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Angola

Total's Investment Plans

France's TotalFinaElf group intends to invest $5 billion in Angola over the coming five years, according to the Angolan national [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.01.2003

Angolan Audit to Remain Secret

Leaks on the findings of an audit that the International [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.01.2003

Fresh Discovery on Block 14

The U.S. major ChevronTexaco has made a new discovery on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.01.2003

Odebrecht to Spurn Diamonds?

With several mining companies poised to re-activate their projects in Angola, the Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht has indicated it could [...]

Subscribers only Mining 31.12.2002

Rift over Portuguese Debt

Delays in Angola's payment of its debt to Portugal have stirred tension within the Portuguese government. According to the Lisbon [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.12.2002

Desiderio da Graca da Costa

Appointed oil minister last week in succession to Jose Bothelo de Vasconcelos - who became water resources and power minister [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.12.2002

Headway on LNG Project

After stating that it viewed ChevronTexaco's future LNG plant as a priority project, the Angolan government has provided some details about the feasibility of the scheme.

Subscribers only Energy 17.12.2002

Uncertainty over Galp's Intentions

In the works since early this year, the sale of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.12.2002

Samuel Tito Armando

African Mining Intelligence has learned that Angola's deputy geology and mines minister, Carlos Sumbula, was discreetly replaced in a government [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.12.2002

Operators Picked for K Structure

The Congolese and Angolan governments have chosen the equity split in the consortium due to explore K Structure, an area straddling Angola's block 14 and Congo's Haute Mer license.

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.2002

Sonangol & Chevron Square Off

Sonangol is putting pressure on Chevron by declaring that the pace of development on offshore fields depends on installing an LNG plant.

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.2002

And Angola's, too

Unlike Nigeria's president, the Angolan government has based its budget projections on a barrel worth $23. Finance minister Julio Bessa [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.2002

Restoring the Gove Dam

Angola and Namibia have begun talks on rehabilitating the Gove [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.2002

British missions to Southern Africa

Several commercial British missions in Southern Africa are planned for next year. The Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce forsees [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.2002

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Last month, the British Department for International Development (DFID) released [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.2002

Movement on Marginal Fields

Sonangol appears set to put some marginal fields in its offshore on the auction block. It has been talking with a number of juniors since early this year.