Western countries which arrived tardily to help victims of Mozambique's disastrous flooding (nearly 500 dead, more than 300,0000 homeless, estimated US$250 million damage) are much more reluctant to come to its aid with debt remission.
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Kenya's information, transport and communications minister is becoming the principal rival to vice president George Saitoti for the post of [...]
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Completely overtaken by events after forest fires ravaged more than 78,000 hectares of timber in Bale Region and Sidamo Region, [...]
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It is by the intermediary of former chairman and managing director of the Canadian company Arakis Energy Corporation, John McLeod, [...]
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The European Commission has agreed to relay a Sudanese government request to European Development Fund to have its Humanitarian Programme [...]
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The flight to Uganda, after his resignation in January, of ex-Rwandan Speaker of Parliament Joseph Sebarenzi Kabuye is the cause [...]
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Three agents of the United States' Federal Bureau of Investigation in Kampala since a week to investigate the murder in [...]
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The Djibouti prime minister was hospitalized in a French military [...]
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International Finance Corporation (IFC, a World Bank subsidiary) which last [...]
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The European Union is considering allocating 5.5 million euro to [...]
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The affair of the 6.7 tons of diplomatic baggage sent by the British government to the British High Commission in [...]
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The director general of Compagnie Mauricienne de Textile (CMT) was elected chairman for 2000 of Mauritius Employers Federation (MEF), the [...]
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The former official of Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) has just made his return to head the utility after being [...]
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A bunch of officials from the government party FRELIMO have just integrated Sociedade Zambeze Investimentos, a private firm made up [...]
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Comoran gendarmes apprehended at his descent from a plane in Moroni on March 11 a Mauritian businessman linked with separatist [...]
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Two missions from the Bretton Woods institutions coordinated by Michael Sarris of the World Bank completed on March 9 their [...]
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With that of communications, the South African foreign affairs ministry is among the worst served by the budget for 2000-2001. [...]
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The presence on Mauritius of Indian prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee on the occasion of the celebration of the island's [...]
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During a dinner sponsored by major private-sector enterprises in Johannesburg [...]
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The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU), which includes [...]
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On a visit to Mauritius, Indian prime minister Atal Behari [...]
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The political bureau of the Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic [...]
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A former French adviser to head of state Didier Ratsiraka, [...]
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Uganda Gold Mining Ltd (UGM) based in Vancouver (BC, Canada) and chaired by Al Beaton has obtained two new exclusive [...]
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Libya African Investment Ltd has put in the highest offer of the five pre-selected companies for buying the Kilimanjaro hotel [...]
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After long social unrest which led to the dismissal of 59 employees, in particular ground engineers who had demanded salary [...]
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A mission of United States Agency for International Development which left on March 11 for a two-week stay in the [...]
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Air Mauritius is ready to participate in the ambitious Specialized Training in Aeronautics and Research (STAR) project being set up [...]
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Djibouti businessman Abdurahman Boreh, who is close to head of [...]
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The company General Business and Equipment Supply (GBES) headed by [...]
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Banque Nationale de Djibouti (BND, the central bank) has announced [...]
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