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Zimbabwe
Outrage Over the Cost of Electricity in Zimbabwe

During the last nine months, mining activity in the Matabeleland region has declined by at least 10%, mainly because of [...]

Published on 13/09/2003 at 11:00 GMT

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Zimbabwe
Falcon Gold forced to pull out of Zimbabwe

After nearly a century in the country, Falcon Gold Zimbabwe , which is owned by Luxembourg based Falcon Investment Holdings [...]

Subscribers only Mining 20.03.2001

Canada
GECAMINES DEPENDS HEAVILY ON INGA

The most eye-catching effect of the fall of the Inga hydro-electric dams to anti-Kabila forces was power cuts and shortage [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.08.1998

Zimbabwe
NEW PHASE FOR NATIONAL POWER

A little over seven months after signing a letter of intent with the Zimbabwe Electric Supply Authority, the British utility [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.01.1998

Zimbabwe
NAT POWER PRIME IN SENGWA

The Zimbabwe Electric Supply Authority (ZESA) is scheduled to sign a "project development agreement" with Britain's National Power Co for [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.06.1997

Zimbabwe
ZESA CONFIRMS PROJECTS

The Zimbabwe Electric Supply Authority (ZESA) last week unveiled a 20-year, $2.8 billion plan to build up its electricity network. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.1996

Zimbabwe
GOVERNMENT CRACKDOWN ON ZESA

The Zimbabwe government fired all 10 members of the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority's board on Oct. 2 including its chairman, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.10.1996

Zimbabwe
ZESA TO PURSUE PLANT SCHEME

The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) has formally notified Rio Tinto Zimbabwe (RTZ) that it plans to go ahead with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.09.1996

Zimbabwe
RIFT WITH WORLD BANK OVER ELECTRICITY RATES

A disagreement has broken out over the pace of rate [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.12.1994

South Africa
EXPORT CONTRACTS

Bateman Project Holdings and Smith Mining Equipment have just obtained [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.07.1994

Zimbabwe
ELECTRICITY/ENERGY CONFERENCE

ZESA will be sending a large delegation to a conference [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.03.1994

Spotlight | Madagascar
FRESH WOES

Facilities at the Malagasy electricity company Jyrama and Solima's oil refinery at Toamasina figure among installations that suffered from cyclone Geralda that barrelled destructively across the island between Feb.2-4 two weeks after an earlier cyclone, Daisy, had struck Madagascar.

Subscribers only Energy 16.02.1994

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

The Zesa Reform Programme (ZRP) that has begun under the aegis of the World Bank looks like leading to a major restructuring or even ultimately to what would be at least a partial privatization of Zimbabwe's electricity sector.

Subscribers only Energy 21.09.1993

Zimbabwe
CLUFF, ANOTHER LONHRO?

Does Cluff Resources, a British company that ranks as a major gold producer in Zimbabwe and holds interests in Ghana [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.07.1993

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
A MINE MONOPOLY BREACHED

Hartley Platinum will be able to market its output independently of the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), mines minister Eddison Zvobgo revealed last week in announcing that the government's green light for the mining project was imminent.

Subscribers only Energy 21.04.1993

Spotlight | Southern Africa
HYDROELECTRIC COLLAPSE

Southern African power companies are being forced to make ever-increasing power cuts because of low water levels due to the unprecedented drought that has gripped the south-east corner of the continent this year. In Tanzania, the Tanzania Electric Supply Corp.

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.1992

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Zimbabwe
Falcon Gold forced to pull out of Zimbabwe

Canada
GECAMINES DEPENDS HEAVILY ON INGA

Zimbabwe
NEW PHASE FOR NATIONAL POWER

Zimbabwe
NAT POWER PRIME IN SENGWA

Zimbabwe
ZESA CONFIRMS PROJECTS

Zimbabwe
GOVERNMENT CRACKDOWN ON ZESA

Zimbabwe
ZESA TO PURSUE PLANT SCHEME

Zimbabwe
RIFT WITH WORLD BANK OVER ELECTRICITY RATES

South Africa
EXPORT CONTRACTS

Zimbabwe
ELECTRICITY/ENERGY CONFERENCE

Spotlight | Madagascar
FRESH WOES

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

Zimbabwe
CLUFF, ANOTHER LONHRO?

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
A MINE MONOPOLY BREACHED

Spotlight | Southern Africa
HYDROELECTRIC COLLAPSE

Zimbabwe
INTERCONNECTIONS: NEW ACCORDS WITH ESKOM

Zimbabwe
USHEWOKUNZE FIRED

Mozambique, Zimbabwe
INTER-CONNECTION ACCORD

Southern Africa, Zaire

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INVESTMENT: $Z 1.4 BN IN FIVE YEARS

Zimbabwe
OGIL TO BE MORE FLEXIBLE?

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Zimbabwe Falcon Gold forced to pull out of Zimbabwe

Canada GECAMINES DEPENDS HEAVILY ON INGA

Zimbabwe NEW PHASE FOR NATIONAL POWER

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Spotlight | Zimbabwe SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

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Spotlight | Zimbabwe A MINE MONOPOLY BREACHED

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Zimbabwe INTERCONNECTIONS: NEW ACCORDS WITH ESKOM

Zimbabwe USHEWOKUNZE FIRED

Mozambique, Zimbabwe INTER-CONNECTION ACCORD

Southern Africa, Zaire

Zimbabwe INVESTMENT: $Z 1.4 BN IN FIVE YEARS

Zimbabwe OGIL TO BE MORE FLEXIBLE?

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Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Zimbabwe
Outrage Over the Cost of Electricity in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe
Falcon Gold forced to pull out of Zimbabwe

Canada
GECAMINES DEPENDS HEAVILY ON INGA

Zimbabwe
NEW PHASE FOR NATIONAL POWER

Zimbabwe
NAT POWER PRIME IN SENGWA

Zimbabwe
ZESA CONFIRMS PROJECTS

Zimbabwe
GOVERNMENT CRACKDOWN ON ZESA

Zimbabwe
ZESA TO PURSUE PLANT SCHEME

Zimbabwe
RIFT WITH WORLD BANK OVER ELECTRICITY RATES

South Africa
EXPORT CONTRACTS

Zimbabwe
ELECTRICITY/ENERGY CONFERENCE

Spotlight | Madagascar
FRESH WOES

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

Zimbabwe
CLUFF, ANOTHER LONHRO?

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
A MINE MONOPOLY BREACHED

Spotlight | Southern Africa
HYDROELECTRIC COLLAPSE

Zimbabwe
INTERCONNECTIONS: NEW ACCORDS WITH ESKOM

Zimbabwe
USHEWOKUNZE FIRED

Mozambique, Zimbabwe
INTER-CONNECTION ACCORD

Zimbabwe
INVESTMENT: $Z 1.4 BN IN FIVE YEARS

Zimbabwe
OGIL TO BE MORE FLEXIBLE?