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Djibouti

NEW MINISTERS

Djibouti's new defence minister Abdallah Chirwah Djibril, appointed at the end of March (ION N° 712), was born at Holl-Holl [...]

Subscribers only 13.04.1996

RPP CARVES UP ITS OWN GUTS

After the recent dismissal of two ministers (Moumin Bahdon Farah and Ahmed Boulaleh Barreh) who are supporters of head of [...]

Subscribers only 13.04.1996

JACQUES GODFRAIN

French cooperation minister (and Africa specialist) Jacques Godfrain is due [...]

Subscribers only 13.04.1996

EXTERNAL AND OUTSTANDING DEBTS

Djibouti's outstanding external debt is now estimated to total some US$217 million (38.6 billion Djibouti francs), including $94 million for [...]

Subscribers only 06.04.1996

GELLEH-GEDI: MOVES

Head of state Hassan Gouled Aptidon gave in to pressure from his nephew (and chef de cabinet) Ismail Omar Gelleh [...]

Subscribers only 30.03.1996

GUY SERIEYS

The present cultural attache at the French embassy in Dakar, Guy Serieys, has been named head of the cooperation and [...]

Subscribers only 30.03.1996

BACK FROM WASHINGTON

Djibouti's finance and economy minister Mohamed Ali Mohamed has returned home reassured after his recent visit to the International Monetary [...]

Subscribers only 30.03.1996

Spotlight
SUCCESSION GOES ON THE AGENDA

Although the normal electoral deadline is still distant, 1996 looks like being a decisive period for picking the successor to head of state Hassan Gouled Aptidon. His two-month absence in France, first for medical treatment and then on convalescence, sharpened [.

Subscribers only 23.03.1996

IBRAHIM CHEHEM DAOUD

The former deputy secretary general for communications (June 1994) of the Front pour la Restauration de l'Unité et de la [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.1996

PROBLEMS STILL WITH IMF

Although the programme of financial aid for Djibouti might be submitted to the International Monetary Fund management committee about mid-April [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.1996

FRUD COMES LEGAL

Djibouti interior minister Idriss Harbi Farah announced on March 9 that the faction of Front pour la Restauration de l'Unité [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.1996

C/C V. COTECNA

The Djibouti Chamber of Commerce and Industry has protested against [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.1996

MAMASSAN DON'T AGREE

The recent dismissal of several Issa officials belonging to the Mamassan clan like Djibouti head of state Hassan Gouled Aptidon [...]

Subscribers only 09.03.1996

MOHAMED HERRADI

A Moroccan national who has spent his whole career with Mobil Oil Morocco, Mohamed El Mehdi Herradi has been appointed [...]

Subscribers only 09.03.1996

WARRANT FOR MAHDI AHMED ABDILLAHI

French judge Roger Le Loire, who is leading investigations into [...]

Subscribers only 09.03.1996

TRUCELESS RAMADAN

Celebration of Moslems' religious feast of Aid El Fitr, which marks the end of the period of Ramadan, failed to [...]

Subscribers only 02.03.1996

HASSAN GOULED APTIDON

Before returning to Djibouti on March 2, head of state [...]

Subscribers only 24.02.1996

NEW PORT TARIFFS

The Port Autonome International de Djibouti has adopted new tariffs for port services and taxes in a bid to simplify [...]

Subscribers only 17.02.1996

MUTINY AND FINANCE

The mutiny by inmates of Gabode prison, in Djibouti Town, on February 3 which resulted in two deaths and twenty-nine [...]

Subscribers only 17.02.1996

J. H. BINFORD PEAY

The general commanding US forces (South-East Asia and East Africa) [...]

Subscribers only 17.02.1996

DECISION SOON ON TROOP PULL-OUT

During his visit to Djibouti last month, French defence minister [...]

Subscribers only 17.02.1996

JEAN JACQUES MOULINE

The head of the French cooperation mission in Djibouti, Jean Jacques Mouline, must leave the country shortly but contrary to [...]

Subscribers only 10.02.1996

ALI MOHAMED

Djibouti's finance minister was due to fly to Washington on [...]

Subscribers only 10.02.1996

PRIVATE HOSPITAL PROJECT

Dr. Nicolas Georgalis who has opened a small emergency dispensary [...]

Subscribers only 10.02.1996

TROUBLE AHEAD

As head of state Hassan Gouled Aptidon slowly gets over a major haemorrhage (diagnosed by French military doctors as a [...]

Subscribers only 03.02.1996

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Djibouti

NEW MINISTERS

RPP CARVES UP ITS OWN GUTS

JACQUES GODFRAIN

EXTERNAL AND OUTSTANDING DEBTS

GELLEH-GEDI: MOVES

GUY SERIEYS

BACK FROM WASHINGTON

Spotlight
SUCCESSION GOES ON THE AGENDA

IBRAHIM CHEHEM DAOUD

PROBLEMS STILL WITH IMF

FRUD COMES LEGAL

C/C V. COTECNA

MAMASSAN DON'T AGREE

MOHAMED HERRADI

WARRANT FOR MAHDI AHMED ABDILLAHI

TRUCELESS RAMADAN

HASSAN GOULED APTIDON

NEW PORT TARIFFS

MUTINY AND FINANCE

J. H. BINFORD PEAY

DECISION SOON ON TROOP PULL-OUT

JEAN JACQUES MOULINE

ALI MOHAMED

PRIVATE HOSPITAL PROJECT

TROUBLE AHEAD

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NEW MINISTERS

RPP CARVES UP ITS OWN GUTS

JACQUES GODFRAIN

EXTERNAL AND OUTSTANDING DEBTS

GELLEH-GEDI: MOVES

GUY SERIEYS

BACK FROM WASHINGTON

Spotlight SUCCESSION GOES ON THE AGENDA

IBRAHIM CHEHEM DAOUD

PROBLEMS STILL WITH IMF

FRUD COMES LEGAL

C/C V. COTECNA

MAMASSAN DON'T AGREE

MOHAMED HERRADI

WARRANT FOR MAHDI AHMED ABDILLAHI

TRUCELESS RAMADAN

HASSAN GOULED APTIDON

NEW PORT TARIFFS

MUTINY AND FINANCE

J. H. BINFORD PEAY

DECISION SOON ON TROOP PULL-OUT

JEAN JACQUES MOULINE

ALI MOHAMED

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TROUBLE AHEAD

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SUCCESSION GOES ON THE AGENDA