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10/07/2018

Cassiterite Bay View producer turns against Kigali

On June 22, American concern Bay View Group filed for arbitration against the Rwandan state before the International Centre for [...]

06/06/2018

Etienne de Souza marks time in Kigali

Received a the Elysee on 23 May, Paul Kagame stood [...]

01/05/2018

Blockchain technology at the service of tungsten certification

In February, German firm iPoint launched a $400,000 funding round [...]

30/01/2018

Kagame and Magufuli launch railway for 3Ts and nickel Free

Tanzania will extend its railway line connecting Dar es Salaam and Isaka to reach Kigali, offering an unhoped-for opening for Rwandan and Burundian miners. [...]

06/12/2017

Trump appoints his ambassador

The US president Donald Trump has appointed 51-year-old Peter Hendrick [...]

10/10/2017

REG lowers its output expectations

Five months after appointing Israeli expert Ron Weiss as its [...]

26/09/2017

Oslo ready to strike in Kigali

Norway is continuing to make gains in the African energy [...]

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30/08/2017

The Satguru agency under scrutiny in Conakry

According to our sources, in the course of August the [...]

18/07/2017

Georges Hermann, Israel's mining mediator

In June, Georges Hermann, a mining specialist based in Rwanda, [...]

12/07/2017

Conde and Deby's ultimatum to Faustin Touadera

The two counterparts of the Central African president pressure him to to declare a general amnesty. A move which has provoked anger in Bangui. [...]

20/06/2017

AB Minerals brings in Frank Mugyenyi to crush coltan rivals

To keep work moving forward on its Rwandan smelter to transform coltan into tantalum powder and niobium hydroxide (AMI 382), [...]

13/06/2017

Kigali brings an Israeli on board to head Rwanda Energy Group

Ron Weiss, the brand new boss of national power utility [...]

30/05/2017

Isabel dos Santos sparks new power connection with Kigali

The signing of an important contract between Portuguese firm Efacec and Rwanda is a sign relations are warming between the Angolan and Rwandan authorities. [...]

09/05/2017

Cardno gives small-scale miners helping hand

The UK government’s Department for International Development (DFID) has given [...]

11/04/2017

Paul Kagame powers up for elections with electricity gains

With just four months until the elections in August this [...]

28/03/2017

Will Amsterdam shake up methane mining in Kivu?

Using €8 million put up by the Dutch government, Congo-K [...]

10/03/2017

Museveni opens door to Rwandan investor who opposes Kagame

An investor from Rwanda is poised to launch a $20 [...]

07/03/2017

Government tends rare earths to attract Japanese companies Free

The Rwandan government is trying to take advantage of the appetite of Japanese traders for rare earths to reduce the [...]

01/03/2017

ECAir and Camair-Co in the doldrums

The two leading air transporters in the region are faced with creditor action which is endangering their development prospects and their chances of future survival [...]

14/02/2017

Kagame’s FPR movement a key factor in oil exploration revival

With exploration at a standstill for years in Rwanda, Kigali seems to have decided to get the ball rolling. At [...]

20/12/2016

Smelter operations held back by traceability audits

Viewing them as a new source of revenue for Rwanda, president Paul Kagame’s government is striving to build local smelters. [...]

22/11/2016

ADB finances audit into agencies that crack down on illicit mining

The International Conference of the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) has [...]

25/10/2016

Biruta pressed by mining concerns to lower taxes

In recent days the Rwanda Mining Association (RMA) has been lobbying Rwanda’s natural resources minister, Vincent Biruta, to ask that [...]

04/10/2016

Development Bank of Rwanda pushes Turkish peat-fired plant

The state-owned Development Bank of Rwanda (BRD) is working overtime these days to help president Paul Kagame meet the difficult [...]

Insiders 05/07/2016

Ten lawyers who hear the confessions of African presidents

Ten lawyers who hear the confessions of Africa's heads of state

The generation of entrepreneurs and engineers who made their careers in Africa is disappearing but not the generation of lawyers acting for the presidencies of francophone African countries. That generation is still very much alive as is illustrated by this new Insiders special report from West Africa Newsletter. With media coverage, mouth-watering fees, direct contact with presidents, high profi [...]

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