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Kenya
AID STILL FROZEN

An informal donors meeting on Kenya was held under the aegis of the World Bank in London on March 15, [...]

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Zimbabwe
WORLD BANK FOLLOWS SUIT

Following the IMF's lead, the World Bank will on September 13 present a third structural adjustment credit line for Zimbabwe [...]

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Spotlight | Madagascar
ONE STEP FORWARD BUT TWO STEPS BACK

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Zimbabwe
HOW MURERWA REASSURED GONDWE

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Tanzania
IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

When International Monetary Fund (IMF) officials approved an enhanced structural adjustment facility for Tanzania in January, they seriously underestimated that [...]

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Madagascar
ETERNAL PROBLEM OF FISCAL REVENUE

Madagascar's fiscal revenues were, again at the end of March, well below objectives fixed by the International Monetary Fund and [...]

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Madagascar
NEW PLANS WITH IMF

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Spotlight | Madagascar
WORLD BANK SECRETS

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Madagascar
TAKING A CLOSE LOOK

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Spotlight | Ethiopia
SOFTLY, SOFTLY

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Comoros islands
PINNED DOWN

At the end of April prime minister Ahmed Abdou dissolved the technical committee responsible for the structural adjustment programme (in [...]

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Niger
NIGELEC ON THE AUCTION BLOCK

Nigelec has been marked down for IMF-World Bank-type privatization along with the water company SNE and oil storage firm Sonidep. [...]

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Uganda
DONORS SEEM FAVOURABLE

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South Africa
RAPPROCHEMENT WITH IMF

During the recent World Bank and International Monetary Fund AGMs [...]

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Ethiopia
MOVING TOWARDS IMF ACCORD

The Ethiopian authorities are believed to be on the point of reaching agreement with the International Monetary Fund for a [...]

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Mozambique
WHAT'S IN THE PIPELINE

A Portuguese bid to acquire all or part of the shares of the government and/or Lonrho in the Beira-Harare pipeline [...]

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Mali
TWO IDA LOANS APPROVED

The World Bank has announced approval by the International Development Association (IDA) of a $23 million loan that had been [...]

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Djibouti
IMF PROGRAMME

In an aide-mémoire of March 28 to the director general of the International Monetary Fund, Michel Camdessus, the governor of [...]

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Congo
PRIVATIZATION WITH CURBS

The timetable will be honored, as with electricity-generation, but the privatization of Congo's downstream oil sector will leave a government [...]

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Spotlight | Djibouti
SWING TO AUSTERITY

The visit of French cooperation minister Jacques Godfrain to Djibouti from April 15 to 17 and the simultaneous decision of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) board in Washington on April 15 to grant the Djibouti government a US$6.

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Spotlight | Mozambique
DR. IMF'S CASTOR-OIL

Mozambique's programme of macro-economic reforms (negotiated with the International Monetary Fund in March for submission to the management committee in May, to get a new three-year enhanced structural adjustment facility) leans heavily on a restrictive fiscal and monetary policy.

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Madagascar
TWO-MISSION BALANCE SHEET

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Kenya
THE POINT WITH DONORS

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Madagascar
GOVERNMENT PLANS SELL-OFF

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Djibouti
IMF QUESTIONS

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Madagascar
NEW REFORM TIMETABLE

Madagascar's delegation to the annual meeting of the IMF and World Bank in Washington flew off carrying the government's economic [...]

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Spotlight | Kenya
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Spotlight | Madagascar
ZAFY AND RAVONY AT ODDS

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Spotlight | Cameroon
BOTTOM OF THE BARREL

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Madagascar
RAVONY ROOTS FOR IMF

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Spotlight | Madagascar
BID TO REVIVE EXPLORATION

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Congo
END OF THE OIL-STATE

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RAVONY BACK TO THE WALL

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Eritrea
INTERNATIONAL AID DETAILED

International fund donors for Eritrea who attended the World Bank's consultative group meeting in Paris in December (ION N° 652) [...]

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IMF SHOWS A TOUGH GRIP

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Madagascar
NO CREDIT FOR BANK GOVERNOR

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Kenya
NAIROBI SATISFIES IMF

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THE CARROT AND THE STICK

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Mozambique
THE BITTER PILL OF AUSTERITY

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Kenya
FINAL DISCUSSIONS WITH IMF

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Spotlight | Madagascar
TIMETABLE FOR AN ECONOMIC RELAUNCH

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Spotlight | Kenya
BRUSHWOOD FIRES WITH DONORS

Although a Consultative Group meeting of the World Bank in Paris is expected on Kenya in the month of November, conditions still seem far from ready for normalising relations between the government in Nairobi and its fund donors.

