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Djibouti
Fishing port privatized

The Djibouti government has just conceded the management of the Djibouti fishing port to the private company Djibouti Maritime Management [...]

Published on 13/03/2004 at 10:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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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

Somalia
EC DOESN'T APPRECIATE AIDEED

Officials of the European Commission's DG VIII (Development) do not mince their words about Somali faction leader general Mohamed Farah [...]

Subscribers only 20.04.1996

Somalia
AIDEED AMBITIONS

The capture of Baidoa in September by supporters of general Mohamed Farah Aideed (ION N° 686) has been followed by [...]

Subscribers only 11.11.1995

Somalia
AIDEED TOPS UP THE KITTY

Somali National Alliance leader general Mohamed Farah Aideed announced last month that his "government" would tax trading operations in the [...]

Subscribers only 07.10.1995

Djibouti
CLIMBING OUT OF DEBT

In the "Rapport sur la réforme et le développement de l'économie de Djibouti" completed a few months ago in readiness [...]

Subscribers only 22.07.1995

Southern Africa
SOUTHERN AFRICA GETS CFD BETS

The Republic of South Africa (FFr.218 million) and Mozambique (FFr.213.8 million) were the countries of southern and east Africa which [...]

Subscribers only 11.03.1995

Somalia
BANANA WAR CONTINUES

Interviewed by Italian journalists, Horst Raschdorf, the German official heading Mogadiscio Port Operation Corporation (which administers the Somali capital's port) [...]

Subscribers only 25.02.1995

Somalia
NOW THEY'RE SHOOTING FOR BANANAS

Two trading companies who have spent the past several months squabbling over Somali bananas are now reported to have stepped [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.1995

Somalia
LAST-CHANCE CONFERENCE

A delegation of seven from the United Nations Security Council led by ambassador Colin Keating, New Zealand's permanent representative to [...]

Subscribers only 29.10.1994

Somalia
WHEELER-DEALERS IN MOGADISCIO

According to some Somali sources, colonel Abdulahi Yussuf Ahmed, the contested leader of Somali Salvation Democratic Front (SSDF) who was [...]

Subscribers only 15.10.1994

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

Djibouti, Ethiopia
THE FATE OF AFAR REFUGEES

One of the secretaries of the French parliament's foreign affairs commission, Xavier Deniau, has pleaded in a report of the [...]

Subscribers only 25.06.1994

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

Somalia
REGIONAL SHOCK WAVE

During the "Provide Relief" operation in August 1992 targeting Somalia, Kenya, after diplomatic tension, allowed the United States forces access [...]

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Somalia, Somaliland
TRANSPORT GETS GOING AGAIN

As Somaliland's economic activities start to take off slowly, trade relations are building up between this and other countries in [...]

Subscribers only 18.01.1992

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Djibouti FRANCO-ITALIAN RIVALRY

Somalia EC DOESN'T APPRECIATE AIDEED

Somalia AIDEED AMBITIONS

Somalia AIDEED TOPS UP THE KITTY

Djibouti CLIMBING OUT OF DEBT

Southern Africa SOUTHERN AFRICA GETS CFD BETS

Somalia BANANA WAR CONTINUES

Somalia NOW THEY'RE SHOOTING FOR BANANAS

Somalia LAST-CHANCE CONFERENCE

Somalia WHEELER-DEALERS IN MOGADISCIO

Spotlight | Somalia BOSASO THRIVES ON RANSOM

Djibouti, Ethiopia THE FATE OF AFAR REFUGEES

Spotlight | Madagascar TIMETABLE FOR AN ECONOMIC RELAUNCH

Somalia REGIONAL SHOCK WAVE

Somalia, Somaliland TRANSPORT GETS GOING AGAIN

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DRC
Washington deal: intricacies behind Tshisekedi's poker move

Namibia
Namibia oil utopia hangs on TotalEnergies' final investment decision

Djibouti
Fishing port privatized

Djibouti
FRANCO-ITALIAN RIVALRY

Somalia
EC DOESN'T APPRECIATE AIDEED

Somalia
AIDEED AMBITIONS

Somalia
AIDEED TOPS UP THE KITTY

Djibouti
CLIMBING OUT OF DEBT

Southern Africa
SOUTHERN AFRICA GETS CFD BETS

Somalia
BANANA WAR CONTINUES

Somalia
NOW THEY'RE SHOOTING FOR BANANAS

Somalia
LAST-CHANCE CONFERENCE

Somalia
WHEELER-DEALERS IN MOGADISCIO

Spotlight | Somalia
BOSASO THRIVES ON RANSOM

Djibouti, Ethiopia
THE FATE OF AFAR REFUGEES

Spotlight | Madagascar
TIMETABLE FOR AN ECONOMIC RELAUNCH

Somalia
REGIONAL SHOCK WAVE

Somalia, Somaliland
TRANSPORT GETS GOING AGAIN