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Chad Gray
Am Timan - Chad

Principal Locations
  1. Abéché
  2. Am Timan
  3. Ati
  4. Biltine
  5. Bol
  6. Bongor
  7. Doba
  8. Fada
  9. Faya
  10. Gaoui
  11. Laï
  12. Linia
  13. Mao
  14. Mongo
  15. Moundou
  16. Moussoro
  17. N'Djamena
  18. Ouara
  19. Sarh

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Chad Gray



Daily Press Briefing for September 8 - Transcript

QUESTION: But you just said that there was a gray zone, and you said that it was going to be based on the facts in the law, therefore implying that it wasn't in the gray zone. And I want to -- I mean -- ...

MR. BOUCHER: No, I didn't say it wasn't in a gray zone. I said, theoretically, that's where you start. There's the facts, there's the law. If there's an obvious conclusion, you reach that conclusion. If not, then you have to maybe do some interpretation or reach some political judgments. But we're considering all those factors, first and foremost the facts and the law. ... [Read More]

US Department Of State Post Report

Wines, liquor, imported beer, and soft drinks are sold locally. Beer, soda, water, and soft drinks, including Coca-Cola, are bottled locally. U.S. Government personnel may buy cigarettes, cigars, wine, liquor, and imported beer duty free through local suppliers. ClothingLast Updated:  1/31/2003 6:00 PM Bring only enough winter clothing for travel to colder climates. Winter clothing mildews easily in Bangui. Since bedrooms are air-conditioned, bring appropriate sleepwear. Bring all sports clothing and footwear, as none are available in Bangui. Day trips and travel into the bush are popular activities in the C.A.R., for which sturdy walking shoes and/or tennis shoes, khaki shirts, and skirts or pants are recommended.  [Read More]

Key Officers - All

 APIA (E) Address: U.S. Embassy, 5th Floor, ACB House, Matafele, Apia, Samoa; APO/FPO: American Embassy, PSC 467 BOX 1, APO AP 96531-1034; Phone: (685) 21-631; Fax: (685) 22-030; Workweek: Monday to Friday, 0800 - 1630 OfficerNameAMB  Charles J. Swindells (Resident in Welllington)DCM/CHG  Timothy W. HarleyMGT  Ronna Pazdral (Wellington) [Read More]

US Department Of State Post Report

The tumbu fly is a minor menace that lays its eggs on laundry hung on a line to dry or clothing damp from perspiration. If eggs deposited on clothing are not destroyed with a hot iron, the larvae in garments worn next to the body will penetrate the skin, producing a boil-like lesion. All clothing should be well dried and ironed before wearing. MenLast Updated:  6/13/2005 3:24 PM Light, casual summer clothing is worn year round. Many men wear dark, lightweight business suits. One medium-weight suit may also be useful for June and July when temperatures are cool. Officers usually need about six lightweight suits for a 2-year tour. Two dark blue, black, or gray suits for evening functions are recommended. For infrequent formal gatherings, one lightweight black-tie outfit or tuxedo is adequ ... [Read More]

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US Department Of State Post Report

To ensure speedy processing, animals should, if possible, be brought in as accompanied baggage. African Gray parrots can be imported into Cameroon but must be accompanied by a CITES certificate and a health certificate. Yaounde has a few veterinarians with varying degrees of equipment, supplies, and training that Embassy employees have used. Heartworm medication is recommended for dogs as a precaution. Bring medication with you from the U.S. Fleas and ticks can be a problem for dogs during certain times of the year. Firearms and AmmunitionLast Updated:  10/8/2003 10:28 AM  ... [Read More]

US Department Of State Post Report

Ganvie, located 18 kilometers northwest of Cotonou, is said to be Africa’s largest lake village. Ganvie is an extraordinary sight that is only accessible by boat. Wooden houses with thatched roofs are built on tall stilts rising above the gray surface of the waters. Even the market is held on the water, with women selling their wares from canoes. The entire town spreads across the shallow waters of Lake Nokoue and has been dubbed the African Venice. ... [Read More]


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