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Djibouti
LAST PREPARATIONS FOR AN IMF CREDIT

Two International Monetary Fund officials (country director Van Kan Thai and Jakubiak) and the World Bank's country director Michael Sarris [...]

Published on 19/06/1999 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Kenya IMF TALKS RESUME

Spotlight | Kenya STILL A GOOD CHANCE OF GOING BANKRUPT

Kenya HAIR'S BREADTH FROM CASH CRISIS

Kenya NO IMF AID THIS FISCAL YEAR

Spotlight | Kenya LEAKEY ON A TIGHTROPE

Ethiopia BORDER-BUST COST IS HIGH

Spotlight | Kenya BARELY A THREE-MONTH HONEYMOON

Zimbabwe WORLD BANK FOLLOWS SUIT

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Zimbabwe HOW MURERWA REASSURED GONDWE

Tanzania IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

Madagascar ETERNAL PROBLEM OF FISCAL REVENUE

Nigeria PRIVATIZATION FOR OIL INDUSTRY?

Spotlight | Cameroon BOTTOM OF THE BARREL

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

Mali, Senegal, Togo
The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

Djibouti
LAST PREPARATIONS FOR AN IMF CREDIT

Kenya
IMF TALKS RESUME

Spotlight | Kenya
STILL A GOOD CHANCE OF GOING BANKRUPT

Kenya
HAIR'S BREADTH FROM CASH CRISIS

Kenya
NO IMF AID THIS FISCAL YEAR

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

Nigeria
PRIVATIZATION FOR OIL INDUSTRY?

Spotlight | Cameroon
BOTTOM OF THE BARREL

Congo
END OF THE OIL-STATE