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Goodbye to Oil Transparency

After a two-year-long standoff, financial institutions have backed away from insisting on oil transparency from Luanda and are poised to return to the country.

Subscribers only Energy 15.04.2003

De Beers Trades Monopoly for Concession

Talks between the government and De Beers on the South African giant's return to Angola have lost momentum but the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.04.2003

Vladimir Kalitin

The chairman of Alrosa, Russia's leading diamond company, Vladimir Kalitin, has eyes only for gems from Angola in Africa. During [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.04.2003

Fresh Boost for Diamond Industry

The Angolan government will shortly unveil a plan to boost [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.04.2003

Swap with Portuguese

Sonangol could offer the Portuguese firm Galp a stake in Angola LNG in return for the latter's assets in Angola.

Subscribers only Energy 01.04.2003

Intermittent Allies

Uncertainty over Angola's exact position concerning the conflict in Iraq has given rise to questions in diplomatic and oil circles. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.04.2003

ENDIAMA, TAWANA RESOURCES, ST JUDE RESOURCES LTD

ENDIAMA, the state-owned Angolan mining company, has cancelled its double [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.03.2003

Preferring the Home Team

With negotiations for the return of De Beers to Angola dragging on endlessly, Angola's diamond industry looks set to fall [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.03.2003

Paul Trisk

The executive director of Petra Diamonds, a South African mining company that recently returned to Angola, has quit his post. [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.03.2003

Slow-Down at the SADC

Despite progress in the ambitious restructuring announced in 1999, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) still has far to go, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.03.2003

Sonangol to Bid for Galp Stake?

In the midst of a major restructuring, Portugal's Galp Energia is considering changes in its gas operations and could tie up with Sonangol in oil.

Subscribers only Energy 18.03.2003

Donors Melt Away

A meeting that was to bring together Angola's leading donors in Brussels this month has been discreetly postponed and no [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.03.2003

Antonio Raposo

In charge of Sonangol's negotiations with Western oil companies, Antonio Jose Martins Raposo has been replaced in the job by [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.03.2003

Daewoo Tipped for Benguela/Belize

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering looks likely to build the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.03.2003

Angola Oil & Gas

IBC Energy is organizing a conference in London between June [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.03.2003

Annemie Neyts

Belgium's minister of state for foreign affairs, Annemie Neyts, winged her way to Angola last week to discuss implementing the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.03.2003

$1.15 Billion in Fresh Cash

After protracted bargaining the Angolan national company's latest oil-back loan was signed and delivered last week with a consortium of French banks.

Subscribers only Energy 04.03.2003

Price of a Vote

Angola's vote on a second American resolution on Iraq in the U.N. Security Council has been the object of intense [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.03.2003

ExxonMobil Develops Kizomba B

Officially launched last week, the development of the Kizomba B [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.03.2003

Angola Oil & Gas

IBC Energy is organizing a conference in London between June [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.03.2003

Dispute Over Kimberlite Rights

A dispute is looming between DiamondWorks, Alrosa and Escom concerning operating rights on two of the biggest kimberlite pipes in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.02.2003

Bernardo Francisco Campos

An engineer by training who previously worked for Angola's foreign ministry, Bernardo Francisco Campos is the man that state-owned Endiama [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.02.2003

The Development Timetable

The timetable for development of major fields in Angola's offshore is going to be decided by the end of June, with Exxon (Kizomba B) and TotalFinaElf (Dalia) kicking off first, followed by BPAmoco (Plutonio).

Subscribers only Energy 18.02.2003

New IMF Mission

According to AEI sources, a new delegation from the International Monetary Fund is to travel to Angola at the end [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.02.2003

Customs Exemption

The Angolan parliament adopted new legislation on investment two weeks ago that offers a 15-year exemption from customs duties to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.02.2003

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