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Ivory Coast
Mining companies still angry

Last July’s replacement of mines minister Adama Toungara by Jean-Claude Brou has not lowered the tension between the Ivorian authorities [...]

Published on 02/10/2013 at 23:01 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Adama Toungara
Alassane Ouattara
Daniel Yai
Groupement des Professionnels des Mines
Guillaume Gnamien
Jean-Claude Brou
La Mancha
Societe des Mines dIty

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Toungara's shadow over mines industry

The appointment of Jean-Claude Brou as mines minister hasn't reduced the influence of his predecessor, Adama Toungara, over the sector.

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La Mancha eyes stake in Niger's SML

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La Mancha goes for gold in Ivory Coast

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State seeks to turn screw on diamonds

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Nickel: Brou finds accord with Xstrata

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President Ouattara’s petroleum pals

Eighteen months after Alassane Outtara took office the oil sector remains under the control of just a handful of companies. Russian and Nigerian investments are paying off in Abidjan while Chinese groups are trying to get a foot into the [.

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Mining code adopted by emergency order

Strapped for cash, Ivory Coast is going to speed up mining reforms. Under pressure from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which will disburse cash to bolster Ivory Coast’s budget only if economic reforms are undertaken, Abidjan is now planning to [.

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Insiders | Ivory Coast
Alassane Ouattara, President and mining supremo

Since coming to power in May 2011, President Alassane Dramane Ouattara has made it a personal point of honour to restore transparency in the extractive industries. He has directly involved himself in management of the sector at the expense of his mines minister, Adama Toungara, and, more generally, the functioning of the mining administration.

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Ivory Coast
Toungara pushes through windfall tax

Although negotiations concerning a windfall tax on profits of gold [...]

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Adama Toungara
Alassane Ouattara
Daniel Yai
Groupement des Professionnels des Mines
Guillaume Gnamien
Jean-Claude Brou
La Mancha
Societe des Mines dIty

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

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

Ivory Coast
Mining companies still angry

Ivory Coast
Impending resolution for miners' forestry conflict?

Ivory Coast
Jean-Claude Brou keeps his final fiscal promise

Ivory Coast
Toungara's shadow over mines industry

Niger
La Mancha eyes stake in Niger's SML

Ivory Coast
La Mancha goes for gold in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast
State seeks to turn screw on diamonds

Ivory Coast
Nickel: Brou finds accord with Xstrata

Spotlight | Ivory Coast
President Ouattara’s petroleum pals

Spotlight | Ivory Coast
Mining code adopted by emergency order

Insiders | Ivory Coast
Alassane Ouattara, President and mining supremo

Ivory Coast
Toungara pushes through windfall tax