The lack of experience and skills in the small world of black business is a major handicap in putting the policy of black empowerment into practice
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Western donors have just granted 100 million shillings ($1 equals 79,40 shillings) to the Civic Education Reform Consortium (Cerco), a [...]
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The president of the Alliance républicaine pour le développement (ARD, opposition), Ahmed Dini, who is currently in Paris, implemented some [...]
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The former head of public relations for the Oromyia Regional State was recruited by the minister of foreign affairs in [...]
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The bishop presiding over the Methodist Church in Southern Africa has just been named general secretary of the All Africa [...]
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President Yoweri Museveni just appointed the board of directors of the new National Planning Authority (NPA), the presidency of which [...]
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After a lively controversy, the Tanzanian government ended up canceling the permit that had been granted to a Kenyan firm to exploit wood from the Sao Hill forest.
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The company Total has just won the contract for stocking and distributing hydrocarbons on the island of Mayotte for 12.748 million euros.
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The Mauritius Ports Authority (MPA, State-owned) has its eye on several foreign contracts for management support of the Tema (Ghana), [...]
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The head of Gash Investment Company in Eritrea was arrested by governmental security agents in Asmara three months ago, and [...]
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Africa Assistance (AA), a private company of investigators based in East Africa, just claimed victory with the May 6 decision [...]
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Eritrea is having a hard time getting rid of a patriotic Ethiopian opposition front who's decided to fight against the Addis Ababa regime.
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A few months after leaving the White House, the former Africa director of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), Rosa Whitaker, has become Kampala's lobbyist in Washington.
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The National Security Intelligence Service reinforced its fight against terrorism, creating a special unit and tightening the scrutiny of tourists.
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At the same time that it is leaving the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Ugandan army is strengthening its support of militias there.
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The secretary general of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, has [...]
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After two days of discussions in Addis Ababa, representatives from [...]
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Several new ambassadors recently presented their credentials to President Mwai [...]
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Norway just decided to open an embassy in Khartoum, as [...]
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Badiri Ali Bogoreh was named, by decree, secretary general of [...]
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This week, President Yoweri Museveni charged the national political commissar, [...]
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Goshu Wolde plans to return to Ethiopia to lead a [...]
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During a visit to Antananarivo this week, the director of the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office's (FCO) Africa department, James [...]
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A new Japanese ambassador to Madagascar will present his credentials to President Marc Ravalomanana this month. Yoshihara Osamu, 55, began [...]
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The succession of the current Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB) board chairman should take place during the organization's next general [...]
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The company Transports et travaux aériens de Madagascar (TTAM) runs the risk of bearing the brunt of the unorganized management [...]
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The firm ComoreTel (majority American), already butting heads over differences with the company SB Holding (ION 1039), is now being [...]
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After its meeting with president Albert René, the opposition was invited to debate with a State economic committee.
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The agreement to protect French investments in Madagascar, which couldn't be signed during President Marc Ravalomanana's visit to Paris, should be signed before the end of the year.
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After announcing that cellular telephones would be operational by the end of 2002, the Moroni government has postponed the date until late 2003.
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Despite the measured success of various mediation attempts in the [...]
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The editor-in-chief of the Financial Gazette, Nqobile Nyathi, just left [...]
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Mosegur, a company directed by the Portuguese businessman Jaime Nogueria [...]
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The former head of South African employers, Kevin Wakeford, is [...]
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The privatization of the management of the Ivata international airport [...]
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The Renamo leader is set to visit the United States [...]
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