Diba's refusal to call the deal a 'restructuring' is spooking creditors just as the divided parliament prepares to vote on ...

The President wants another investor to process more of Lake Magadi’s minerals locally but Tata’s suspension raises doubts about regulatory certainty ...

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The BRDC knows that chances of meaningful agreement are almost nil which is why they constantly refer to the Angolan president João Lourenço who took over from President Denis Sassou Nguesso of ...

New York talks move to line-by-line drafting but leave the central contest over taxing rights and the OECD’s authority unresolved ...

A ‘national conversation’ that excludes the president's fiercest critics is unlikely to produce reconciliation. It may, ...

A $450 million Louisiana fertiliser plant suggests OCP's lobbying has paid off. Washington now sees phosphate as strategic, not just commercial ...

The downfall of Vice-President Emmanuel John Nchimbi is complete. Nchimbi will leave office on 4 September and has been kicked out of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi two years after he was made the ...

This highly original book is a detailed analysis of the everyday mechanisms of domination and repression that enable political regimes to function and to secure the submission of their populations. It ...

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 ...

23 March 1991: A motley group of about 100 fighters comprising Sierra Leonean dissidents (mostly former university students), Liberian fighters loyal to Charles Taylor, and a small number of mercenary ...