The Egyptian civil engineering company is beginning to put a figure on the millions of dollars it will be claiming from the DRC over its contract to build a road between Mbuji-Mayi and Kananga.
French geologists will be helping Chad to continue with its inventory of its mining potential, with mines minister Abdelkerim Mahamat hoping that new resources will be discovered.
The CEO of the Congolese state-owned oil company Sonahydroc, Marcellin Bilomba, has just been called to appear before Jean-Louis Esambo Kangashe, head of the National Security Council.
A gathering of France's top defence officials to discuss pressing issues about Africa that was original scheduled for 14 November will now take place on 12 December.
Nine private healthcare companies appealed to the Supreme Court in November against a major over-the-counter public contract that was concluded in September.
The AU mission in Somalia has not had a deputy chief for months. Flaring tensions between the region and the pan-African organisation are blocking the process.
Between calls for boycotts and demonstrations, the transition to a new education system is crystallising opposition to the government. The education secretary is due to appear before a parliamentary committee today.
The bank is to finance its first public infrastructure project in Angola, spearheaded by the Israeli conglomerate Mitrelli.
Proparco, the Agence Francaise du Developpement subsidiary dedicated to private sector development, could take charge of the EU funds refused by Kais Saied in early October. It would have the task of reallocating them to innovative Tunisian companies.
Morocco and South Africa each have candidates running to take over from Vaclav Balek of the Czech Republic when he completes his one-year term at the end of the year.
