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Guinea
Doumbouya taps 'civilian' minister Mory Condé to lead electoral reform

Guinean junta leader Colonel Mamadi Doumbouya is considering reforming the country's electoral system in the coming months. He is expected to ask Territorial Administration Minister Mory Condé to begin the task.

Subscribers only Politics 14.03.2022

Guinea's Territorial Administration Minister Mory Condé.

Tanzania
World Bank warns Suluhu of risk of economy becoming overheated

The financial institution has raised the alarm about Tanzania's debt sustainability and has downgraded the prospects for some of its flagship projects in the country.

Subscribers only Business 09.03.2022

Samia Suluhu Hassan President of Tanzania.

In Focus | Tunisia
Youssef Chahed set to clear obstacles for Saied in the United States

In an attempt to break a seemingly intractable economic deadlock amid mounting international criticism, the Tunisian president has sent his former prime minister Youssef Chahed to Washington to try and reassure his US backers. Meanwhile, a handful of Tunisian opposition organisations are in search of US support of their own to denounce what they believe was a coup d'état.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 24.01.2022

Former Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has been sent as an emissary to the US by President Kaïs Saïed.

Spotlight | Kenya
Top donors zoom in on Northern Rangelands Trust in wake of abuse claims

Allegations of human rights abuses levelled by a US NGO and a German research institute have led several of the high-profile conservation group's major western backers to call for a probe into its activities.

Subscribers only Business 10.01.2022

Sudan
Egos and interference cut short US special envoy Jeffrey Feltman's term

Struggling to make his mark in Sudan and in Ethiopia, diplomat Jeffrey Feltman remained in office for less than a year, during which his term was undermined by disagreements and differences of approach within the US State Department.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 10.01.2022

US special envoy for the Horn of Africa Jeffrey Feltman.

Libya
Souha al-Bedri is Saif Al Islam Gaddafi 's voice in Paris

A thwarted candidate in the upcoming Libyan presidential election, Saif Al Islam Gaddafi can still rely on former members of his father's clan who have remained loyal to him to keep alive his international profile.

Subscribers only Politics 02.12.2021

Mozambique, United States
Washington works to smooth defence relations with Maputo

The US foreign service wants to get involved in Filipe Nyusi's anti-terrorism efforts in Cabo Delgado. US-Mozambican defence cooperation has been at a standstill since 2017.

Subscribers only Business, Diplomacy 29.11.2021

General Stephen J. Townsend, commander of AFRICOM, met with minister of defence General Cristóvão Chume, and American Ambassador to the Republic of Mozambique, Dennis W. Hearne.

Libya
EU still waiting on its invitation for election observation

The European Union is considering sending an election observation team for the elections scheduled for 24 December, yet it still needs a request from the government. The US agencies are already working on the issue.

Subscribers only Politics 24.11.2021

DRC, UAE
USAID to inspect UAE impact on responsible gold trade

As part of their efforts to establish a legal and traceable small-scale gold mining sector in the DRC, the US international development agency and its partners want to understand where the United Arab Emirates fits into the illegal trade of the metal as one of the biggest buyers.

Subscribers only Mining 05.11.2021

Spotlight | Sudan
Creditors use debt and aid as weapons to ply pressure on Burhan

In the wake of General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's military coup on the 25 october, the US and World Bank have cut off their aid to Khartoum, while EU countries are biding their time. Sudan's creditors, who have so far held back from providing any debt relief, are lying in wait.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 02.11.2021

Sudan
French trade minister prospects for banking, agriculture and airport deals in Khartoum

Franck Riester will end his African tour with a stopover in the Sudanese capital next month. He is hoping to cement links established between the Sudanese government and France's private sector.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 15.10.2021

Franck Riester, the French trade minister.

Central African Republic
Government overhauls controversial mining reform plans

The Central African Republic is revising its plan for a public company to nationalise the trade in precious stones. President Faustin Archange Touadéra presented a new project on 8 October.

Subscribers only Mining 15.10.2021

Tunisia
Washington maintains aid programs and security cooperation with Kais Saied

Although the Biden administration called on the Tunisian president to rapidly restore the country's democratic institutions in mid-August, it has continued to cooperate with Tunis on several fronts, not least via its MCC and USAID development agencies.

Subscribers only Defence, Business 17.09.2021

Spotlight | Sudan
Biden's massive aid plan stumbles

As Afghanistan crumbles, Washington is keen to show its backing for the Sudanese transition which is a rare case of a country breaking free from its fiercely anti-US Islamic government. But despite massive loan announcements, this support is failing to materialise into concrete projects.

Subscribers only Politics 24.08.2021

Spotlight | Sudan, United States
USAID gets off to inauspicious start in tackling Sudan's debt

With the United States, France and the United Kingdom all vying to become the partner of choice of the new regime in Sudan, the American development agency USAID, which was to select and finance an advisory bank to assist Sudan in restructuring its debt, has fluffed its lines and the tender call currently remains in limbo.

Subscribers only Business 26.07.2021

DRC
No let-up for Kinshasa as CapitalKeys continues to chase its $16.6 million

The US lobbying firm CapitalKeys is appealing against an unfavourable court ruling in its dispute with the DRC's central bank.

Subscribers only Business 22.07.2021

DRC
UK's Adam Smith International settles down in Kinshasa

The London-based consultancy Adam Smith International (ASI) has opened an office in the DRC.

Subscribers only Business 06.05.2021

Ethiopia
Abiy tries to attract international aid by opening up telecommunications

Ethiopia's eagerly awaited privatisation of its telecommunications sector is not just the keystone of its digital development strategy. It is also intended to open the way to numerous digital development projects for which international lending institutions are showing real appetite.

