Andrew Mitchell

After repeated requests for information about the Board – promoted at the Conference as a solution to the accusations of embezzlement and fraud against members of the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) DfID sent AC a statement by the then Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell...

Britain’s International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell visited in June bringing an aid package of £33 mn...

An opinion column by Britain’s Development Minister Andrew Mitchell from the dominant Conservative Party claimed his country’s vital role in Ghana’s progress commending its ‘vibrant democracy’ and arguing that Whitehall’s support had helped employment built schools and raised health standards...

’ Britain’s International Development Minister Andrew Mitchell who was key in getting India and China to agree the deal was upbeat about the outcome but NGOs argued that the agreement will not increase transparency and equity in international aid...

The original schedule for Cameron’s first Africa trip included Rwanda (a favourite of International Development Minister Andrew Mitchell) and freshly independent South Sudan but was cut down to a day in South Africa and a stop in Lagos to meet Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan because of the crisis at home with the Murdochs...

Yet the enthusiasm of British International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell a former Royal Tank Regiment officer for Kagame’s rule is undiminished and former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s African Governance Initiative is still sending young British professionals to work in Rwanda’s civil service...

Since Andrew Mitchell was appointed as Secretary for International Development DfID and Beijing have talked about a direct partnership...

Since May Andrew Mitchell has been head of the Department for International Development in Britain’s new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government...

Last April the Conservative Shadow Secretary for International Development Andrew Mitchell with full support from party leader David Cameron introduced a motion in Parliament calling for British companies to withdraw from Sudan in protest against ethnic cleansing; he highlighted the role of oil production and petrodollars in fuelling atrocities in Darfur...

BAE Systems' Head of Offset Campaigns Steve Jackman wrote to British MPs Hugh Bayley (Chairman of the Africa All-Party Parliamentary Group) John Robertson (Chairman of the Nigeria All-Party group) Malcom Bruce (Chairman of the International Development Committee) and Andrew Mitchell to facilitate a meeting or a lunch at which Sani would outline his 'thoughts and potential policies' as President...