Daniel arap Moi has put an end to speculation that he would modify the constitution in order to run for another term in late 2002.
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After rocking Air Mauritius, Rogers Co Ltd, and the Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB), the ripples from union leader Jack Bizlall's [...]
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A sweaty confrontation between Ethiopia's prime minister and the Saudi Arabian magnate who is the main private investor in the [...]
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After arresting leaders of the reformist wing of the ruling Peoples Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) and muzzling the [...]
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If the remarks he is said to have made to the Kenyan press turn out to be true, the Belgian [...]
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The embassies of Denmark and the Netherlands are getting ready to pay the 3.5 million shillings ($1 = 78.5 shillings) [...]
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The last few months have seen the resignation of a [...]
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The journalists and the administrative personnel of the most important [...]
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After reducing the number of flights to Djibouti (ION 967), France's national airline is to convert its last air route [...]
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South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) performed another startling about-face when Parliament’s Safety and Security Portfolio Committee adopted a [...]
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The government of President Robert Mugabe is probably going to give in to the demands of villagers from the region [...]
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In view to find a banking correspondent for the bank being created at the behest of President Didier Ratsiraka, its [...]
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In order to bring light upon the over-charging accusations against the state Seychelles Marketing Board (SMB) and to define the [...]
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A delegation of small and medium-sized French enterprises landed in Dar es-Salaam last week to negotiate a plethora of projects. [...]
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On October 15, France's civil aviation general directorate came close to stranding the fleet of Comores Airlines, which consists of [...]
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Described in private by Emilio Sancerdoti as the "museum upon which the nation's life depends", the Toamasina refinery which was [...]
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The chairman of the Africa committee of France's employers' organization [...]
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Certain donors are registering dissatisfaction with certain of the government's [...]
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Madagascar's new water and forests minister is a 49-year-old officer whose nomination was sponsored by a counselor to Prime Minister [...]
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One of the few members of the ruling Peoples Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) not to have been arrested [...]
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On October 25, the head of the Massida Transit company in Djibouti wrote The Indian Ocean Newsletter to draw attention [...]
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Replacing John Yapp as Britain's high commissioner to the Seychelles will not be an Africa specialist but an expert on [...]
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Addis Ababa's customs authorities have confiscated the duty-free merchandise imported by an Egyptian diplomat which he subsequently sold on the [...]
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A delegation from the U.S. state department is scheduled to arrive in Khartoum on October 25 both to pave the [...]
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According to a source close to Uganda's presidential office, Yoweri Museveni might soon visit Khartoum, albeit not before mid-December. The [...]
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After winning a contract for the technical implementation of the [...]
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Scheduled for October 19, the Common Market for Eastern and [...]
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In the framework of the implementation of a sky agreement [...]
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A furious president of the Comoro Islands returned to Moroni [...]
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The vice auditor general has been chosen to replace his [...]
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