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Sudan
Chinese Move On Power Sector

After putting a lock on Sudan's oil industry the Chinese are moving into the power sector. Nearly a year after [...]

Published on 18/06/2003 at 11:00 GMT

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Sudan
Malays in Railway

A consortium of Malaysian and Indian companies are on the verge of obtaining a $1.2 million contract to build a railroad.

Subscribers only 30.01.2004

Uganda
World Bank electrifies

After a last review of details with Ugandan minister of mining and energy Mrs. Hajat Syda Bumba in Washington this [...]

Subscribers only 04.03.2000

Uganda
DRAFT ENERGY LAW

Not having managed to obtain the agreement of Parliament on an accord confirming purchase by the state-owned Uganda Electricity Board [...]

Subscribers only 03.07.1999

Sudan
JUMPING ON THE IPP BANDWAGON

The state-owned Malaysian power company Tenega Nasional has begun building a power station at Port Sudan, AEM has learned. Inaugurated [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.11.1998

Sudan
POSITIVE BALANCE FOR PARIS

Taking account of the strong reduction in French imports (-25 percent) from Sudan last year and despite a simultaneous drop [...]

Subscribers only 21.06.1997

Eritrea
AFEWORKI IN ASIA

Head of state Isaias Afwerki began a trip on April 2 which should take him to South Korea, Singapore, and [...]

Subscribers only 05.04.1997

Spotlight | East Africa
BEIJING NOTCHES UP POINTS

The first African tour by People's Republic of China head of state Jiang Zemin, made at the end of May, marks the determination of the Beijing authorities to put an end to the era of pouring funds down drains and [.

Subscribers only 22.06.1996

South Africa
FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

The Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry has teamed up with Midrand in the electricity sector to create a technical [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.05.1996

Spotlight | Uganda
KAMPALA ARMS AGAINST KHARTOUM

Tension increased recently along the Sudano-Ugandan frontier where Sudan People's Liberation Army headed by colonel John Garang is expected to resume military operations, with logistical support from the United States (via the Central Intelligence Agency which has now got a [.

Subscribers only 24.02.1996

East Africa, France
FRENCH FIRMS CONFAB

French embassy trade missions in East Africa organized a meeting in Djibouti on February 2 and 3 of French banks [...]

Subscribers only 10.02.1996

Spotlight | Ghana
HYDROPOWER IN COMEBACK

Ghana appears determined to push ahead with the construction of a hydro-electric power station at Bui. And if the project pans out it could enable the country to remain a surplus producer and a major electricity exporter well into the [.

Subscribers only Energy 25.01.1995

Ivory Coast
WORLD BANK ROLE IN VRIDI

An agreement was signed in Paris on July 20 between partners in the Compagnie des Energies Nouvelles de Cote d'Ivoire [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.07.1994

Zambia
PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

The Zambia Electricity Supply Co. (ZESCO) has started eyeing the Batoka Gorge project with Zimbabwe on the Zambesi river again [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.06.1994

Spotlight | Sudan
ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Sudan's National Electricity Corporation (NEC) is expected this month to finish preparing tender documents for a project involving a fifth generator for the North Khartoum power station, a 60 MW unit powered by heavy fuel and scheduled to enter service [.

Subscribers only Energy 26.05.1993

Eritrea
ABANDONED INDUSTRY

The most important external financing requirement for Eritrea's Recovery and Rehabilitation Project (ERRP) (ION N°570) out of a total gap [...]

Subscribers only 24.04.1993

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Uganda DRAFT ENERGY LAW

Sudan JUMPING ON THE IPP BANDWAGON

Sudan POSITIVE BALANCE FOR PARIS

Eritrea AFEWORKI IN ASIA

Spotlight | East Africa BEIJING NOTCHES UP POINTS

South Africa FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

Spotlight | Uganda KAMPALA ARMS AGAINST KHARTOUM

East Africa, France FRENCH FIRMS CONFAB

Spotlight | Ghana HYDROPOWER IN COMEBACK

Ivory Coast WORLD BANK ROLE IN VRIDI

Zambia PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

Spotlight | Sudan ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Eritrea ABANDONED INDUSTRY

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Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Mali, Senegal, Togo
The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

Sudan
Chinese Move On Power Sector

Sudan
Malays in Railway

Uganda
World Bank electrifies

Uganda
DRAFT ENERGY LAW

Sudan
JUMPING ON THE IPP BANDWAGON

Sudan
POSITIVE BALANCE FOR PARIS

Eritrea
AFEWORKI IN ASIA

Spotlight | East Africa
BEIJING NOTCHES UP POINTS

South Africa
FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

Spotlight | Uganda
KAMPALA ARMS AGAINST KHARTOUM

East Africa, France
FRENCH FIRMS CONFAB

Spotlight | Ghana
HYDROPOWER IN COMEBACK

Ivory Coast
WORLD BANK ROLE IN VRIDI

Zambia
PROJECTS AND STOP-GAP MEASURES

Spotlight | Sudan
ADB TO BRIDGE ELECTRICITY GAP

Eritrea
ABANDONED INDUSTRY