Washington, 20 September, 2004— President Bush has lifted trade, commercial and travel sanctions on Libya with an executive order declaring an end to the national emergency declared by former president Ronald Reagan in January 1986. […]
Kinshasa, 17 September, 2004— Belgium has promised €20 million in development aid to the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Belgian minister for cooperation and development, Armand De Decker, said at the end of a three-day […]
Lilongwe, 14 September, 2004— Efforts by Malawi’s new government to rein in overspending and tackle corruption continue to pay off as international financiers lend their support to antipoverty measures. The World Bank (WB) this week […]
Kampala, 6 September, 2004— The World Bank has given Uganda a total of US $257 million in grants and loans to fund poverty alleviation and road improvement projects in the East African country, the bank […]
Libreville, 23 August, 2004— A senior US military commander and an influential Republican senator will visit oil-producing Gabon and the potentially oil-rich state of Sao Tome and Principe this week to discuss security, oil and […]
Dakar, 19 August, 2004— Switzerland has agreed to hand back to the Nigerian government almost US$500 million of illicitly obtained money deposited in Swiss bank accounts by the late Nigerian president Sani Abacha. Switzerland’s Federal […]
Johannesburg, 16 August, 2004— Licensing controls, restrictive bylaws in urban centres, a high crime rate and the legacy of apartheid are preventing unemployed South Africans from seeking work in the informal sector, an Oxford University […]
Johannesburg, 13 August, 2004— South African mine unions and employers joined forces this week to urge the government to act against a strengthening currency that has been undermining exporters and putting thousands of jobs at […]
Kinshasa, 12 August, 2004— The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) registered a 30 percent rise in the volume of diamonds it exported through official trade between 10 and 30 July following an international ban […]
Cotonou, 9 August, 2004— Nobody in Benin doubts that this small West African country is in economic crisis. The price of maize, the country’s staple food, has doubled in recent months and the government openly […]
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