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Mauritius

BRITISH CRITICISM

Officials of the Eastern Africa Association, an employers' federation based in London which groups companies, mainly British, investing in East [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

RESHUFFLE SOON MAYBE

The ministerial reshuffle rendered necessary by the resignation of former finance minister Rundheersing Bheenick could well happen before November 10. [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

PAUL BERENGER

The Mauritian foreign minister was expected to head, on November [...]

Subscribers only 26.10.1996

GERD JARCHOW

European Union has named a new head of delegation on Mauritius: Gerd Jarchow of Germany. Jarchow, 55, who speaks English [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1996

PREMIER CAPERS

Over the past three and a half months, or 110 days, prime minister Navin Ramgoolam has spent very exactly one [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1996

HAROLD GEISEL

The new US ambassador to Mauritius, Harold Geisel, is currently [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1996

BHINOD BACHA RETURNS

The possibility that Bhinod Bacha, former head of the civil [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1996

ROUTHO KISSOON

It is a "political" diplomat and member of Mouvement Militant Mauricien (MMM) headed by Paul Berenger who has just taken [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.1996

IORA GET-TOGETHER IN MARCH

The first ministerial meeting of the 14-member Indian Ocean Rim Organization is scheduled for March 6 and 7 1997 on [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.1996

SWEET THOUGHTS ON SUGAR

The WEAL group is reported to have taken up a major participation in a Mozambican sugar refinery Xinavane Sugar Estate. [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1996

INFLUX OF AIRLINES

The government of Mauritius is believed to have received applications for operating licences from at least seventeen foreign airlines, including [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1996

MILLARD ARNOLD

The head of the Foreign Commercial Service in the United States embassy in Johannesburg, Millard Arnold, led a prospecting mission [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1996

JOINT COMMISSION POSTPONED

The 13th meeting of the joint Franco-Mauritian commission due to [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1996

NEW SUGAR CANE WASTE SCHEME

Industry circles in Port Louis believe that a contract specifying how much power the future coal-sugar cane waste power station [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.1996

SUB-SAHARAN OIL & MINERALS

This annual seminar which has been staged in South Africa [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.1996

NORTHERN IRRIGATION AIDED

The European Union is to finance to a level of ECU 9 million (US$11.3 million) an irrigation programme for the [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.1996

BERENGER MIGHT GET TO FINANCE

Foreign minister (and deputy prime minister) Paul Berenger may be shunted to the finance ministry to replace Rundheersingh Bheenick, who [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.1996

AT ODDS OVER POLICY

Differences over the position of Mauritius regarding the United Nations Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) has added to the bitter [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.1996

STUDYING AIR FREIGHT COSTS

Mauritius Freeport Authority has contracted Australian company Michael Kellaway International [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.1996

COLAS CONTRACT TRIMMED

Following modifications to the construction plans, Mauritius Marine Authority has [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.1996

NEW START FOR MIDLANDS PROJECT?

The Midlands dam project was not discussed during prime minister [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.09.1996

DISCONTENT IN SINGAPORE

A difficult legal battle looks to be ahead in order to recover the 800 million rupees (US$37 million) invested by [...]

Subscribers only 07.09.1996

TWIXT CUP AND LIP

Speaking at a Paris news conference on September 5, Mauritian prime minister Navin Ramgoolam denied there was any truth in [...]

Subscribers only 07.09.1996

KISHORE DEERPALSINGH

The misfortunes of the former finance minister Rundheersingh Bheenick, who was obliged to resign last month, can be put down [...]

Subscribers only 07.09.1996

NEW PORT WAREHOUSE

Mauritius Marine Authority is considering the construction of a new [...]

Subscribers only 07.09.1996

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Mauritius

BRITISH CRITICISM

RESHUFFLE SOON MAYBE

PAUL BERENGER

GERD JARCHOW

PREMIER CAPERS

HAROLD GEISEL

BHINOD BACHA RETURNS

ROUTHO KISSOON

IORA GET-TOGETHER IN MARCH

SWEET THOUGHTS ON SUGAR

INFLUX OF AIRLINES

MILLARD ARNOLD

JOINT COMMISSION POSTPONED

NEW SUGAR CANE WASTE SCHEME

SUB-SAHARAN OIL & MINERALS

NORTHERN IRRIGATION AIDED

BERENGER MIGHT GET TO FINANCE

AT ODDS OVER POLICY

STUDYING AIR FREIGHT COSTS

COLAS CONTRACT TRIMMED

NEW START FOR MIDLANDS PROJECT?

DISCONTENT IN SINGAPORE

TWIXT CUP AND LIP

KISHORE DEERPALSINGH

NEW PORT WAREHOUSE

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Mauritius

BRITISH CRITICISM

RESHUFFLE SOON MAYBE

PAUL BERENGER

GERD JARCHOW

PREMIER CAPERS

HAROLD GEISEL

BHINOD BACHA RETURNS

ROUTHO KISSOON

IORA GET-TOGETHER IN MARCH

SWEET THOUGHTS ON SUGAR

INFLUX OF AIRLINES

MILLARD ARNOLD

JOINT COMMISSION POSTPONED

NEW SUGAR CANE WASTE SCHEME

SUB-SAHARAN OIL & MINERALS

NORTHERN IRRIGATION AIDED

BERENGER MIGHT GET TO FINANCE

AT ODDS OVER POLICY

STUDYING AIR FREIGHT COSTS

COLAS CONTRACT TRIMMED

NEW START FOR MIDLANDS PROJECT?

DISCONTENT IN SINGAPORE

TWIXT CUP AND LIP

KISHORE DEERPALSINGH

NEW PORT WAREHOUSE

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