Aid from the Sudanese government to the extension of Islamic fundamentalism in Eastern Africa is becoming an increasingly greater source of concern to different circles. Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania, moving slowly down the road to multi-party political systems and economic [.
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The Djiboutian army commander who recently went to Russia on an arms-purchasing mission (see page 2), and who went to [...]
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The National Islamic Front (NIF) in Sudan, has just appointed a new nine-member leadership under the supervision of Hassan al [...]
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According to the chairman of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI), exports will have to increase by at least eleven [...]
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) is to loan six million ecus (about eight million dollars) to foot the bill of [...]
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Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi has announced new liberalisation measures for the tea and coffee sectors. In the case of [...]
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As Zimbabwe begins the withdrawal of its troops from Mozambique after the signature of the peace accords between the Mozambican [...]
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In a statement signed by Kenya's President Daniel arap Moi, the Kenyan government announced on October 14 that it had [...]
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The idea of creating an industrial free zone in Mozambique has sparked a fierce debate within the Frelimo (ruling party) [...]
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The African Development Bank (ADB), recently approved several financing projects, [...]
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The authorities in Ethiopia have announced that they have contracted [...]
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According to World Bank Watch newsletter, the Bank is considering [...]
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In response to the junta's regime in Sudan, having attempted to woo some of its opponents, the former Sudanese prime [...]
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Daily Reunion Island newspaper, Le Quotidien de la Réunion, of October 19, reports that on his return from a visit [...]
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Most provisionally legalised opposition parties will have a hard time finding the two hundred members on Pemba they need to [...]
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The Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) has accused the government troops of the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), of [...]
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More fighting occurred in the Comoros Islands on October 19, near the Ylang-Ylang Hotel, south of the capital Moroni. At [...]
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According to information obtained by The Indian Ocean Newsletter, Commander Osman Nour Soubackleh, of the Djiboutian armed forces, two weeks [...]
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Former French chief of the Comoros Islands Presidential Guard under Ahmed Abdallah, who has been living in South Africa since [...]
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Dissident members of the ruling party in Mozambique, Frelimo, sent an open letter to the President Joaquim Chissano this week, [...]
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In the Seychelles, the opposition parties have spoken in favour of a "no" vote in the forthcoming referendum on the [...]
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The cease-fire agreement signed in Rome on October 4 by the Mozambican government and the Renamo rebel movement is being [...]
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Madagascar's former foreign minister, Jacques Rabemananjara, has announced he is to stand in the presidential election on November 25. Backed [...]
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The Djiboutian government has postponed general elections slated for November [...]
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A poll carried out in the Mozambican capital, Maputo last [...]
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A former member of the Israeli intellience services and an [...]
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The man in charge of the Eritrean provisional government's central [...]
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The South African director general of finance said last week [...]
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The Tanzanian minister of agriculture is going to be in [...]
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According to the Djiboutian opposition, Ali Hassan Bogoreh is a [...]
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