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Emmanuel l Africain II | Article Preview

SEARCH Africa Confidential s reporting and analysis is valued by a wide range of organisations and individuals: from corporate executives, country risk analysts, national politicians and members of the diplomatic corps, to intelligence operatives, academics, journalists and NGO personnel. Here s what our readers say about us: If you want the detail and you want the dirt, the little blue newsletter [ Africa Confidential] that drops through your letter box is like having your own private spook who knows Africa inside out and who s also one hell of a gossip. Jonathan Miller, Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Channel 4 News, London, UK Since the demise of reporting on Africa in Western newspapers, and especially in the UK, in recent years,

Transition under pressure | Article Preview

Prime Minister Hamdok is headed to Paris to negotiate a mammoth debt relief deal as economic hardship threatens stability, Struggling with one of the highest inflation rates in the world and a mountainous debt burden, Sudan saw a ray of light this week when the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said it had agreed plans to move the country towards debt relief.

The northern nexus | Article Preview | Africa Confidential

SEARCH Africa Confidential s reporting and analysis is valued by a wide range of organisations and individuals: from corporate executives, country risk analysts, national politicians and members of the diplomatic corps, to intelligence operatives, academics, journalists and NGO personnel. Here s what our readers say about us: If you want the detail and you want the dirt, the little blue newsletter [ Africa Confidential] that drops through your letter box is like having your own private spook who knows Africa inside out and who s also one hell of a gossip. Jonathan Miller, Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Channel 4 News, London, UK Since the demise of reporting on Africa in Western newspapers, and especially in the UK, in recent years,

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SEARCH Africa Confidential s reporting and analysis is valued by a wide range of organisations and individuals: from corporate executives, country risk analysts, national politicians and members of the diplomatic corps, to intelligence operatives, academics, journalists and NGO personnel. Here s what our readers say about us: If you want the detail and you want the dirt, the little blue newsletter [ Africa Confidential] that drops through your letter box is like having your own private spook who knows Africa inside out and who s also one hell of a gossip. Jonathan Miller, Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Channel 4 News, London, UK Since the demise of reporting on Africa in Western newspapers, and especially in the UK, in recent years,

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