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Kenya
Competing for a Contract

A half-dozen international firms will compete for a contract to inspect Kenyan imports before shipment. [...]

Published on 05/04/2003 at 10:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Kenya
Chinese scanners for the KRA

In April 2002, the Kenya Revenue Authority had launched a tender for the supply of two x-ray scanners for containers, [...]

Subscribers only 07.02.2003

East Africa
Kigali wants to join EAC

Rwandan authorities have begun officializing the country's application to join East African Community (EAC) after head of state Paul Kagame [...]

Subscribers only 29.09.2000

Spotlight | East Africa
RAILS APART

The rail transport service for merchandise from the Republic of South Africa to Uganda, with transshipment of containers at Kitadu (Tanzania), which Trans Africa Railways Corporation (TARC) is to inaugurate shortly could spark a fresh dispute between the member-countries of [.

Subscribers only 20.02.1999

Spotlight | Kenya
BRITANNIC ANXIETY PERSISTS

After having handed him a memorandum in May (ION 814), a delegation of ten representatives of the British company organization Eastern African Association (EAA) led by Charles Gardner met with Kenyan head of state Daniel arap Moi in Nairobi on [.

Subscribers only Politics 12.09.1998

East Africa
NEW TRADE FLOWS

According the trade counsellors' newsletter for French embassies in East Africa, four new trade trends have appeared recently in the [...]

Subscribers only 02.03.1996

Spotlight | Kenya
ROSY BRETTON WOODS GARDEN

Nairobi's relations with its multilateral fund donors seem to be on the up and up. The World Bank has approved two loans for Kenya totalling US$165 million this week and the IMF, which has just completed a special mission to [.

Subscribers only 03.02.1996

Kenya
TOEING THE LINE

At a time when a joint delegation of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund was in Nairobi, notably to [...]

Subscribers only 27.01.1996

Kenya
HIGHLY RATED CONFERENCE

The conference on investments organized in Nairobi by the Kenyan government on May 5 and 6 (ION N° 620) was [...]

Subscribers only 14.05.1994

Spotlight | Kenya
THE ECONOMIC REVOLUTION

If it is put into practice, the Kenyan Government's Policy Framework Paper (1994-1996), worked out with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, will mean a veritable revolution for the country's economy. In its final version (of November 10), [.

Subscribers only 04.12.1993

East Africa
LOANS FROM ADB

The African Development Bank (ADB) approved four financial packages for Uganda during the meeting held at the end of October. [...]

Subscribers only 13.11.1993

Spotlight | Kenya
A POST-ELECTORAL CHALLENGE

A year after international donors decided to freeze 350 million dollars of aid to Kenya, some of them no longer believe the present government will be capable of carrying through the economic reforms that include reducing the budget deficit, privatising [.

Subscribers only 21.11.1992

Spotlight | Comoros islands
FINANCIAL SCANDAL

The purchase by the Comoros Islands state of over 350 vehicles and machines (tractors, mini-buses, lifts and cement-mixers etc), from Italy a few months ago, has brought to light a hitherto discreet mechanism for political funding.

Subscribers only 18.04.1992

Mauritius
OWNER OF DELPHIS BANK ANNOUNCES EXPANSION PROJECT

Interviewed by Mauritian daily, Le Mauricien, published on February 11, Kenyan national Ketan Somaia, owner of the Delphis Bank in [...]

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Kenya
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Kigali wants to join EAC

Spotlight | East Africa
RAILS APART

Spotlight | Kenya
BRITANNIC ANXIETY PERSISTS

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NEW TRADE FLOWS

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ROSY BRETTON WOODS GARDEN

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TOEING THE LINE

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HIGHLY RATED CONFERENCE

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East Africa
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A POST-ELECTORAL CHALLENGE

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FINANCIAL SCANDAL

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OWNER OF DELPHIS BANK ANNOUNCES EXPANSION PROJECT

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Kenya Chinese scanners for the KRA

East Africa Kigali wants to join EAC

Spotlight | East Africa RAILS APART

Spotlight | Kenya BRITANNIC ANXIETY PERSISTS

East Africa NEW TRADE FLOWS

Spotlight | Kenya ROSY BRETTON WOODS GARDEN

Kenya TOEING THE LINE

Kenya HIGHLY RATED CONFERENCE

Spotlight | Kenya THE ECONOMIC REVOLUTION

East Africa LOANS FROM ADB

Spotlight | Kenya A POST-ELECTORAL CHALLENGE

Spotlight | Comoros islands FINANCIAL SCANDAL

Mauritius OWNER OF DELPHIS BANK ANNOUNCES EXPANSION PROJECT

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Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

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

Kenya
Competing for a Contract

Kenya
Chinese scanners for the KRA

East Africa
Kigali wants to join EAC

Spotlight | East Africa
RAILS APART

Spotlight | Kenya
BRITANNIC ANXIETY PERSISTS

East Africa
NEW TRADE FLOWS

Spotlight | Kenya
ROSY BRETTON WOODS GARDEN

Kenya
TOEING THE LINE

Kenya
HIGHLY RATED CONFERENCE

Spotlight | Kenya
THE ECONOMIC REVOLUTION

East Africa
LOANS FROM ADB

Spotlight | Kenya
A POST-ELECTORAL CHALLENGE

Spotlight | Comoros islands
FINANCIAL SCANDAL

Mauritius
OWNER OF DELPHIS BANK ANNOUNCES EXPANSION PROJECT