The history of neocolonialism
in Africa as a whole

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Why Is Africa Married to the IMF?
By Deji Odetoyinbo, 30 December 1994.
Foreign Investment & Sovereignty
By Ahmed Diwan, January 1995.
A Dialog on Economics
By Thami Medinane, Glen Adler, and William Freund, 27 February 1995.
La zone franc
By Ali Bouchniba, 12 April 1995.
CAFA, World Bank and ASA
By Chris Lowe, 11 May 1995. The Committee for Academic Freedom in Africa is circulating a petition to try to stop the World Bank from participating in African Studies Association meetings.
Who Gains and Loses from Globalisation of the Economy
By Wagaki Mwangi, Econews Africa, December 1995.
South Africa's Mbeki Urges African Leaders to Get Wise to Economics
By Susan Linnee, Reuters, 13 July 1999. ‘Mere moral appeals from the have-nots to the haves are not likely to take us very far,&#*@8217; said the former South African businessman.
Africa must embrace globalisation—Mbeki
By Stephen Laufer, Business Day (Johannesburg), 14 July 1999. At the OAU summit on globalization, President Thabo Mbeki argues that Africa had little choice but to embrace globalisation, but it should do so in pursuit of an ethical economy capable of creating equity, security and sustainable development.