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Cape Verde

Who Will Build WAGP?

Last month's agreement concerning the economic aspects of the West African Gas Pipeline project has sounded the opening shot in the fight for construction contracts.

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Petrobras Eyes Big Outlay

Over the next four years, Brazil's Petrobras plans to invest nearly $1.5 billion in developing its concessions in Nigeria, Equatorial [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Managing WAGP

Pre-qualification of equipment and oil services suppliers for the construction [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Parameters for WAGP

The timetable and corporate structure of the West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) were fixed this summer. Nations on the pipeline's route won a few concessions.

Subscribers only Energy 27.08.2002

Eskom Draws Fire

Ministers from member countries of the Organisation pour la Mise en Valeur du Fleuve Senegal (OMVS) spent their entire meeting [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.07.2002

Decisive Month for WAGP

Put back on several occasions, the West African Gas Pipeline project is expected to make headway this summer although uncertainty over its future won't be entirely lifted.

Subscribers only Energy 09.07.2002

IFC's Plans for Gulf of Guinea Oil Projects

The International Finance Corp., private investment arm of the World Bank, is thinking of financing new energy projects in Africa [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.07.2002

West Africa Mining Exhibition

A two-day exhibition and seminar on mining in West Africa [...]

Subscribers only Mining 18.06.2002

Yugoslavs in Contract Push

The prime minister of the Yugoslav federal republic, Dragisa Pesic, paid a lengthy visit to Nigeria last week in the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.06.2002

David Netherway

A geologist specializing in West Africa, David Netherway has just been named chief executive officer of Afcan. An Australian national, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 04.06.2002

Amerada Hess Bolsters Position

After buying Triton last year and gaining sway in Equatorial Guinea, the U.S. firm Amerada Hess has snapped up three of Fusion Oil's licenses in West Africa.

Subscribers only Energy 28.05.2002

How Abuja has Sidelined Yaounde

With tension rising constantly between Nigeria and Cameroon – the two are slugging it out in court in The Hague and on their borders – Abuja is busy sewing up oil pacts with its other neighbors.

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

Antonio Monteiro

The choice of the former president of Cape Verde to lead the Organisation of African Unity's (OAU) mission of mediation [...]

Subscribers only 15.03.2002

Oil and Gas in the Gulf of Guinea

The CWC Group is organizing a conference in London on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.2002

Local Ties Hold Key to Profits in 2002

Like its rivals, the oil services company Stolt Offshore is seeking to pick up major development contracts expected to be awarded in West Africa this year. And a crucial factor in the competition will be forging partnerships with local firms.

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2002

Desperately Seeking Partners

The Australian firm Fusion Oil which acquired a series of concessions in West Africa is now seeking partners to develop them.

Subscribers only Energy 15.01.2002

The Last Oil Frontier

Oil companies will start moving seriously this year into parts of West Africa’s deep offshore that haven’t yet been fully explored.

Subscribers only Energy 15.01.2002

Oil Output to Jump 60% by 2005

West Africa figures among the oil producing areas that consumer [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.11.2001

Watchdog Panel for Manantali

An offshoot of OMVS , the Societe de Gestion de l’Energie de Manantali has just set up a committee to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.10.2001

Spotlight
Atlas Petroleum & Friends Gain Ground

A small oil company that counts among the holdings of Nigerian millionaire Prince Arthur Eze , Atlas Petroleum has grown in recent years into a fairly big regional player. Its affiliate, Oranto Petroleum , has just acquired 50% on two [.

Subscribers only Energy 02.10.2001

The Bank’s Privatization Bonus

After awarding a loan worth nearly $100 million in late July for the renovation of NEPA’s facilities in Nigeria, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.09.2001

Setback for Okore Mining

A project by Australia’s Shield Telecommunications to bring all of its mining assets in West Africa under the roof of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.09.2001

Eskom to Manage Manantali

An operating contract for the Manantali dam worth $84 million was signed on July 26 between the Societe de Gestion [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.08.2001

Toad Rule in Nimba

A species of toad that lives exclusively in the Nimba [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.07.2001

Focus on West Africa

In snapping up the U.S. company Triton Energy early last week, Amerada Hess considerably beefed up its portfolio in the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.07.2001

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Cape Verde

Who Will Build WAGP?

Petrobras Eyes Big Outlay

Managing WAGP

Parameters for WAGP

Eskom Draws Fire

Decisive Month for WAGP

IFC's Plans for Gulf of Guinea Oil Projects

West Africa Mining Exhibition

Yugoslavs in Contract Push

David Netherway

Amerada Hess Bolsters Position

How Abuja has Sidelined Yaounde

Antonio Monteiro

Oil and Gas in the Gulf of Guinea

Local Ties Hold Key to Profits in 2002

Desperately Seeking Partners

The Last Oil Frontier

Oil Output to Jump 60% by 2005

Watchdog Panel for Manantali

Spotlight
Atlas Petroleum & Friends Gain Ground

The Bank’s Privatization Bonus

Setback for Okore Mining

Eskom to Manage Manantali

Toad Rule in Nimba

Focus on West Africa

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Andry Rajoelina

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Paul Biya

Erik Prince

AFRICOM

Cape Verde

Who Will Build WAGP?

Petrobras Eyes Big Outlay

Managing WAGP

Parameters for WAGP

Eskom Draws Fire

Decisive Month for WAGP

IFC's Plans for Gulf of Guinea Oil Projects

West Africa Mining Exhibition

Yugoslavs in Contract Push

David Netherway

Amerada Hess Bolsters Position

How Abuja has Sidelined Yaounde

Antonio Monteiro

Oil and Gas in the Gulf of Guinea

Local Ties Hold Key to Profits in 2002

Desperately Seeking Partners

The Last Oil Frontier

Oil Output to Jump 60% by 2005

Watchdog Panel for Manantali

Spotlight Atlas Petroleum & Friends Gain Ground

The Bank’s Privatization Bonus

Setback for Okore Mining

Eskom to Manage Manantali

Toad Rule in Nimba

Focus on West Africa

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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

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

Spotlight
Atlas Petroleum & Friends Gain Ground