The final round in the privatization of Office Togolais des Phosphates will end on Dec. 17, some 12 days after the referee, the World Bank, rings the bell for the pre-qualified fighters. The match won't be decided on weight.
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A contract was signed in late October with ABB, Sulzer and Norelec to supply the turbo-alternator generators (5X40MW) for the [...]
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One conference exclusively concerning electricity in Africa and another that focuses chiefly on infrastructure in southern Africa are planned for [...]
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An invitation to tender will shortly be issued for a [...]
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The National Electric Power Authority's unpaid bills amount to 15 [...]
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Congo's new president, Denis Sassou Nguesso, wants to see an inventory drawn up on state-owned companies, including Hydro Congo, before [...]
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Governments can change but not a country's geology. At best, governments can only learn to live with it. Denis Sassou [...]
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Two new discoveries were announced and the government signed four fresh licences as the ACP summit meeting was winding up [...]
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Jean-Marie Tassoua, former bank executive and most recently the "General Giap" of Denis Sassou Nguesso's Cobra militia, was named energy [...]
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The Glomar Adriatic IX will drill for UMIC on the Kudu field in Ivory Coast's offshore for 18 months instead [...]
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Zaire Gulf has long been known commonly as Chevron Zaire, and it still is today. And it is currently pursuing [...]
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A consortium led by Lasmo (33% alongside Agip and South [...]
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On the heels of its project six months ago to [...]
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Chevron is seeking a jack-up to drill for 12 months [...]
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Marathon is believed to have issued a letter of intent [...]
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AEM understands that Perenco has bought the former jack-up drilling [...]
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The semi-submersible M.G. Hulme will cross the Atlantic in mid-1998 [...]
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Shell confirmed its first extension option (three years) for the [...]
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Canada's Arakis company said the latest well it had drilled [...]
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Delta Gold of Australia plans to proceed with its Eureka gold project in Zimbabwe and hopes to be able to [...]
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Cambrian Resources, which recently merged its main assets in Zimbabwe's gold sector with the assets of Anglo American (AEM 213), [...]
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Australia's Lafayette Mining believes it has found a big enough resource in Gabon to start planning a long-term gold mining [...]
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With articles signed by president Ange-Felix Patasse and Joseph Agbo, [...]
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Emerging Africa Gold has started initial drilling on its gold [...]
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American Mineral Fields International has signed an agreement with Merrill Lynch International that provides for the latter to help AMFI put together a future financial package for its copper/cobalt project based on the reprocessing of tailings at Kolwezi.
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The Australian mining company Eltin has finally found a buyer [...]
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Emerging Africa Gold says it is currently thinking of conducting [...]
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Did Angola push for the recent coup against Zambian president [...]
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The South African firm Ocean Diamond Mining which specializes in [...]
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South Korea is thinking of buying into a project for [...]
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Burkina Faso has adopted a new mining code that is [...]
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