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Southern Africa
Brazilian President to Visit Soon

The new Brazilian president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, is set to make an official visit to several Southern African [...]

Published on 18/07/2003 at 10:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Mozambique, United States
Armando Panguene

Mozambique's former ambassador to Pretoria has been named to represent his country in Washington, D.C. Armando Panguene is the former [...]

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Mozambique, United States
Jack Blackshear

Senior vice-president of the U.S. firm Xpronet Inc. with responsibility for its international affairs, Jack Blackshear is supervising studies on [...]

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East Africa
Armies falling to AIDS, not bullets

The National Intelligence Council (NIC), which groups diplomats, businessmen and [...]

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South Africa, United States
WRAPPING UP A PILL WAR

Several American officials have recognized privately that the "atmosphere was favourable" for settling the unseemly trade war between the Republic [...]

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South Africa
A BITTER PILL FOR WASHINGTON

The decision of South Africa's minister of health Dr. Nkosazana Zuma to generalize the use of generic (unbranded) drugs in [...]

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COUNTRIES' LOBBYISTS HAVE HEAVEN IN WASHINGTON

Despite the US sanctions against it, the Khartoum regime continues to employ, officially free of charge, lobbyists licensed in USA. It is the case with the ultra-conservative Virginian lawyer Bruce Fein, who is an editorial writer on The Washington Times [.

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Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

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Brazilian President to Visit Soon

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Mozambique, United States
Armando Panguene

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Jack Blackshear

East Africa
Armies falling to AIDS, not bullets

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WRAPPING UP A PILL WAR

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A BITTER PILL FOR WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Africa
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US NOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE

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New delay for Enron scheme

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PORTUGAL TELECOM ON OFFENSIVE

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GEOGRAPHY OF THE DRUGS TRADE

Spotlight | Mozambique
PORTUGAL IN KEY POSITION

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Cameroon, Central African Republic Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

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West African cocoa cartel battles with the traders

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Mozambique, United States Armando Panguene

Mozambique, United States Jack Blackshear

East Africa Armies falling to AIDS, not bullets

South Africa, United States WRAPPING UP A PILL WAR

South Africa A BITTER PILL FOR WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Africa COUNTRIES' LOBBYISTS HAVE HEAVEN IN WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Africa US NOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE

Angola, Mozambique ARAMCO POISED FOR STAKE IN PETROGAL

Mozambique New delay for Enron scheme

Southern Africa PORTUGAL TELECOM ON OFFENSIVE

Africa GEOGRAPHY OF THE DRUGS TRADE

Spotlight | Mozambique PORTUGAL IN KEY POSITION

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Southern Africa
Brazilian President to Visit Soon

Mozambique, United States
Armando Panguene

Mozambique, United States
Jack Blackshear

East Africa
Armies falling to AIDS, not bullets

South Africa, United States
WRAPPING UP A PILL WAR

South Africa
A BITTER PILL FOR WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Africa
COUNTRIES' LOBBYISTS HAVE HEAVEN IN WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Africa
US NOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE

Angola, Mozambique
ARAMCO POISED FOR STAKE IN PETROGAL

Mozambique
New delay for Enron scheme

Southern Africa
PORTUGAL TELECOM ON OFFENSIVE

Africa
GEOGRAPHY OF THE DRUGS TRADE

Spotlight | Mozambique
PORTUGAL IN KEY POSITION