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Cameroon : Expert reports point finger at Perenco over fatal offshore accident

A horrible death, a compensation offer considered highly insufficient and new questions surrounding safety condition on its offshore platforms are […] ​A horrible death, a compensation offer considered highly insufficient and new questions surrounding safety condition on its offshore platforms are […] Read More

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Algeria : Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s circle of faithful followers

Having come to power in 2019 and been re-elected in 2024, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune must contend with an army high command that has largely regained its central role within the Algerian power structure, and is now spearheaded by the chief of staff, Said Chengriha (AI, 13/12/24).While the political system is no longer as centred on

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Central African Republic : Touadéra’s security apparatus comes under pressure in Bangui

Circulating on the sidelines of the 22 May cabinet reshuffle, rumours of destabilisation at the top prompted Defence Minister Claude […] ​Circulating on the sidelines of the 22 May cabinet reshuffle, rumours of destabilisation at the top prompted Defence Minister Claude […] Read More

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Morocco : National rail operator tries to get back on track after train delays

Morocco’s national railway company approached the South Korean manufacturer Hyundai Rotem, which is renowned for its ‘zero delay’ policy, in an attempt to make up for the delay caused by the Spanish firm CAF. The company said it couldn’t help. ​Morocco’s national railway company approached the South Korean manufacturer Hyundai Rotem, which is renowned for

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East Africa/Southern Africa : Economic actors brace for AGOA shakeup

In the heart of Antanarivo’s free trade zone, time seems to be standing still. For the past several weeks, production has slowed in some of the 250, mostly textile, factories located in the three industrial estates surrounding Madagascar’s capital. This […] ​In the heart of Antanarivo’s free trade zone, time seems to be standing still.

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