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Mauritius
The Esquel Group Could Leave Mauritius

The Hong Kong textile group Esquel, one of the pioneers of the Mauritian Export Processing Zone (EPZ) - where it [...]

Published on 12/04/2003 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Mauritius
Zoellick Sidesteps Commitment

The head of the American delegation to the business forum AGOA had trouble in winning over some African leaders attending the event.

Subscribers only 17.01.2003

Southern Africa
Textile Lobbying in America

An American lobbying company representing a plethora of southern Africa textile producers is moving heaven and earth to lift all [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2001

Mauritius
New Helm on Bridge of Free Port

Hoping that its ship will come in, the Mauritius Freeport Development Co Ltd (MFD), a private company specializing in harbor [...]

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Mauritius
PM Ramgoolam in Washington

Mauritian prime minister Navin Ramgoolam arrived in Washington on February first for a lightning visit to try to persuade US [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.2000

Spotlight | Mauritius
BITTER SUGAR

Beyond the November 19 bye-election, which is focussing the attention of the Mauritian political class because it will have the value of a test for the next general election (ION 865), the island's economy is in danger of morning-after feelings [.

Subscribers only 11.09.1999

Mauritius
RUPEE RATE HANDICAPS TEXTILES

Appreciation of the Mauritian rupee against the euro and European national currencies handicaps textile exports to the European Union by [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.1999

Spotlight | Mauritius
DON'T LOSE YOUR FILOFAX

Offshore banking is not the only ace card Mauritius holds (ION 834). The country is exporting its industries' know-how to Africa, not simply in the textiles sector (as in Madagascar) but now also in the sugar industry, aeronautical management, consultancy, [.

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About Africa Intelligence

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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

Mauritius
The Esquel Group Could Leave Mauritius

Mauritius
Zoellick Sidesteps Commitment

Southern Africa
Textile Lobbying in America

Mauritius
New Helm on Bridge of Free Port

Mauritius
PM Ramgoolam in Washington

Spotlight | Mauritius
BITTER SUGAR

Mauritius
RUPEE RATE HANDICAPS TEXTILES

Spotlight | Mauritius
DON'T LOSE YOUR FILOFAX

South Africa
A US FAVOUR FOR TEXTILES

Spotlight | Mauritius
THE MILLS OF DISCORD

Mauritius
EXPORTS TO USA

South Africa
MARKETS TARGETTED BY WASHINGTON

Spotlight | Ethiopia
A FRANCE-U.S. BATTLEGROUND

Mauritius
MODERNISATION: TEXTILE SECTOR'S HOPE

Kenya
PROJECTS PULL US PUNTERS

Mauritius
WORK PERMITS DEREGULARISED