With a view towards the presidential elections of April 2002, President Robert Mugabe is keeping two irons in the fire. On the one hand, he hasn’t ruled out another run for office, possibly with his finance minister, Simba Makoni, as [.
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For the past two weeks, The Indian Ocean Newsletter has inaugurated a new web-related pay service: the distribution, over the [...]
The recent political crisis inside the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF, the hardline core of the ruling EPRDF) almost left [...]
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Fierce resistance by President France Albert René to any downward adjustment of the rupee’s parity with the U.S. dollar is [...]
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Smuggling at the customs offices of Holili and Tarakea on the Kenyan border results in a monthly loss of 1.5 [...]
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Upon order of the presiding judge at the criminal appeals court of Djibouti, Mohamed Warsama, the leader of the opposition [...]
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In response to information printed by The Indian Ocean Newsletter [...]
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The radical MP James Morengo‘s Muungano wa Mageuzi (the alliance [...]
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In spite of the choice of four directors – all of whom, including general manager Joel Cherogony, are, like President [...]
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Following the December 2000 bid for the construction of a 185-meter dam on the Tekeze river in the regional state [...]
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At least one company is not satisfied with the Comoros’ national reconciliation agreement of February 17, 2001, which created a [...]
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A foundation in the Comoros has just been launched by John A Corky Severson (ION 850), the CEO of the [...]
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The post of representative of Air Madagascar in Saint Denis de La Réunion has allegedly been filled by Nicolas Charlet, [...]
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Jean-Claude Montocchio, the director for Europe of the Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Maurice, spoke frankly during a seminar [...]
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After tasting blood with the ouster of Richard Leakey and many of his Dream Team operatives (ION 944), conservatives of [...]
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On March 30, the chairman of Air Madagascar‘s board wrote a letter to the transport and meteorology minister, Colonel Charles [...]
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In his March 9 letter to Horst Köhler, the managing [...]
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After opposing several decisions of the president of the Diamond [...]
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At the age of 40, the former director general of the Johannesburg city hall has gone into the private sector [...]
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Having reached mandatory retirement age, Sylvain Vahiako has given up his post as director general of Paoma, the Madagascar post [...]
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The former general manager of the Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) has been made managing director of the Post Bank, a [...]
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In the wake of the ouster of Richard Leakey and his reformers, President Daniel arap Moi has gotten rid of [...]
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Following two successive postponements, the dates of the trip of France’s prime minister to South Africa have finally been settled, [...]
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In the framework of a South African contingent’s future participation within the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic [...]
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In an effort to unblock the negotiations with the Djibouti government that have bogged down, the Front pour la Restauration [...]
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The head of Zimbabwe’s Econet firm, a majority shareholder of [...]
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The bulletin of the economic advisor to the French embassy [...]
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Imperial Tobacco Group Plc, Britain’s second-most important cigarette-maker (after the [...]
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The administrator of the Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB) company [...]
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The former chef de mission for French cooperation in Moroni [...]
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