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Djibouti
Boom in Forwarding Business

The maritime agency and forwarding business is enjoying a boom in Djibouti where a dozen new companies have just set up shop. [...]

Published on 08/11/2003 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Djibouti
Troubles Over the War in Iraq

Djiboutian President Ismaël Omar Guellah is testing his diplomatic flexibility by discreetly supporting the American armed forces while carefully handling [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.03.2003

Spotlight | Djibouti
Sheikh on the warpath

Bogged down in a mediation procedure in Somalia which looks very much like coming to a sudden end, and facing domestic negotiations with Afar rebels members of FRUD (opposition) which are dragging on without ever concluding, head of state Ismail [.

Subscribers only Politics 27.10.2000

Spotlight | Africa
NGOs and De Beers Fighting the Same Fight?

In the space of just a few months the question of diamonds from conflict zones has broken beyond the confines of debate between experts to take center stage on the international scene, to the discomfort of diamond traders unaccustomed to [.

Subscribers only Energy 26.06.2000

Tanzania
THE NAVY'S SINKING IN THE SWELL

The 800-strong Tanzanian navy has much difficulty patrolling the country's exclusive economic zone because of its few seaworthy ships. Most [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.10.1999

Djibouti
RECYCLING A WHITE ELEPHANT

The presidential decree adopted by council of ministers on July 6 to authorize management of Djibouti's fishing port by a [...]

Subscribers only 24.07.1999

Djibouti
SIRAM AIMS AT FISHING PORT

Taher Said Saef, a Djibouti businessman of Yemeni origin, is [...]

Subscribers only 15.05.1999

Djibouti
FISHING PORT PRIVATIZATION

The Djibouti government is to issue a Call for bids next week with a view to ceding to a private [...]

Subscribers only 12.09.1998

Djibouti
FIXING A SHAKE-UP

Djibouti is expected in coming months to light the fuse on several major economic shake-ups which it has long promised [...]

Subscribers only 04.01.1997

Djibouti
FRANCO-ITALIAN RIVALRY

In Spring 1994, eight companies, including two French (SOGEA and Colas), two Italian (Cosmez and Cosmaz), and one from northern [...]

Subscribers only 20.07.1996

Spotlight | Djibouti
SWING TO AUSTERITY

The visit of French cooperation minister Jacques Godfrain to Djibouti from April 15 to 17 and the simultaneous decision of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) board in Washington on April 15 to grant the Djibouti government a US$6.

Subscribers only 20.04.1996

Spotlight | Somalia
BOSASO THRIVES ON RANSOM

Hijacking fishing boats and then demanding a stiff ransom from the shipowners has developed into a thriving trade off the Somali coast, and one group of Mejertein pirates are believed to have raked in nearly US$2 million that way in [.

Subscribers only 17.09.1994

Madagascar
NEW GOLD TRADING AGENCY

A trading agency dealing in gold is to be set up by the ministry of mines in parallel with a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.09.1994

Spotlight | Madagascar
TIMETABLE FOR AN ECONOMIC RELAUNCH

Madagascar's discussions with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will doubtless be far more delicate than that government likes to admit and it seems extremely unlikely that structural adjustment credits can be released before the second half [.

Subscribers only 23.10.1993

Nigeria
EXPORT REFINERY PROJECT WITH ARGENTINA

Nigeria has turned towards Argentina in a drive to build export-oriented refineries and/or take stakes in foreign refineries, an objective [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.1992

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Djibouti RECYCLING A WHITE ELEPHANT

Djibouti SIRAM AIMS AT FISHING PORT

Djibouti FISHING PORT PRIVATIZATION

Djibouti FIXING A SHAKE-UP

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Spotlight | Djibouti SWING TO AUSTERITY

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Spotlight | Madagascar TIMETABLE FOR AN ECONOMIC RELAUNCH

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Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Morocco
US-China trade war threatens Morocco's nascent battery industry

Djibouti
Boom in Forwarding Business

Djibouti
Troubles Over the War in Iraq

Spotlight | Djibouti
Sheikh on the warpath

Spotlight | Africa
NGOs and De Beers Fighting the Same Fight?

Tanzania
THE NAVY'S SINKING IN THE SWELL

Djibouti
RECYCLING A WHITE ELEPHANT

Djibouti
SIRAM AIMS AT FISHING PORT

Djibouti
FISHING PORT PRIVATIZATION

Djibouti
FIXING A SHAKE-UP

Djibouti
FRANCO-ITALIAN RIVALRY

Spotlight | Djibouti
SWING TO AUSTERITY

Spotlight | Somalia
BOSASO THRIVES ON RANSOM

Madagascar
NEW GOLD TRADING AGENCY

Spotlight | Madagascar
TIMETABLE FOR AN ECONOMIC RELAUNCH

Nigeria
EXPORT REFINERY PROJECT WITH ARGENTINA