Subscribers only Business 16.03.2021

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali.

DRC
World Bank contemplates injecting $100m into DRC's Mwinda fund

The World Bank, which is coordinating the contributions of various donors to the Mwinda fund, has indicated a potential contribution of its own of one hundred million dollars.

Subscribers only Energy, Business 12.03.2021

Tunisia
Tourism: USAID abandons beach hotels to focus on the south

The US development agency has revised its $30m tender to boost tourism in southern Tunisia, which has long taken a beating.

Subscribers only Business 09.12.2020

USAID wants to develop tourism in southern Tunisia, particularly in the Tataouine region.

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

USAID

Guinea
Doumbouya taps 'civilian' minister Mory Condé to lead electoral reform

Tanzania
World Bank warns Suluhu of risk of economy becoming overheated

In Focus | Tunisia
Youssef Chahed set to clear obstacles for Saied in the United States

Spotlight | Kenya
Top donors zoom in on Northern Rangelands Trust in wake of abuse claims

Sudan
Egos and interference cut short US special envoy Jeffrey Feltman's term

Libya
Souha al-Bedri is Saif Al Islam Gaddafi 's voice in Paris

Mozambique, United States
Washington works to smooth defence relations with Maputo

Libya
EU still waiting on its invitation for election observation

DRC, UAE
USAID to inspect UAE impact on responsible gold trade

Spotlight | Sudan
Creditors use debt and aid as weapons to ply pressure on Burhan

Sudan
French trade minister prospects for banking, agriculture and airport deals in Khartoum

Central African Republic
Government overhauls controversial mining reform plans

Tunisia
Washington maintains aid programs and security cooperation with Kais Saied

Spotlight | Sudan
Biden's massive aid plan stumbles

Spotlight | Sudan, United States
USAID gets off to inauspicious start in tackling Sudan's debt

DRC
No let-up for Kinshasa as CapitalKeys continues to chase its $16.6 million

DRC
UK's Adam Smith International settles down in Kinshasa

Ethiopia
Abiy tries to attract international aid by opening up telecommunications

DRC
World Bank contemplates injecting $100m into DRC's Mwinda fund

Tunisia
Tourism: USAID abandons beach hotels to focus on the south

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Ivory Coast French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Makhzen Inc. or the ever more prosperous business empire of Mohammed VI's entourage

Kinshasa's pan-African plans for Grand Inga

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

USAID

Guinea Doumbouya taps 'civilian' minister Mory Condé to lead electoral reform

Tanzania World Bank warns Suluhu of risk of economy becoming overheated

In Focus | Tunisia Youssef Chahed set to clear obstacles for Saied in the United States

Spotlight | Kenya Top donors zoom in on Northern Rangelands Trust in wake of abuse claims

Sudan Egos and interference cut short US special envoy Jeffrey Feltman's term

Libya Souha al-Bedri is Saif Al Islam Gaddafi 's voice in Paris

Mozambique, United States Washington works to smooth defence relations with Maputo

Libya EU still waiting on its invitation for election observation

DRC, UAE USAID to inspect UAE impact on responsible gold trade

Spotlight | Sudan Creditors use debt and aid as weapons to ply pressure on Burhan

Sudan French trade minister prospects for banking, agriculture and airport deals in Khartoum

Central African Republic Government overhauls controversial mining reform plans

Tunisia Washington maintains aid programs and security cooperation with Kais Saied

Spotlight | Sudan Biden's massive aid plan stumbles

Spotlight | Sudan, United States USAID gets off to inauspicious start in tackling Sudan's debt

DRC No let-up for Kinshasa as CapitalKeys continues to chase its $16.6 million

DRC UK's Adam Smith International settles down in Kinshasa

Ethiopia Abiy tries to attract international aid by opening up telecommunications

DRC World Bank contemplates injecting $100m into DRC's Mwinda fund

Tunisia Tourism: USAID abandons beach hotels to focus on the south

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Guinea
Doumbouya taps 'civilian' minister Mory Condé to lead electoral reform

Tanzania
World Bank warns Suluhu of risk of economy becoming overheated

In Focus | Tunisia
Youssef Chahed set to clear obstacles for Saied in the United States

Spotlight | Kenya
Top donors zoom in on Northern Rangelands Trust in wake of abuse claims

Sudan
Egos and interference cut short US special envoy Jeffrey Feltman's term

Libya
Souha al-Bedri is Saif Al Islam Gaddafi 's voice in Paris

Mozambique, United States
Washington works to smooth defence relations with Maputo

Libya
EU still waiting on its invitation for election observation

DRC, UAE
USAID to inspect UAE impact on responsible gold trade

Spotlight | Sudan
Creditors use debt and aid as weapons to ply pressure on Burhan

Sudan
French trade minister prospects for banking, agriculture and airport deals in Khartoum

Central African Republic
Government overhauls controversial mining reform plans

Tunisia
Washington maintains aid programs and security cooperation with Kais Saied

Spotlight | Sudan
Biden's massive aid plan stumbles

Spotlight | Sudan, United States
USAID gets off to inauspicious start in tackling Sudan's debt

DRC
No let-up for Kinshasa as CapitalKeys continues to chase its $16.6 million

DRC
UK's Adam Smith International settles down in Kinshasa

Ethiopia
Abiy tries to attract international aid by opening up telecommunications

DRC
World Bank contemplates injecting $100m into DRC's Mwinda fund

Tunisia
Tourism: USAID abandons beach hotels to focus on the south