The dispute between Mozambique, Portugal and the Republic of South Africa over tariffs for electricity generated by Mozambique's Cabora Bassa hydroelectric power plant (ION N° 794) has sparked sustained diplomatic disagreement between the three countries but may finally have produced [.
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Front pour la Restauration de l'Unité et de la Démocratie (FRUD, the Afar rebellion) has submitted a dossier on its [...]
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The Sudanese government dispatched its permanent representative to the United Nations in New York, general Al Fateh Erwa, to Addis [...]
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Sudanese head of state general Omar Hassan El Bechir has proceeded with ministerial changes which constitute the culminating point of [...]
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Two days after dissolving his government and special cabinet on March 7, Anjouan president Fundi Abdallah Ibrahim named Said Omar [...]
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The Australian and French governments are stepping up pressure on Mauritius to sign an international nature conservation convention protecting marine [...]
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The trial of three Kenyan senior civil servants allegedly implicated in the Goldenberg affair, which has just resumed in Nairobi, [...]
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The Addis Ababa Forum on Investment in Africa which brought in several hundred personalities to the Ethiopian capital from a [...]
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Social tension rose a little in Antananarivo this week on the eve of the constitutional referendum scheduled for March 15. [...]
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The Conseil Constitutional, France's highest judicial body, has declared the [...]
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The chairman of the European Parliament's development and cooperation committee [...]
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Some local branches of the opposition party RENAMO have called [...]
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Mayotte Island has failed in its bid to compete in [...]
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A relative of the Transkei Royal family has taken up [...]
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French oil major Total has again approached Madagascar's government to demand compensation for the assets nationalized in 1975. In December [...]
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The World Bank mission which went to Antananarivo last month is insisting that the government must privatize the state-owned banks [...]
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Zanzibar's minister of communications and transport Amani Karume and businessman Mohamed Raza, a financial adviser to Zanzibar president Salmin Amour, [...]
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French hotel multinational Accor is keenly interested in the upcoming privatization of Kampala's Nile Hotel International. It includes a large [...]
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The mission of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank which was in Moroni from February 14 to 26 [...]
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With Zimbabwe privatization programme, launched in 1991 for the disengagement of the state from about thirty state-owned enterprises, has to [...]
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The Coca-Cola Company franchise agreement with a Ethiopian mineral water plant at Bure, in the southern part of Amhara Regional [...]
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The slowness with which some projects on Mauritius are realized is beginning to bother foreign investors. The most glaring example [...]
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In an interview published in the government weekly La Nation [...]
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Eight competing groups have tendered for prequalification in the Call [...]
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Britain's Department of Trade and Industry is to sponsor a [...]
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The hypothesis of Artur Canana standing as candidate for the chairmanship of Maputo municipal council following the elections scheduled for [...]
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It is Shirley Elizabeth Barnes who should replace (if the US Senate confirms the nomination) the former US ambassador to [...]
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It is a high official (from 1979 to 1994) of the Union United Methodist Church in Boston (Mass), Charles R. [...]
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The former Italian ambassador to Uganda had only to overfly Kenya to take up his new posting as ambassador to [...]
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