The International Monetary Fund's information mission to Djibouti last November considers the state of the country's public finances to be "worrying". Its conclusions are far more serious than those in the previous report. According to information obtained by The Indian [.
Subscribers only
According to information obtained by Africa Energy and Mining published by Indigo, the Prime Minister of the provisional Somali government, [...]
Subscribers only
The Djiboutian government forces say they occupied PK 9 (ION N°557) on January 4 and have taken up a position [...]
Subscribers only
Demonstrations in protest over the high cost of living were held in Wed Medani, Sudan's second largest city, south east [...]
Subscribers only
The French Council of Ministers appointed Brigadier General Bernard Messana on January 6 as High Commander of the French armed [...]
Subscribers only
The Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) announced the execution in Juba by the Sudanese regime on January 6, of the [...]
Subscribers only
Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi presented a new government on January 13, the main feature of which is the appointment [...]
Subscribers only
A Sudanese diplomatic source says the leaders of the National Islamic Front (NIF) and the Sudanese authorities have recently drafted [...]
Subscribers only
British Airways is planning to reduce its flights to Kenya due to problems the company is experiencing in repatriating its [...]
Subscribers only
The leader of the provisional Eritrean government was hospitalized in Israel on January 7, at his own request, following complications [...]
Subscribers only
The Ethiopian authorities decided from December 30, 1992, to liberalize the transport of goods by road. This means in effect [...]
Subscribers only
The reconciliation conference on Somalia held in Addis Ababa last week under the aegis of the United Nations (ION N°557), [...]
Subscribers only
The parallel exchange market in Kenya, Forex C, that works [...]
Subscribers only
The Ethiopian minister for Foreign Ecomonic Cooperation was expected to [...]
Subscribers only
Former business partner to the ousted energy minister in Kenya, [...]
Subscribers only
About 75 United States citizens, civilian and military, have recently [...]
Subscribers only
Arab daily al Madinah cited by Bernard Helander's Swedish bulletin [...]
Subscribers only
Some sources say that special units of United States reconnaissance [...]
Subscribers only
According to the bulletin published by the Reunion Island-based Institut d'Emission des Départements d'Outre-Mer, the number of unemployed in Reunion [...]
Subscribers only
The leader of the future Egyptian chancellery in South Africa recently visited Pretoria where the Egyptian authorities have already acquired [...]
Subscribers only
A former civil servant in the Mozambican Ministry of Foreign Affairs, dismissed in 1979 after being accused of links with [...]
Subscribers only
A copy of recent document obtained by The Indian Ocean Newsletter, issued from the Portuguese Ministry of Defence, lists projects [...]
Subscribers only
The Chairman of the finance sub-committee in the National Assembly of Zimbabwe, Sydney Malunga, who denounced nepotism and tribalism as [...]
Subscribers only
After a World Bank mission to South Africa at the beginning of 1992, experts drafted a preliminary report entitled, "A [...]
Subscribers only
Several privatisation measures that should have come into effect from January 1, 1993 are again delayed. Customs levies and duties [...]
Subscribers only
The city of Johannesburg is high on the list as [...]
Subscribers only
Zimbabwe's Finance Ministry has announced that the President of the [...]
Subscribers only
The Archbishop of Beira, Jaime Gonçalves has signed an agreement [...]
Subscribers only
The leader of the African National Congress (ANC) has been [...]
Subscribers only
The president of the economic committee of the Haute Autorité [...]
Subscribers only
The United States, in association with the authorities in Zimbabwe [...]
Subscribers only