His contract is not due to expire before June 2001, but Richard Leakey’s position as permanent secretary, secretary to the cabinet, and head of the public service has been severely compromised by his August intervention on behalf of a former [.
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Mauritius is still determined to house the headquarters of the Université de l’Océan Indien (UOI), according to a source close [...]
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Having signed an agreement with Hassan al Turabi’s National People’s Congress (NPC, government dissidents who joined the opposition) in Geneva [...]
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Once again, President Assoumani Azzali has been denied the right to participate in a summit of African heads of state, [...]
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Prime Minister Hamadi Madi "Bolero" has invited two American lawmakers to visit his island nation. They are Senator Chuck Nagel, [...]
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A wave of nominations swept the Islands on February 26, affecting its civil service at the highest level. President Assoumani [...]
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Through its International Republican Institute (IRI) in charge of cooperation, America’s Republican Party coordinated the trip to the United States [...]
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With their mother, the Mozambican president’s wife, still absent due to her extended hospitalization in Brazil, brothers Nhimpine and Naite [...]
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Last week, the police commissioner of Addis Abeba, Belete Welemta, was indicted, along with three of his deputies, for "obstruction [...]
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Two small opposition groups supported by the governing Ethiopian People's [...]
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Founded by Malcolm Burne, a former journalist with the Sunday Telegraph, the Golden Prospect Mining Company signed an agreement with [...]
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Specialized in the development of amusement parks throughout the world and based in Tustin, California, the consulting firm Management Resources [...]
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The board of directors of Djibouti Telecom having given in late January its support for a new organization chart for [...]
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The French government’s development agency is to grant a credit of 6.6 million Euros for a project to bring drinking [...]
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Having made its presence felt with military contracts in Britain, the United States, and the Balkans, Kellogg Brown & Root [...]
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Despite the backing of a group of Kikuyu businessmen close to the ruling party, the Mount Kenya Consortium (MKC) - [...]
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In a letter mailed to David Johnston, the secretary general of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), on [...]
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On March 15, the Mauritius government will inaugurate the Board of Investments (BOI). Presided by Prem Nababsing, an adviser to [...]
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International economic groups interested in using Maputo’s harbor (managed by [...]
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Briefly a leader of the Secrétariat Technique à la Privatisation (STP) from February to November 1997 before becoming the following [...]
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On March 1, Don Ncube takes over the chairmanship of South African Airways from Bheki Sibiya, while a month from [...]
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A lover of swimming and scuba diving, the Tanzanian Ambassador to Great Britain will probably have to give up the [...]
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A former secretary general of the Comoros foreign ministry, Ahamada Hamadi has been named diplomatic advisor by President Assoumani Azzali [...]
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According to a diplomatic source in the United States, the [...]
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Giving his Speech to the Nation before the parliament of [...]
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On February 28, the chairman of the Groupe Bourbon announced [...]
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Widestream Communications does not expect to limit itself to the [...]
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Kenmare Resources Plc has been granted the definite feasibility study [...]
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In the framework of its global reorganization, the Dutch bank [...]
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The workers at Midroc Construction went on strike this week, [...]
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