Leonardo Simao, mediator and businessman
The Mozambican mediators in the Madagascan political crisis are not only keeping to the diplomatic issues. They are all also well-established businessmen in their country. [...]
After spending two years at the head of his country, Andry Rajoelina known as TGV has almost succeeded in imposing himself as leader of the transition, even though international recognition has not always been forthcoming. During this long transition period, [...] (716 words)
Issue dated 19/03/2011
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