The first hundred days of operation Restore Hope in Somalia did not put an end to the racketeering and extortion that the non-governmental humanitarian organizations have been subjected to. The presence of the United States army troops did not encourage [.
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A conference on trade and investment opportunities in Uganda, to be held in London on May 25 (ION N°564) by [...]
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The new United States deputy Secretary of State for African Affairs, George Edward Moose met President Daniel arap Moi of [...]
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The forces of the Torit faction of the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) led by Colonel John Garang are apparently [...]
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The Ethiopian authorities last week sacked 41 members of the teaching staff at Addis Ababa University, among them, five of [...]
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The special representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations in Eritrea, Samir Sanbar has returned from a tour [...]
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Djibouti's former ambassador to Europe based in France, in Paris, is a candidate in the upcoming presidential elections (see p.3). [...]
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Via a million-dollar grant from the Technical Assistance Fund (TAF), the African Development Bank (ADB) is going to finance the [...]
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The United States administration has finally settled on Brian Atwood as it choice for the head of the U.S. Agency [...]
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Five candidates are standing in the two rounds of the Djiboutian presidential election on May 7 and May 21. Vying [...]
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Since the arrival in power of the Ethiopian Peoples' Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) in Ethiopia small armed groups have been [...]
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A report made by a recent mission from the French Caisse Française de Développement (CFD) on the extension of Djibouti's [...]
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The Centre Français du Commerce Extérieur (CFCE) and French commercial [...]
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The Tanzanian vice-prime minister and minister of internal affairs told [...]
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The court hearings on April 13, of 38 Muslim fundamentalists [...]
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A Tanzanian company based in Mbeya in the west of [...]
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While the Front Uni de l'Opposition Djiboutienne (FUOD) has agreed [...]
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According to information obtained by The Indian Ocean Newsletter, a French businessman from the southern port of Marseille, Aimé Jouve, [...]
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The Mauritian parliament is due to debate a new act on April 20 to replace the Export Processing Zone Act [...]
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In a study on how to attract foreign investment to Zimbabwe, the Foreign Investment Advisory Service (FIAS), a World Bank [...]
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Zimbabwe's state-owned air freight carrier, Affretair, is negotiating a joint venture with the Russian airline carrier Aeroflot in which the [...]
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Under the reign of the late President Ahmed Abdallah, Yves Le Bret was considered persona non grata, and was expelled [...]
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New Malagasy President Albert Zafy wants a mobile radio and telephone liaison system to improve his autonomous communications with notably [...]
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During a visit to the United States, the Mozambican minister [...]
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On a visit to Canada, France and Britain as part [...]
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The Mozambican President is to make a European tour, taking [...]
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According to a recent issue of the opposition Democratic Party [...]
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The World Labour Confederation, whose headquarters in Brussels, Belgium is [...]
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The Mauritian and Zimbabwe authorities have signed a double taxation [...]
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A 40-page report by Zimbabwe's Controller and Auditor General says [...]
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After thirteen years of political reclusion, the Zimbabwe nationalist veteran [...]
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