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Madagascar

Worries over judges' strike

American, German, British, Swiss and Japanese diplomats on post in Antananarivo are very worried by the strike by Madagascan judges [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.02.2005

An advisor in Central Africa

The President of the Central African Republic, General François Bozizé, has asked his Madagascan counterpart Marc Ravalomanana to send him [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.02.2005

Colas does OK

The President of Madagascar has just entrusted the French firm Colas and his own company Alma with a construction contract worth several tens of millions of euros.

Subscribers only 18.02.2005

Lahmeyer Now in Charge

Germany's Lahmeyer group took over the management of Madagascar's power utility on Feb. 1.

Subscribers only Energy 15.02.2005

Rodrigues Hache

A Canadian national, Rodrigues Hache, took over as head of Jiro sy Rano Malagasy (Jirama) when Germany's Lahmeyer formally assumed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.02.2005

Canadians in Uranium

The Canadian company Pan African Mining Corporation has just set up a joint venture with Omnis in order to prospect for uranium.

Subscribers only 11.02.2005

Delicate negotiations between Madagascar and France

The negotiations to revise the air traffic agreement between France and Madagascar, held in Antananarivo on 8 and 9 February, [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.2005

James Bond invites businessmen to lunch in Madagascar

The Indian Ocean director of the World Bank, based in [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.2005

Deputy PM wants SNCF to pay its debt

The French Minister of Transport, Gilles de Robien and the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 11.02.2005

New top men in Madagascar

The board of Jirama (water and electricity) met on 10 [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.2005

President Talks with Dynatec Men

President Marc Ravalomanana met with officials from Dynatec Corporation in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.02.2005

Pan African Follows in French Footsteps

Madagascar's Office des Mines Nationales des Industries Strategiques (OMNIS) has [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.02.2005

Four pre-selected for Toamasina in Madagascar

The Madagascan authorities have pre-selected four companies and consortia for the attribution of the contract for a concession for the [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure 04.02.2005

Opponents call for help from the embassies

The representatives of the embassies of France, Germany and also of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung foundation in Antananarivo gave a [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.02.2005

Zafy angry with Rakotomavo

On 26 January, three opposition groups (SPDUN, CRN and RFN) agreed on the principle of ?jointly organising a national conference?, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.02.2005

Vuna goes for bituminous sands

In view of the high cost of conventional oil exploration by drilling, Vuna Energy is giving priority to bituminous sands.

Subscribers only 04.02.2005

The minister's new staff

In spite of being on poor terms with President Marc Ravalomanana, the Minister of Industrialisation has finally been able form his team of advisors.

Subscribers only 04.02.2005

The Americans are slow investigators

About six months ago, the United States embassy in Madagascar [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.02.2005

A new weekly in Madagascar

Edgard Razafindravahy, CEO of the group Prey-Ravate, which already owns [...]

Subscribers only 04.02.2005

Patrice Pezat

The firm Orange Madagascar has a new director general in [...]

Subscribers only 04.02.2005

Sylla loses his personal staff

Three of the close personal staff of the Malagasy Prime Minister Jacques Sylla have resigned and will leave their posts at the end of January.

Subscribers only Politics 28.01.2005

Soamihanta Poulain

Since the end of 2004, the Groupement des entreprises franches & partenaires (Gefp) of Madagascar has a new secretary general [...]

Subscribers only 28.01.2005

Alan Bond

The controversial businessman Alan Bond, who has been in prison in the past for fraudulent bankruptcy, went to Australia at [...]

Subscribers only 28.01.2005

First victims in textiles

The ending of the multi-fibre agreement is starting to have repercussions in textile companies in the Malagasy export processing zone.

Subscribers only 28.01.2005

The ambassador of Mauritius is worried about security

Ever since his neighbour, a Karana jeweller, fell victim to [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.01.2005

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Madagascar

Worries over judges' strike

An advisor in Central Africa

Colas does OK

Lahmeyer Now in Charge

Rodrigues Hache

Canadians in Uranium

Delicate negotiations between Madagascar and France

James Bond invites businessmen to lunch in Madagascar

Deputy PM wants SNCF to pay its debt

New top men in Madagascar

President Talks with Dynatec Men

Pan African Follows in French Footsteps

Four pre-selected for Toamasina in Madagascar

Opponents call for help from the embassies

Zafy angry with Rakotomavo

Vuna goes for bituminous sands

The minister's new staff

The Americans are slow investigators

A new weekly in Madagascar

Patrice Pezat

Sylla loses his personal staff

Soamihanta Poulain

Alan Bond

First victims in textiles

The ambassador of Mauritius is worried about security

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Hassan Sheikh Mohamud

Madagascar

Worries over judges' strike

An advisor in Central Africa

Colas does OK

Lahmeyer Now in Charge

Rodrigues Hache

Canadians in Uranium

Delicate negotiations between Madagascar and France

James Bond invites businessmen to lunch in Madagascar

Deputy PM wants SNCF to pay its debt

New top men in Madagascar

President Talks with Dynatec Men

Pan African Follows in French Footsteps

Four pre-selected for Toamasina in Madagascar

Opponents call for help from the embassies

Zafy angry with Rakotomavo

Vuna goes for bituminous sands

The minister's new staff

The Americans are slow investigators

A new weekly in Madagascar

Patrice Pezat

Sylla loses his personal staff

Soamihanta Poulain

Alan Bond

First victims in textiles

The ambassador of Mauritius is worried about security

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