Above and beyond the announcement of a government reshuffle, the purpose of the two speeches given by Ali Bongo on 8 June was to demonstrate that he was once again in full possession of his faculties, eight months after suffering [.
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A series of attacks planned in Abidjan have been foiled in recent weeks by the Ivorian authorities with the help of the French intelligence services.
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On 10 June, the Dakar attorney general was given the thankless task of investigating the financial arrangements surrounding the Tortue gas field, the subject of a recent BBC exposé.
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Struggling to balance its budget, Abidjan has discreetly requested €250 million from France. Paris is hesitating, but fears that a refusal will impact the Abidjan urban train contract being carried out by French firms.
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On 22 May, the Angolan Ministry of Defence contracted the Portuguese construction giant Mota-Engil to carry out modernisation works on the naval base.
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The Mauritanian president Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz looks set to depart from Nouackchott for good after the presidential election on [...]
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The Congolese government is stepping up pressure on Canal+, the TV channel owned by Vivendi which is still facing a [...]
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Alpha Conde has discreetly sought the backing of King Mohamed VI in his bid for a third presidential term - [...]
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Following the setting up of a Transitional Military Council (TMC) in Khartoum headed by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan (see our [...]
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The Chadian president, Idriss Deby, has not paid his annual [...]
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has released only $395.9 [...]
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Emmanuel Macron personally telephoned his Malian counterpart Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, [...]
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Turkey recently contributed a sum of €5 million to the [...]
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In the wake of Denis Sassou N'Guesso's visit to Moscow [...]
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ID document manufacturers are descending on Congo-K in the hope that Felix Tshisekedi's new administration will review the passport mega-project.
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TAC, which features on the EU blacklist, has now lost its European diplomatic clientele as well as its oil company business. And its rivals are taking advantage on the lucrative connection to Pointe-Noire.
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The former MD of the IMF is currently in Kinshasa, right at the same time as officials from the international institution…
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Jean-Pierre Ermenault, the former general manager at GDF Suez in [...]
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If Idemia does not win the contract, originally awarded to [...]
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With the patriarch, the retired admiral Baudoin Liwanga Nyamunyobo, still [...]
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SGTM Africa, a subsidiary of SGTM (Societe generale des travaux [...]
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The very strategic post of director of operations at the [...]
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In search of new business, on 28 May the relatively [...]
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Forced to look to the international banking system for help [...]
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As of this autumn, the French audiovisual company M6 will [...]
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On 6 June, the Donald Trump administration delivered military equipment worth several tens of millions of dollars to the Forces [...]
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Akere Muna, who ran for president in the 2018 Cameroonian [...]
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Having meticulously orchestrated his return to Congo-K on 20 May [...]
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The capitulation of the African Development Bank (ADB) in the [...]
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The Moroccan businessman Richard Attias, the founder of Richard Attias [...]
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Appointed director-general of the Agence nationale de renseignement (ANR) in March, Justin Inzun Kakiak will have a big say in [...]
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The Ivorian prime minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly is faced with a tricky choice between France's Bouygues and China Railway International [...]
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To prepare for the inaugural Chad-Arab World International Investment Forum due to be held in N'Djamena from 26 to 28 [...]
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Tidjane Thiam, the Franco-Ivorian CEO of Credit Suisse, was the only African to be invited to the 67th Bilderberg annual [...]
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Key public sector company Societe de Gestion des Stocks Petroliers de Cote d'Ivoire (GESTOCI), which manages the country's petrol and [...]
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Staying in Libreville since last week, Ali Bongo's former chief of staff Maixent Accrombessi did his best to ensure that [...]
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