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Roland Berger

Chad
Rothschild and Roland Berger back Déby's national development plan

A round table bringing together backers for Chad Connection 2030 was announced for this June in Dubai. It's being backed by investment bank Rothschild and German consultants Roland Berger.

Subscribers only Finance, Business 27.05.2025

Morocco
Consulting firm Roland Berger's work on optimising air traffic takes off

Morocco's Directorate General of Civil Aviation has commissioned the consultancy Roland Berger to reorganise air traffic at 20 of the country's airports.

Subscribers only Infrastructure 14.04.2025

Morocco
Under pressure, Royal Air Maroc seeks strategy consultant

RAM is making improvements ahead of the 2030 World Cup. The airline is studying proposals from strategy consultancies in response to two invitations to tender issued at the end of the summer.

Subscribers only Business 27.11.2024

Inner circles | Morocco
Fouzi Lekjâa, a skilful player in football and state finance

Head of Morocco's football and with no political affiliation, Lekjâa is a shrewd negotiator who also leads the ministry responsible for the budget. He has a reputation for pugnacity and can count on the unfailing support of his early allies.

Subscribers only Politics, Business 13.09.2024

Fouzi Lekjâa receives the Best Team Award at the 2023 CAF Awards in Marrakesh, Morocco, 11 December 2023.

Spotlight | Gabon
Noureddin Bongo arrest puts Western consultants out of a job

The arrest on 30 August of the son of ousted president Ali Bongo has left a whole raft of British, US and French consultants at a loose end. Some had been working on his father's re-election campaign, while others had already been preparing for the first months of a new term.

Free access Politics, Business 13.10.2023

Noureddin Bongo Valentin in Libreville on 1 December 2019.

Inner circles | Gabon
Gabon's First Lady Sylvia Bongo's far-reaching influence

Though constitutionally speaking the role of first lady does not exist in Gabon, over the past two years Ali Bongo's wife has taken a much larger role. Her influence, albeit invisible and never mentioned in public, can sway public appointments from within the presidential office and key ministries through to the service providers to the regime.

Subscribers only Politics 08.04.2022

President Ali Bongo's wife, Sylvia Bongo.

Morocco
Rabat and EBRD pick Roland Berger and Mazars to reform top state-owned firms

Finance minister Nadia Fettah Alaoui is pressing ahead with the reforms initiatied by her predecessor Mohamed Benchaaboun, ahead of the creation of the new state holdings agency the government intends to set up.

Subscribers only Business 22.03.2022

Ethiopia
The final obstacles on the road to Ethio Telecom's privatisation

On 14 June, the Ethiopian government kick-started the tendering process for the future partial privatisation of the state-owned telephone operator Ethio Telecom.

Subscribers only Business 25.06.2021

Ethiopia
ECA agrees to further extend privatisation tender deadline

After several bidders in the Ethiopian Communications Authority's tender for two operating licences asked for another delay, the closing date for submissions has been postponed until April 26.

Subscribers only Business 12.04.2021

Ethiopia
Abiy tries to attract international aid by opening up telecommunications

Ethiopia's eagerly awaited privatisation of its telecommunications sector is not just the keystone of its digital development strategy. It is also intended to open the way to numerous digital development projects for which international lending institutions are showing real appetite.

Subscribers only Business 16.03.2021

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali.

Congo
Congo Telecom employees threaten to strike over Omar Denis Jr Bongo's new optical fibre concession

The granting of an optical fibre concession to a company controlled by Omar Denis Jr Bongo, son of former Gabonese president Omar Bongo and grandson of Congolese president Denis Sassou Nguesso, has provoked a wave of protest among Congo Telecom employees.

Subscribers only Politics 15.12.2020

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DRC
Washington deal: intricacies behind Tshisekedi's poker move

Namibia
Namibia oil utopia hangs on TotalEnergies' final investment decision

Roland Berger

Chad
Rothschild and Roland Berger back Déby's national development plan

Morocco
Consulting firm Roland Berger's work on optimising air traffic takes off

Morocco
Under pressure, Royal Air Maroc seeks strategy consultant

Inner circles | Morocco
Fouzi Lekjâa, a skilful player in football and state finance

Spotlight | Gabon
Noureddin Bongo arrest puts Western consultants out of a job

Inner circles | Gabon
Gabon's First Lady Sylvia Bongo's far-reaching influence

Morocco
Rabat and EBRD pick Roland Berger and Mazars to reform top state-owned firms

