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Seychelles
The Post-René Party Starts Up

Measures will be taken to strengthen the ruling party before the presidency is handed over to James Michel. [...]

Published on 06.03.2004 at 10:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Critical Songs Lead to Crackdown, Stoning, and Teargas

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About fourteen foreign observers were expected to monitor the election of delegates from each of the eight political parties in [...]

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Spotlight | Tanzania
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Seychelles
Critical Songs Lead to Crackdown, Stoning, and Teargas

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PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

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DEADLINES FIRMING UP

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THE OPPOSITION SHINES ITS WEAPONS

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THE BOOMERANG EFFECT OF A TRIAL

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OPPOSITION LEADERS MOVING INTO GEAR

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MORE GESTURES IN FAVOUR OF TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY

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Seychelles Critical Songs Lead to Crackdown, Stoning, and Teargas

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Seychelles OPPOSITION LEADERS MOVING INTO GEAR

Seychelles MORE GESTURES IN FAVOUR OF TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY

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Guinea
Behind the scenes of Mamadi Doumbouya's offensive on Russian miner Nordgold

DRC
Dan Gertler's billions of dollars in royalties at heart of huge legal battle

Seychelles
The Post-René Party Starts Up

Seychelles
Critical Songs Lead to Crackdown, Stoning, and Teargas

Zambia
PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

Reunion island
DEADLINES FIRMING UP

Spotlight | Mauritius
THE OPPOSITION SHINES ITS WEAPONS

Seychelles
THE BOOMERANG EFFECT OF A TRIAL

Kenya
AID STILL FROZEN

Kenya
CEREALS AND PRODUCE REFORM ON ICE

Spotlight | South Africa
WHAT THE WORLD BANK HAS IN STORE

Horn of Africa, The Indian ocean islands
AN ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

Seychelles
OBSERVERS TO ATTEND ELECTIONS

Seychelles
OPPOSITION LEADERS MOVING INTO GEAR

Seychelles
MORE GESTURES IN FAVOUR OF TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY

Spotlight | Tanzania
PLURALISM IN THE AIR