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Burkina Faso

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Lobbying at Tambao pays off

Manganese exports to China and Australia from Pan African Minerals’ mine in Tambao are to resume shortly following a lifting [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.01.2016

Endeavour faces major challenges in 2016

Reassured about the economic potential of Hounde, its flagship project [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.01.2016

Roxgold hedges in Burkina

Under a loan accord with Societe Generale Corporate & Investment [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.01.2016

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Roch Kabore plans to turn page on Blaise Compaore era

Roch Marc Christian Kabore has a busy programme ahead of him after his inauguration on December 29. Not only must Burkina Faso’s new president try to put the country’s economy back on track after a year of transition chaos. He [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.12.2015

Leaders brace themselves for jihadist attacks

Countries that remain free from Islamist terror are trying hard to keep the growing threat at bay.

Subscribers only Politics 23.12.2015

Orezone seeks mining license in 2016

Orezone has set its sights on landing a mining license [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.12.2015

GLBF freemasons desert Bassole

A group of freemasons belonging to the Grand Lodge of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.12.2015

Fadoul in favour with Roch Kabore

It is safe to say that Roch Marc Christian Kabore’s [...]

Subscribers only Business 09.12.2015

African Petroleum trims its board

After delisting from the Australian stock exchange and cutting into both its headcount and the size of its offices, African [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.12.2015

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Mining groups ever more doubtful about Bollore rail play

Recently retained by Bollore Africa Logistics to arrange a stock market introduction for its affiliate that seeks to carry passengers, freight and minerals by train in West Africa, Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, Societe Generale and Crédit agricole have all suspended [.

Subscribers only Mining 01.12.2015

Sarama raises $2 million for new licenses

Confident about its projects in Burkina Faso, Sarama Resources is [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.12.2015

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Diendéré putsch investigation points finger at Ivory Coast and Togo

There can be no doubt that Gilbert Diendéré’s coup in Ouagadougou on September 16 benefited from external assistance, according to [...]

Subscribers only 26.11.2015

Lootah Group of Companies goes on offensive

The United Arab Emirates company has hired an African former ambassador to help it penetrate the West African marketplace

Subscribers only Business 25.11.2015

Issoufou, Ouattara compete for leadership of UEMOA

Ivory Coast is intending to take the presidency of the West African Economic and Monetary Union UEMOA in 2016. That is unless Niger muddies the pitch…

Subscribers only Business 25.11.2015

Simplice Poda sheds light on Diendere coup

Gneblessier Simplice Poda, the state attorney at Ouagadougou’s appellate Cour de Cassation, submitted a report on September’s failed coup by [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.11.2015

Mohammed Abdulai in spat with Ivorian treasury

Burkinabe businessman Mohammed Abdulai, head of the building company Faso [...]

Subscribers only Business 25.11.2015

Vaalco’s stakeholders still on the war path

After strongly criticizing the strategy of Vaalco Energy Inc’s management [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.11.2015

Mining looms large in presidential race

Roch Marc Christian Kabore and Zephirin Diabre, the two leading [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.11.2015

MK Conseil coaches Roch Marc Christian Kabore

Roch Marc Christian Kabore, who is running for election in [...]

Subscribers only Business 11.11.2015

PVE Consulting, a favourite go-between

The London-based consultancy PVE Consulting headed by Peter Elliott is [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2015

Bumigeb zeroes in on resources

Burkina Faso’s Bumigeb (Bureau des Mines et de la Geologie) [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.11.2015

Deal between Nantou Mining and CimFaso at Perkoa

The Cim Metal group owned by Burkina Faso businessman Inoussa [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.11.2015

Thierry Hot files complaint against Ofaso.net

Journalist Thierry Hot, the founder and publisher of the magazine NotreAfrik and the Rebranding Africa Forum filed a suit in [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.10.2015

Pierre Olivier Sur looks out for Compaore

Pierre Olivier Sur, the Africa-orientated barrister of the Paris law [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.10.2015

The Wagner Firm fights Vaalco's management on behalf of shareholders

Deeming that Vaalco Energy Inc’s board had acted in cavalier [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.10.2015

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Burkina Faso

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Lobbying at Tambao pays off

Endeavour faces major challenges in 2016

Roxgold hedges in Burkina

Spotlight
Roch Kabore plans to turn page on Blaise Compaore era

Leaders brace themselves for jihadist attacks

Orezone seeks mining license in 2016

GLBF freemasons desert Bassole

Fadoul in favour with Roch Kabore

African Petroleum trims its board

Spotlight
Mining groups ever more doubtful about Bollore rail play

Sarama raises $2 million for new licenses

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Diendéré putsch investigation points finger at Ivory Coast and Togo

Lootah Group of Companies goes on offensive

Issoufou, Ouattara compete for leadership of UEMOA

Simplice Poda sheds light on Diendere coup

Mohammed Abdulai in spat with Ivorian treasury

Vaalco’s stakeholders still on the war path

Mining looms large in presidential race

MK Conseil coaches Roch Marc Christian Kabore

PVE Consulting, a favourite go-between

Bumigeb zeroes in on resources

Deal between Nantou Mining and CimFaso at Perkoa

Thierry Hot files complaint against Ofaso.net

Pierre Olivier Sur looks out for Compaore

The Wagner Firm fights Vaalco's management on behalf of shareholders

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Burkina Faso

Document Lobbying at Tambao pays off

Endeavour faces major challenges in 2016

Roxgold hedges in Burkina

Spotlight Roch Kabore plans to turn page on Blaise Compaore era

Leaders brace themselves for jihadist attacks

Orezone seeks mining license in 2016

GLBF freemasons desert Bassole

Fadoul in favour with Roch Kabore

African Petroleum trims its board

Spotlight Mining groups ever more doubtful about Bollore rail play

Sarama raises $2 million for new licenses

Document Diendéré putsch investigation points finger at Ivory Coast and Togo

Lootah Group of Companies goes on offensive

Issoufou, Ouattara compete for leadership of UEMOA

Simplice Poda sheds light on Diendere coup

Mohammed Abdulai in spat with Ivorian treasury

Vaalco’s stakeholders still on the war path

Mining looms large in presidential race

MK Conseil coaches Roch Marc Christian Kabore

PVE Consulting, a favourite go-between

Bumigeb zeroes in on resources

Deal between Nantou Mining and CimFaso at Perkoa

Thierry Hot files complaint against Ofaso.net

Pierre Olivier Sur looks out for Compaore

The Wagner Firm fights Vaalco's management on behalf of shareholders

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Lobbying at Tambao pays off

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Roch Kabore plans to turn page on Blaise Compaore era

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Mining groups ever more doubtful about Bollore rail play

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Diendéré putsch investigation points finger at Ivory Coast and Togo