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Chad

Encana to Wave Goodbye

Canada's Encana group indicated last week in New York that it planned to sell off its Chad holding in order to focus on its North American business.

Subscribers only Energy 15.03.2005

Studies on the Chad Basin

Anxious to revive exploration in northern Nigeria, the Nigerian National [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.03.2005

Encana Stand Accused

The British NGO Catholic Relief Services, which has already written several reports on the poor management of oil revenue in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.02.2005

Taiwan Tries to Elbow Way In

Concerned about the waning of its influence in Chad, Taiwan is trying to barge its way into the huge H concession in which Beijing holds interests.

Subscribers only Energy 01.02.2005

Steeper Loss for CAMEC

Central African Mining & Exploration Plc posted a pre-tax loss [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.01.2005

Maurel & Prom Picks up Speed

Having become a limited liability company, France's Maurel & Prom has snapped up South Africa's Rockover and hired a new board. It includes Alain Gomez, ex-boss of Thomson-CSF.

Subscribers only Energy 04.01.2005

DiamondWorks Trumps Majors

The DiamondWorks group run by Brian Menell and Tony Texeira has beaten Total and Chevron in acquiring relinquished acreage on Doba.

Subscribers only Energy 14.12.2004

Bringing Them Back to Kimberley Process

A recent contract signed between the Antwerp based firm Independent Diamond Valuator (IDV) and Congo-B is aimed at bringing Congo [...]

Subscribers only Mining 23.11.2004

Tidjani Thiam

Former oil adviser to Chad president Idriss Deby and then to Central African Republic president Ange-Felix Patasse, Tidjani Thiam has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.11.2004

Blackmailing Taiwan

Chad is twisting Taiwan's arm to increase its assistance even as mainland China is tip-toeing into Chad's oil sector (see [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.10.2004

Why the Fight with Exxon?

An angry statement put out by President Idriss Deby's office and entitled ?a consortium's fraud and secrecy in exploiting Doba's [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.10.2004

$70 Million in Six Months

After a lot of trouble in establishing itself despite strong support from the World Bannk, Chad's Comite Technique National de [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2004

COLONEL DJEBBAR

Algeria's intelligence agency DRS has dispatched a colonel named Djebbar [...]

Subscribers only Business 16.09.2004

Trinity/Clivenden Strike Deal

An American junior that filed for bankruptcy early this year, Trinity Energy, has reached a compromise with Encana and Clivenden [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.09.2004

Noel Tshiani

An official of the World Bank for over 10 years, Noel Tshiani, a Congolese national, is the Bank's new resident [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.09.2004

World Bank in Fresh Move

A leading backer of the Doba oil field project, the World Bank is poised to lend fresh cash to Chad to avoid a collapse of its efforts to build institutions.

Subscribers only Energy 24.08.2004

Vivendi Waves Goodbye

Chad is seeking a new partner for Societe Tchadienne d'Eau et d'Electricite (STEE) following a final break with Vivendi this [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.08.2004

Take-Off for Regional Projects?

Efforts by Burundi, Rwanda and Congo-K to re-float a regional community under Belgian auspices could revive a number of power projects.

Subscribers only Energy 20.07.2004

Spotlight
What Comes After Doba?

Although the Kribi oil terminal in Cameroon that enables crude from Chad's Doba fields to be shipped out via Cameroon was officially inaugurated only last month...

Subscribers only Energy 06.07.2004

Oil Groups Beef Up Air Fleets

The aviation units of state-owned African oil companies are intent on buying new aircraft.

Subscribers only Energy 22.06.2004

Supervisors Up In Arms

Invited to the Oil & Gas in Africa conference in London on May 24-25 by the Royal Institute of International [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.06.2004

Good Times Ahead for Exxon

After lengthy talks, ExxonMobil has won a new concession in southern Chad and is making hay out of a production rise on its Doba fields.

Subscribers only Energy 25.05.2004

Deby Quashes Plot

Chad president Idriss Deby announced on May 19 that forces loyal to him had quashed a mutiny aimed at overthrowing [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.05.2004

Doba To Hit Full Stride

Last month's production start-up on new wells on ExxonMobil's Doba [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.05.2004

Sylvain Ndoutingai

Sylvain Ndoutingai, the mines minister in Central African Republic and [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.04.2004

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Chad

Encana to Wave Goodbye

Studies on the Chad Basin

Encana Stand Accused

Taiwan Tries to Elbow Way In

Steeper Loss for CAMEC

Maurel & Prom Picks up Speed

DiamondWorks Trumps Majors

Bringing Them Back to Kimberley Process

Tidjani Thiam

Blackmailing Taiwan

Why the Fight with Exxon?

$70 Million in Six Months

COLONEL DJEBBAR

Trinity/Clivenden Strike Deal

Noel Tshiani

World Bank in Fresh Move

Vivendi Waves Goodbye

Take-Off for Regional Projects?

Spotlight
What Comes After Doba?

Oil Groups Beef Up Air Fleets

Supervisors Up In Arms

Good Times Ahead for Exxon

Deby Quashes Plot

Doba To Hit Full Stride

Sylvain Ndoutingai

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Chad

Encana to Wave Goodbye

Studies on the Chad Basin

Encana Stand Accused

Taiwan Tries to Elbow Way In

Steeper Loss for CAMEC

Maurel & Prom Picks up Speed

DiamondWorks Trumps Majors

Bringing Them Back to Kimberley Process

Tidjani Thiam

Blackmailing Taiwan

Why the Fight with Exxon?

$70 Million in Six Months

COLONEL DJEBBAR

Trinity/Clivenden Strike Deal

Noel Tshiani

World Bank in Fresh Move

Vivendi Waves Goodbye

Take-Off for Regional Projects?

Spotlight What Comes After Doba?

Oil Groups Beef Up Air Fleets

Supervisors Up In Arms

Good Times Ahead for Exxon

Deby Quashes Plot

Doba To Hit Full Stride

Sylvain Ndoutingai

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Spotlight
What Comes After Doba?