Was it a sign the war is almost over? That, at any rate, was the question that came to mind when the Angolan government agreed on April 5 to sign a staff-monitored program with the International Monetary Fund.
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South Africa's public enterprises minister Jeff Radebe outlined the main guidelines of a coming shakeout at Eskom when the state-owned [...]
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The winner in the bidding for the privatization of Societe Nationale d'Electricite du Cameroun (SONEL) that was launched with a [...]
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Hoping to take advantage of swings in the value of the yen, the Central Electricity Board has raised a 3.2 [...]
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A small Australian company with no previous connections with Angola says it has been given a large slice of the [...]
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Several NGO's assailed the Canadian government last month with protests over violation of human rights by Canadian companies operating in [...]
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An Australian company that has been disputing ownership of the Sabodala gold mine in Senegal for years now believes it [...]
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The peace process in Sierra Leone is giving signs of collapsing and if it does the breakdown could lead to [...]
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The small-scale diamond industry in Democratic Republic of Congo is in full disarray even as changes in currency regulations look [...]
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Citing a poor investment climate linked to the political crisis, the Canadian copper and gold mining company First Quantum Minerals [...]
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A new 160,0-00 oz. a year platinum mine is about to get a green light in South Africa. Australia's Aquarius [...]
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Ten topographic surveys are going to be carried out on [...]
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The Canadian firm Tiomin Resources Corporation last week appealed to [...]
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The South Africa appeals court has denied Lonmin the right [...]
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AngloGold plans to spend 1.5 billion rand on upgrading its [...]
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South Africa's fourth-ranking gold company, Durban Roodepoort Deep, has had [...]
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The Minas Cipanga 11 company in which South African interests [...]
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Announced last week, Chevon's decision to buy a 25% holding in the consortium that is to work the Doba oil [...]
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The production costs of Houston-based Anadarko Petroleum Corporation in Algeria fell to $1.84 per barrel in 1999 compared to $4.,72 [...]
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Elf Serepca teamed up with Societe Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH) and Pecten in January to start exploration in the Douala/Kribi-Campo [...]
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Despite the problems encountered by Enron in Nigeria and indirect criticism from the World Bank (AEM 270/272), the United States [...]
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An overhaul of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) isn't the only issue the World Bank is mulling at the [...]
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A 50/50 joint venture owned by Bouygues Offshore and Saipem, SAIBOS CML, has won a $40 million contract to supply [...]
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The bulk of exploration that TotalFinaElf intends to undertake in 2000 will be in West Africa. While the group plans [...]
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Gas consumption in Africa rose by 5% in 1999 to [...]
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The Canadian Ultramar company, an affiliate of the U.S. group [...]
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Under a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations, Morocco [...]
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Lundin Oil AB has begun a 3D seismic survey on [...]
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Africa's oil professionals will no longer have to travel to [...]
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