Ethiopia
The final obstacles on the road to Ethio Telecom's privatisation

Ethiopia
ECA agrees to further extend privatisation tender deadline

Ethiopia
Abiy tries to attract international aid by opening up telecommunications

Congo
Congo Telecom employees threaten to strike over Omar Denis Jr Bongo's new optical fibre concession

Ethiopia
Telecom privatisation: EY, Roland Berger and Coleago discreetly help Abiy

Guinea, Sierra Leone
Iron ore experts join forces to found bauxite and gold firm SMIG

Tunisia
Hedi Beji moves out of the shadows to EDS-Photovoltaique

Morocco
BearingPoint repositions telecommunications institute

Tunisia
A clarification from Hakim El Karoui

Tunisia
Hakim El Karoui advises leading businessmen

Morocco
Ali Fassi-Fihri in active mode at ONEE

Morocco
Capital Consulting and Roland Berger return to the ONEE

Tunisia
Mongi Baccar seeks tranquility in property

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Roland Berger

Chad Rothschild and Roland Berger back Déby's national development plan

Morocco Consulting firm Roland Berger's work on optimising air traffic takes off

Morocco Under pressure, Royal Air Maroc seeks strategy consultant

Inner circles | Morocco Fouzi Lekjâa, a skilful player in football and state finance

Spotlight | Gabon Noureddin Bongo arrest puts Western consultants out of a job

Inner circles | Gabon Gabon's First Lady Sylvia Bongo's far-reaching influence

Morocco Rabat and EBRD pick Roland Berger and Mazars to reform top state-owned firms

Ethiopia The final obstacles on the road to Ethio Telecom's privatisation

Ethiopia ECA agrees to further extend privatisation tender deadline

Ethiopia Abiy tries to attract international aid by opening up telecommunications

Congo Congo Telecom employees threaten to strike over Omar Denis Jr Bongo's new optical fibre concession

Ethiopia Telecom privatisation: EY, Roland Berger and Coleago discreetly help Abiy

Guinea, Sierra Leone Iron ore experts join forces to found bauxite and gold firm SMIG

Tunisia Hedi Beji moves out of the shadows to EDS-Photovoltaique

Morocco BearingPoint repositions telecommunications institute

Tunisia A clarification from Hakim El Karoui

Tunisia Hakim El Karoui advises leading businessmen

Morocco Ali Fassi-Fihri in active mode at ONEE

Morocco Capital Consulting and Roland Berger return to the ONEE

Tunisia Mongi Baccar seeks tranquility in property

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

DRC
Washington deal: intricacies behind Tshisekedi's poker move

Namibia
Namibia oil utopia hangs on TotalEnergies' final investment decision

Chad
Rothschild and Roland Berger back Déby's national development plan

Morocco
Consulting firm Roland Berger's work on optimising air traffic takes off

Morocco
Under pressure, Royal Air Maroc seeks strategy consultant

Inner circles | Morocco
Fouzi Lekjâa, a skilful player in football and state finance

Spotlight | Gabon
Noureddin Bongo arrest puts Western consultants out of a job

Inner circles | Gabon
Gabon's First Lady Sylvia Bongo's far-reaching influence

Morocco
Rabat and EBRD pick Roland Berger and Mazars to reform top state-owned firms

Ethiopia
The final obstacles on the road to Ethio Telecom's privatisation

Ethiopia
ECA agrees to further extend privatisation tender deadline

Ethiopia
Abiy tries to attract international aid by opening up telecommunications

Congo
Congo Telecom employees threaten to strike over Omar Denis Jr Bongo's new optical fibre concession

Ethiopia
Telecom privatisation: EY, Roland Berger and Coleago discreetly help Abiy

Guinea, Sierra Leone
Iron ore experts join forces to found bauxite and gold firm SMIG

Tunisia
Hedi Beji moves out of the shadows to EDS-Photovoltaique

Morocco
BearingPoint repositions telecommunications institute

Tunisia
A clarification from Hakim El Karoui

Tunisia
Hakim El Karoui advises leading businessmen

Morocco
Ali Fassi-Fihri in active mode at ONEE

Morocco
Capital Consulting and Roland Berger return to the ONEE

Tunisia
Mongi Baccar seeks tranquility in property