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MARTIN ROUX

Africa Intelligence journalist Martin Roux reports on countries in North and Eastern Africa and the Horn.

EGYPT FRANCE Diplomacy 19/01/2023

French senate to help train Sisi's reformed upper house

The senates of France and Egypt have begun designing a training programme as the Egyptian upper house, which began sitting again in 2020 after many years of interruption, seeks to modernise.

The president of the French senate, Gérard Larcher.

SUDAN Diplomacy 19/01/2023

Doha looks to facilitate return of Darfur militia from Libya

Qatar is considering the possibility of financing the implementation of any agreement reached with Darfur militias based in Libya, thereby signalling its desire to once again become a player in Sudan.

A member of the Sudan Liberation Movement-MM.

EGYPT Infrastructure 05/01/2023

Three consortia on shortlist for rail freight privatisation Free

Three consortia are in the race for the contract to manage freight transport on the Egyptian rail network. The government is proceeding apace with the privatisation of its vast public sector, particularly in the transport domain.

EGYPT Infrastructure Business 07/12/2022

France puts two of its cultural institutions' savoir faire at Sisi's service

The Pompidou Centre and the Paris Philharmonic are providing technical support to two upcoming museums in Egypt's New Administrative Capital. Paris is relying on its cultural expertise as a soft power tool in its "strategic partnership" with Cairo.

EGYPT Commodity traders 28/11/2022

Big players weather Egypt wheat crisis but many small firms may perish

Major disruption in Egypt's wheat processing sector continues as the country awaits an IMF loan due next month. Only a handful of major players are managing to get supplies, while many smaller flour mills may not survive.

Workers unload wheat at the Banha grain silos, in Qalyubia Governorate, Egypt, the 25th May 2022.

EGYPT SOUTH SUDAN Infrastructure 27/09/2022

Egyptian moves on White Nile waters divide South Sudanese leaders

Fears over the environmental impact of the dredging of a White Nile tributary by Egypt prompted Silva Kiir in July to put a stop to the project, which has raised fears that it may increase the flow of the Nile downstream.

SUDAN Diplomacy 22/08/2022

Darfur militias remaining in Libya face uncertain return after Juba peace deal falls through

As part of the ceasefire agreement in Libya, which includes the departure of foreign fighters, the last Dafuri contingents still in the country are now having to negotiate their return to Sudan. The success of the process will depend on international backers, which for the moment remain frozen.

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Algerian secret services in survival mode in North Mali

As fight against M23 continues, Kigali and Kinshasa wage war of intelligence

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French senate to help train Sisi's reformed upper house

Doha looks to facilitate return of Darfur militia from Libya

Three consortia on shortlist for rail freight privatisation Free

France puts two of its cultural institutions' savoir faire at Sisi's service

Big players weather Egypt wheat crisis but many small firms may perish

Egyptian moves on White Nile waters divide South Sudanese leaders

Darfur militias remaining in Libya face uncertain return after Juba peace deal falls through

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Algerian secret services in survival mode in North Mali

As fight against M23 continues, Kigali and Kinshasa wage war of intelligence

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Sisi's African offensive

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French senate to help train Sisi's reformed upper house

Doha looks to facilitate return of Darfur militia from Libya

Three consortia on shortlist for rail freight privatisation Free

France puts two of its cultural institutions' savoir faire at Sisi's service

Big players weather Egypt wheat crisis but many small firms may perish

Egyptian moves on White Nile waters divide South Sudanese leaders

Darfur militias remaining in Libya face uncertain return after Juba peace deal falls through

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