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Kenya
PRICE CONTROLS TO BE LIFTED

Although oil prices are among the last to be controlled in Kenya the curbs will be lifted at the end [...]

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Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

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Kenya
BACK SOON IN EVERYONE'S GOOD BOOKS

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Comoros islands
NEW TALK OF PRIVATIZATION

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Spotlight | Kenya
BACK TO NORMAL RELATIONS WITH IMF

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Madagascar
ZAFY TAKES THE BIT

At the first council of ministers on April 16, chaired by the new Malagasy President, Albert Zafy, recalled "the imperative [...]

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Comoros islands
EFFORTS TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC JAM

Negotiations with missions from the World Bank and the IMF (ION N°569), that have now left the Comoros archipelago, culminated [...]

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Kenya
MOI BALKS AT IMF

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Tanzania
THE IMF WANTS MORE

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Subscribers only 20.03.1993

Kenya
MIXED RESULTS FOR MUSYOKA AT EC

The two main requests put by the Kenyan minister for foreign affairs, Steven Musyoka, to the European Commission's Development Commissioner, [...]

Subscribers only 13.03.1993

Tanzania
THE PROBLEM WITH FOREIGN AID...

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Subscribers only 27.02.1993

Spotlight | Madagascar
ECONOMIC DEADLINE

The transition towards a third republic in Madagascar, has kicked off with the electoral victory of Albert Zafy in the presidential may well turn out to be none too smooth from an economic point of view, given that the country's [.

Subscribers only 20.02.1993

Kenya
PARLIAMENT ROLE FOR OPPOSITION

President Daniel arap Moi was sworn in on January 4, 1993 to continue his rule of the country for another [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.1993

Spotlight | Kenya
A POST-ELECTORAL CHALLENGE

A year after international donors decided to freeze 350 million dollars of aid to Kenya, some of them no longer believe the present government will be capable of carrying through the economic reforms that include reducing the budget deficit, privatising [.

Subscribers only 21.11.1992

Kenya
PARASTATALS UNDER IMF MICROSCOPE

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) drew up a memo last month on the restructuring of Kenyan state enterprises (parastatals and [...]

Subscribers only 14.11.1992

Comoros islands
IMF AND WORLD BANK STEP IN

Two parallel missions, one from the International Monetary Fund and the other from the World Bank arrived in the Comoros [...]

Subscribers only 31.10.1992

Kenya
NAIROBI WAITING ON IMF GO-AHEAD

A mission from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) led by Peter Heller and F. Bornemen recently visited the Kenyan capital, [...]

Subscribers only 19.09.1992

Tanzania
HOT DEBATE OVER RATTSO REPORT

An official report commissioned by the Norwegian minister of foreign affairs from university professor Bjorn Rattso strongly criticises the economic [...]

Subscribers only 29.08.1992

Madagascar
WORLD BANK FORECASTS

In preparation for an accord being signed with the government in Antananarivo, the World Bank has outlined a forecast of [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.1992

Spotlight | Madagascar, Mozambique
INDIAN OCEAN: THE HIGH PRICE OF SKILLS

One of the consequences of increased World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) activity in recent years has been the development of consultancy and technical assistance to their beneficiaries. Structural adjustment policies require more complex handling and entail more intricate [.

Subscribers only 18.07.1992

Comoros islands
MOHAMED TAKI SPEAKS OUT

Since April 1, an open crisis has been upsetting the Comoros Islands new national union government formed on January 6. [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.1992

Madagascar
IMF RECOMMENDATIONS

A joint IMF-World Bank delegation spent a week in Madagascar from January 16 to January 24 (ION N°510), meeting the [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1992

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Tunisia WORLD BANK ADVOCATES FACELIFT FOR HOLIDAY TRADE

