gary Barr,
Canadian Council for International Cooperation:
Africans left out of plan for future

Margaret Legum,
South African New Economics Society
How new is this partnership?

Zwelinzima Vavi,
Congress of SA Trade Unions, Johannesburg:
Nepad keeps out labour, says Cosatu

Ian Taylor,
University of Botswana, Gabarone:
Zimbabwe and the Death of Nepad

George Soros,
International financier, New York:
A "very skewed document"

Greg Mills,
SA Inst' of International Affairs and
Jonathan Oppenheimer,
Anglo American Corporation, Johannesburg:
Partnerships only way to break cycle of poverty

Gondal Gondwe and Callistus Madavo,
International Monetary Fund and World Bank, Washington:
New swipe at fighting poverty

More on NEPAD:

Assessment of the Gender Orientation of NEPAD By Sara Hlupekile Longwe

Nepad and Globalisation: Some Initial Thoughts Alternative Information & Development Centre (AIDC) South Africa

Nepad: Smokescreen or Essential Strategy? Chris Landsberg, Co-Director: Centre for Africa’s International Relations, University of the Witwatersrand

Nepad: Fiction or Fantasy? Peter Vale, Senior Professor at the School of Government and Professor of Social Theory, University of the Western Cape

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