Equatorial Guinea has discreetly given itself a lot more elbow room by raising $400 million
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Unveiled with a lot of fanfare last week, a new type of exploration contract being introduced by Libya is likely [...]
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The U.S. Export-Import Bank approved a credit line worth $1 billion for Algeria's Sonatrach in late October to enable it [...]
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The Italian consortium Lavori Edili Stradali Industriale (LESI) and the Italian construction firm Dipenta have filed suit against Algeria before [...]
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Now that the first families of victims of the downing of the Pan Am airliner over Lockerbie have begun accepting [...]
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The state-owned oil group Sonatrach signed a framework accord with [...]
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The Societe Tunisienne d'Electricite et de Gaz (STEG) last week [...]
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As expected, an agreement to proceed with Brass LNG was finalized at the end of October and Chevron joined the original partners in the venture.
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The Equatorial Guinea government is moving to step up exploration of its offshore in order uncover fresh reserves.
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A project to build a refinery at Bata to supply the region with oil products has divided the government.
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The World Bank is to earmark $53 million to support Mali's efforts to privatize the generation of power for its rural inhabitants.
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Named the new oil advisor to president Olusegun Obasanjo in succession to Rilwnu Lukman, Edmund Dukoru began his career as [...]
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Nigeria took a major step towards change in its oil sector last with the replacement of NNPC chairman Jackson Gaius [...]
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IBC Energy is organizing a conference on Dec. 10-11 at [...]
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The CWC Group is organizing a conference at the Intercontinental [...]
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ChevronTexaco will shortly announce the name of the oil services [...]
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An affiliate of OilInvest, a Dutch-based holding company of the [...]
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While the majors were conspicuous for their absence in the licensing round in the Joint Development Zone between Nigeria and Sao Tome private Nigerian firms led the bidding.
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The IMF has accused Brazzaville of using oil revenue for unscheduled purposes. Congo denies the charge. At stake is the country's debt, which amounts to 16 years worth of oil production.
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The government is going to try for the second time to privatize the state-owned CORAF refinery.
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Congo is planning a new project to help make up for its short-fall in power generation - a 30 MW [...]
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Rehabilitation of the main dam in Democratic Republic of Congo will begin next year with a flurry of calls to bid.
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Initially set at $100 million over a five year period (see our previous issue, No. 356), a loan to Gabon's [...]
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The Sao Tome government has approached the Trade and Development Agency in the U.S. to ask that it finance feasibility [...]
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After attracting South Africa's covetous eyes, Congo-K's power potential has begun to seriously interest the Americans as well. In the [...]
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After making a start in Chad, the British oil company Cliveden has won a big foothold in Sudan
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On the heels of the Russian firms Methanol and Stroytransgas and the U.S. company Sicor, a Jordanian oil concern is seeking to work on the Calub gas field.
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In conjunction with the OPEC Fund which comes under the wing of OPEC, the Lebanese group Byblos has just opened [...]
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Pressure is mounting on both sides to reach an agreement when SPLA rebels and the Khartoum government resume peace negotiations [...]
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As Kenya and Uganda press ahead with the construction of [...]
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The African Development Bank has disbursed $15 million - of which $12.9 million in loan form and $2.8 million as [...]
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Angola's oil minister, Desirio da Costa, is chairman of the board of CrossOil, a Swiss trading company whose operations intrigued [...]
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Oil circles in Luanda will keep a close watch on the MPLA congress due to be held next month in [...]
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Confronted by chronic supply problems, the Hwange and Kariba power [...]
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The South African security company Erinys which has offices in [...]
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Involved in several new gas projects like that of Brass [...]
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ConocoPhilips has contracted IndigoPool, an affiliate of France's Schlumberger group, [...]
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A partner in the Kaye Tesier & Co law firm, Jeffrey Tesler is also boss of Tristar, a Gibraltar-based company [...]
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Chairman of the Rio Tinto mining group and former head of oil products at RoyalDutch/Shell, Paul Skinner has just joined [...]
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Following the promotion of Martin Houston who was named British Gas' executive vice president for North America, the Caribbean and [...]
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After trying to make a big splash in Zambia, where [...]
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A firm run by S.H. Lucas, a former vice president [...]
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Associations speaking for victims of apartheid which filed suit before [...]
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