Kenya An Official in a Sticky Situation

Kenya IMF TALKS RESUME

Spotlight | Kenya STILL A GOOD CHANCE OF GOING BANKRUPT

Kenya HAIR'S BREADTH FROM CASH CRISIS

Spotlight | Kenya LEAKEY ON A TIGHTROPE

Ethiopia BORDER-BUST COST IS HIGH

Spotlight | Kenya BARELY A THREE-MONTH HONEYMOON

Zimbabwe WORLD BANK FOLLOWS SUIT

Spotlight | Madagascar ONE STEP FORWARD BUT TWO STEPS BACK

Zimbabwe HOW MURERWA REASSURED GONDWE

Tanzania IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

Madagascar ETERNAL PROBLEM OF FISCAL REVENUE

Madagascar NEW PLANS WITH IMF

Spotlight | Madagascar WORLD BANK SECRETS

Madagascar TAKING A CLOSE LOOK

Spotlight | Ethiopia SOFTLY, SOFTLY

Comoros islands PINNED DOWN

Niger NIGELEC ON THE AUCTION BLOCK

Uganda DONORS SEEM FAVOURABLE

South Africa RAPPROCHEMENT WITH IMF

Ethiopia MOVING TOWARDS IMF ACCORD

Mozambique WHAT'S IN THE PIPELINE

Mali TWO IDA LOANS APPROVED

Djibouti IMF PROGRAMME

Congo PRIVATIZATION WITH CURBS

Spotlight | Djibouti SWING TO AUSTERITY

Spotlight | Mozambique DR. IMF'S CASTOR-OIL

Madagascar TWO-MISSION BALANCE SHEET

Kenya THE POINT WITH DONORS

Madagascar GOVERNMENT PLANS SELL-OFF

Djibouti IMF QUESTIONS

Madagascar NEW REFORM TIMETABLE

Spotlight | Kenya ELATION FOLLOWS DEPRESSION

Spotlight | Madagascar ZAFY AND RAVONY AT ODDS

Spotlight | Cameroon BOTTOM OF THE BARREL

Madagascar RAVONY ROOTS FOR IMF

Spotlight | Madagascar BID TO REVIVE EXPLORATION

Congo END OF THE OIL-STATE

Spotlight | Madagascar RAVONY BACK TO THE WALL

Eritrea INTERNATIONAL AID DETAILED

Spotlight | Tanzania IMF SHOWS A TOUGH GRIP

Madagascar NO CREDIT FOR BANK GOVERNOR

Kenya NAIROBI SATISFIES IMF

Spotlight | Madagascar RECIPROCAL MISTRUST

Spotlight | Djibouti THE CARROT AND THE STICK

Mozambique THE BITTER PILL OF AUSTERITY

Kenya FINAL DISCUSSIONS WITH IMF

Spotlight | Madagascar TIMETABLE FOR AN ECONOMIC RELAUNCH

Spotlight | Kenya BRUSHWOOD FIRES WITH DONORS

Kenya PRICE CONTROLS TO BE LIFTED

Spotlight | South Africa GATT TALK

Kenya BACK SOON IN EVERYONE'S GOOD BOOKS

Comoros islands NEW TALK OF PRIVATIZATION

Spotlight | Kenya BACK TO NORMAL RELATIONS WITH IMF

Madagascar ZAFY TAKES THE BIT

Comoros islands EFFORTS TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC JAM

Kenya MOI BALKS AT IMF

Tanzania THE IMF WANTS MORE

Kenya MIXED RESULTS FOR MUSYOKA AT EC

Tanzania THE PROBLEM WITH FOREIGN AID...

