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Botswana

ACP and EU's Textile Promotion Meeting in Southern Africa

The institution dependant on the ACP (Africa Caribbean Pacific) countries [...]

Subscribers only 26.07.2002

CPLP: A Brazilian ambassador will be the successor of Dulce Pereira

A Brazilian ambassador will be the successor of Dulce Pereira [...]

Subscribers only 19.07.2002

France's Old Asian Hands Head for Southern Africa

Several of the French trade advisers who have been transferred [...]

Subscribers only 12.07.2002

IRCHAD RAZAALY

With the return of the career soldier Jean-François Hogard to [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.2002

Debswana In Production Drive

The Jwaneng mine operated by Debswana boosted its performance in 2001 by pushing output to 12.3 million carats, or 3.4% [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.05.2002

Debswana a Hostage to Kimberley Process

Botswana's government is increasingly worried over the uncertainty surrounding the European Union's implementation of the Kimberley process against "conflict diamonds."

Subscribers only Mining 07.05.2002

Gaborone Pushes "Diamonds for Development"

Uneasy about the campaign by NGOs against "conflict diamonds," Botswana has launched a counter-offensive on the advertising front. It has [...]

Subscribers only Mining 02.04.2002

Early Close-Down for Bamangwato?

The closure of Bamangwato Concession Ltd.'s copper, nickel and cobalt [...]

Subscribers only 02.04.2002

MPH Sees Boom in Making

The Canadian firm MPH Consulting believes Botswana could be on the point of triggering the strong interest of junior mining [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.03.2002

De Beers Says it Won't Displace Bushmen

The De Beers mining group appears to have disassociated itself from the Botswana government following a claim by the NGO [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.03.2002

Botswana: A Dearth of Gems for Local Diamond Cutters

The atmosphere is tense in Botswana's diamond cutting trade that employs a total of 700 staff and finds itself unable [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.03.2002

Rio Tinto Takes Option on Kokong.

Trivalence Mining Corp. has signed a joint venture pact with [...]

Subscribers only 05.03.2002

Decision on Two Power Stations Next Year

The board of Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) is expected to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Debswana Shuns Major Projects This Year

Instead of investing in big projects in 2002, the Debswana company which is owned by De Beers and the Botswana [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.02.2002

Question Mark over Bamangwato

Botswana's government has hired a consultant to decide the fate of the copper, nickel and cobalt mine operated at Selebi [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.02.2002

Green Light Faster Than Expected for Opawica

A month ahead of schedule, the Canadian firm Opawica Resources [...]

Subscribers only 19.02.2002

Great Red Spot and Tsetseng to be Explored

The huge Great Red Spot and Tsetseng anomalies in the Kalahari desert in western Botswana are shortly to be explored. [...]

Subscribers only Mining 22.01.2002

Trans Hex International Crosses Fingers

The Canadian mining operator Trans Hex International (THI) may escape being liquidated, as its leading shareholder, Trans Hex Group, warned [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.01.2002

Tau in Nickel and Platinum Venture

A new Australian company is being launched to explore for [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.2001

SADC Heads Talk Angola in Maputo

The situation in Angola was the main subject of the working visit paid to Maputo on November 14 and 15 [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.2001

Promising Results for Firestone

The British mining company Firestone Diamonds Plc has completed exploration work on its 2,000 sq.km. Mopipi diamond project in Botswana. [...]

Subscribers only 06.11.2001

Southern Cross Picks Diamonds

The Australian firm Southern Cross run by Boris Ganke, who is also head of LongReach Gold Oil, another Australian mining [...]

Subscribers only Mining 23.10.2001

Geoff Jones

The Australian mining firm Gallery Gold Ltd. is currently focusing all of its efforts on its Mupane gold mine in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.09.2001

Textile Lobbying in America

An American lobbying company representing a plethora of southern Africa textile producers is moving heaven and earth to lift all [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2001

Diamond Debut for Gallery Gold

Already active in gold, nickel and platinum projects in Botswana, Australia’s Gallery Gold has just made its debut in diamonds [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.09.2001

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ACP and EU's Textile Promotion Meeting in Southern Africa

CPLP: A Brazilian ambassador will be the successor of Dulce Pereira

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IRCHAD RAZAALY

Debswana In Production Drive

Debswana a Hostage to Kimberley Process

Gaborone Pushes "Diamonds for Development"

Early Close-Down for Bamangwato?

MPH Sees Boom in Making

De Beers Says it Won't Displace Bushmen

Botswana: A Dearth of Gems for Local Diamond Cutters

Rio Tinto Takes Option on Kokong.

Decision on Two Power Stations Next Year

Debswana Shuns Major Projects This Year

Question Mark over Bamangwato

Green Light Faster Than Expected for Opawica

Great Red Spot and Tsetseng to be Explored

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ACP and EU's Textile Promotion Meeting in Southern Africa

CPLP: A Brazilian ambassador will be the successor of Dulce Pereira

France's Old Asian Hands Head for Southern Africa

IRCHAD RAZAALY

Debswana In Production Drive

Debswana a Hostage to Kimberley Process

Gaborone Pushes "Diamonds for Development"

Early Close-Down for Bamangwato?

MPH Sees Boom in Making

De Beers Says it Won't Displace Bushmen

Botswana: A Dearth of Gems for Local Diamond Cutters

Rio Tinto Takes Option on Kokong.

Decision on Two Power Stations Next Year

Debswana Shuns Major Projects This Year

Question Mark over Bamangwato

Green Light Faster Than Expected for Opawica

Great Red Spot and Tsetseng to be Explored

Trans Hex International Crosses Fingers

Tau in Nickel and Platinum Venture

SADC Heads Talk Angola in Maputo

Promising Results for Firestone

Southern Cross Picks Diamonds

Geoff Jones

Textile Lobbying in America

Diamond Debut for Gallery Gold

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

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The secrets behind the FGIS, a sovereign wealth fund set adrift

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Massad Boulos, a free agent of Donald Trump's African diplomacy under close watch