Spotlight | Madagascar ECONOMIC DEADLINE

Kenya PARLIAMENT ROLE FOR OPPOSITION

Spotlight | Kenya A POST-ELECTORAL CHALLENGE

Kenya PARASTATALS UNDER IMF MICROSCOPE

Comoros islands IMF AND WORLD BANK STEP IN

Kenya NAIROBI WAITING ON IMF GO-AHEAD

Tanzania HOT DEBATE OVER RATTSO REPORT

Madagascar WORLD BANK FORECASTS

Spotlight | Madagascar, Mozambique INDIAN OCEAN: THE HIGH PRICE OF SKILLS

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Kenya
AID STILL FROZEN

Tunisia
WORLD BANK ADVOCATES FACELIFT FOR HOLIDAY TRADE

Kenya
An Official in a Sticky Situation

Kenya
IMF TALKS RESUME

Spotlight | Kenya
STILL A GOOD CHANCE OF GOING BANKRUPT

Kenya
HAIR'S BREADTH FROM CASH CRISIS

Spotlight | Kenya
LEAKEY ON A TIGHTROPE

Ethiopia
BORDER-BUST COST IS HIGH

Spotlight | Kenya
BARELY A THREE-MONTH HONEYMOON

Zimbabwe
WORLD BANK FOLLOWS SUIT

Spotlight | Madagascar
ONE STEP FORWARD BUT TWO STEPS BACK

Zimbabwe
HOW MURERWA REASSURED GONDWE

Tanzania
IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

Madagascar
ETERNAL PROBLEM OF FISCAL REVENUE

Madagascar
NEW PLANS WITH IMF

Spotlight | Madagascar
WORLD BANK SECRETS

Madagascar
TAKING A CLOSE LOOK

Spotlight | Ethiopia
SOFTLY, SOFTLY

Comoros islands
PINNED DOWN

Niger
NIGELEC ON THE AUCTION BLOCK

Uganda
DONORS SEEM FAVOURABLE

South Africa
RAPPROCHEMENT WITH IMF

Ethiopia
MOVING TOWARDS IMF ACCORD

Mozambique
WHAT'S IN THE PIPELINE

Mali
TWO IDA LOANS APPROVED

Djibouti
IMF PROGRAMME

Congo
PRIVATIZATION WITH CURBS

Spotlight | Djibouti
SWING TO AUSTERITY

Spotlight | Mozambique
DR. IMF'S CASTOR-OIL

Madagascar
TWO-MISSION BALANCE SHEET

Kenya
THE POINT WITH DONORS

Madagascar
GOVERNMENT PLANS SELL-OFF

Djibouti
IMF QUESTIONS

Madagascar
NEW REFORM TIMETABLE

Spotlight | Kenya
ELATION FOLLOWS DEPRESSION

Spotlight | Madagascar
ZAFY AND RAVONY AT ODDS

Spotlight | Cameroon
BOTTOM OF THE BARREL

Madagascar
RAVONY ROOTS FOR IMF

Spotlight | Madagascar
BID TO REVIVE EXPLORATION

Congo
END OF THE OIL-STATE

Spotlight | Madagascar
RAVONY BACK TO THE WALL

Eritrea
INTERNATIONAL AID DETAILED

Spotlight | Tanzania
IMF SHOWS A TOUGH GRIP

Madagascar
NO CREDIT FOR BANK GOVERNOR

Kenya
NAIROBI SATISFIES IMF

Spotlight | Madagascar
RECIPROCAL MISTRUST

Spotlight | Djibouti
THE CARROT AND THE STICK

Mozambique
THE BITTER PILL OF AUSTERITY

Kenya
FINAL DISCUSSIONS WITH IMF

Spotlight | Madagascar
TIMETABLE FOR AN ECONOMIC RELAUNCH

Spotlight | Kenya
BRUSHWOOD FIRES WITH DONORS

Kenya
PRICE CONTROLS TO BE LIFTED

Spotlight | South Africa
GATT TALK

Kenya
BACK SOON IN EVERYONE'S GOOD BOOKS

Comoros islands
NEW TALK OF PRIVATIZATION

Spotlight | Kenya
BACK TO NORMAL RELATIONS WITH IMF

Madagascar
ZAFY TAKES THE BIT

Comoros islands
EFFORTS TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC JAM

Kenya
MOI BALKS AT IMF

Tanzania
THE IMF WANTS MORE

Kenya
MIXED RESULTS FOR MUSYOKA AT EC

Tanzania
THE PROBLEM WITH FOREIGN AID...

Spotlight | Madagascar
ECONOMIC DEADLINE

Kenya
PARLIAMENT ROLE FOR OPPOSITION

Spotlight | Kenya
A POST-ELECTORAL CHALLENGE

Kenya
PARASTATALS UNDER IMF MICROSCOPE

Comoros islands
IMF AND WORLD BANK STEP IN

Kenya
NAIROBI WAITING ON IMF GO-AHEAD

Tanzania
HOT DEBATE OVER RATTSO REPORT

Madagascar
WORLD BANK FORECASTS

Spotlight | Madagascar, Mozambique
INDIAN OCEAN: THE HIGH PRICE OF SKILLS

Comoros islands
MOHAMED TAKI SPEAKS OUT

Madagascar
IMF RECOMMENDATIONS