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Natexis Loan to Maurel & Prom

France's Natexis Banques Populaires has mounted a three year loan worth $50 million to finance development of the M'Boundi field [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2003

An Export Subsidiary?

We understand that, like the majority of state-owned African companies, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2003

Secrets Behind Settlement

Some secrets have now begun to leak out about an agreement that put an end to a series of disputes between Congo-B's government and Total.

Subscribers only Energy 25.11.2003

CORAF's Subsidies

Marked down for privatization by Congo-B's government, the Congolaise de Raffinage (CORAF), a wholly-owned affiliate of Societe Nationale des Petrole [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.11.2003

Major power projects are still in the works in Congo-Brazzaville. After starting construction of the Imboulou dam the government is thinking of extending the Djoue dam. Then will come a power station at Brazzaville.

Subscribers only Energy 25.11.2003

AMF Finalizes Pact with Kinshasa

American Mineral Fields (AMF), a company that has been involved [...]

Subscribers only Mining 18.11.2003

CEEC and MIBA Tour India

Officials from Congo-K's Centre d'Evaluation, d'Expertise et de Certification (CEEC) [...]

Subscribers only Mining 18.11.2003

New Mining Legislation

A new mining code will shortly come into force in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 18.11.2003

New Kerfuffle with IMF

The IMF has accused Brazzaville of using oil revenue for unscheduled purposes. Congo denies the charge. At stake is the country's debt, which amounts to 16 years worth of oil production.

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2003

CORAF Again Seeks Suitor

The government is going to try for the second time to privatize the state-owned CORAF refinery.

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2003

New Power Plant?

Congo is planning a new project to help make up for its short-fall in power generation - a 30 MW [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2003

U.S. in Power Push

After attracting South Africa's covetous eyes, Congo-K's power potential has begun to seriously interest the Americans as well. In the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.11.2003

Anvil to Develop Kapulo's Copper

Encouraged by rising copper prices on world markets and an inflow of cash from its Dilikushi mine, Anvil Mining NL [...]

Subscribers only Mining 04.11.2003

Trader in Offshore Debut

Like Glencore and Addax, the Arcadia trading company is poised to launch itself into production in Africa and has picked Congo-B for its first venture.

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2003

Wardell Armstrong, Debswana, Mining Italiana

Wardell Armstrong, the British consulting firm, will visit Angola from [...]

Subscribers only Mining 21.10.2003

ONGC Videsh on the March

Established in Sudan, ONGC Videsh, the international arm of India's state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, is presently working to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2003

Perenco Advances, Total Visits

Perenco is fleshing out its portfolio in Congo as Total chairman Thierry Desmarest visits the country.

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2003

2nd South African Power Station

As Eskom continues to cast covetous eyes at the Inga dam, the South African firm Clackson Power plans to build a second power station in the eastern part of Congo-K.

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2003

SNPC
Guarantees for a Dam

The Societe Nationale des Petrole du Congo will stand as [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2003

End to Ministers' Squabble

Ever since they were named mines and energy ministers in Democratic Republic of Congo in July, Eugene Diomi Ndongala and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

The Real Oil Figures

With NGO's preparing to mount a campaign concerning Congo-B's oil, the country's finance ministry has just published details on how much petroleum revenue the government raked in during the first half of this year.

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

New Outlet for Inga

The World Bank is to finance construction of a 220 Kv line between Congo-K and southern Africa.

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

Why Total Bought a Dry Field

When Total and Congo-B signed an agreement settling all of the outstanding issues between the French oil group and Brazzaville [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2003

Traders on Way Back

In addition to deals involving oil fields, a recent global agreement signed between Brazzaville and Total provides for a significant re-scheduling of Congo's debt. This should allow SNPC to sell free cargoes.

Subscribers only Energy 16.09.2003

Work to Start on Imboulou

The construction of a new dam on the Lefini river is due to begin this month.

Subscribers only Energy 16.09.2003

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Congo

Natexis Loan to Maurel & Prom

An Export Subsidiary?

Secrets Behind Settlement

CORAF's Subsidies

Expansion Plan for Djoue?

AMF Finalizes Pact with Kinshasa

CEEC and MIBA Tour India

New Mining Legislation

New Kerfuffle with IMF

CORAF Again Seeks Suitor

New Power Plant?

U.S. in Power Push

Anvil to Develop Kapulo's Copper

Trader in Offshore Debut

Wardell Armstrong, Debswana, Mining Italiana

ONGC Videsh on the March

Perenco Advances, Total Visits

2nd South African Power Station

SNPC
Guarantees for a Dam

End to Ministers' Squabble

The Real Oil Figures

New Outlet for Inga

Why Total Bought a Dry Field

Traders on Way Back

Work to Start on Imboulou

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Congo

Natexis Loan to Maurel & Prom

An Export Subsidiary?

Secrets Behind Settlement

CORAF's Subsidies

Expansion Plan for Djoue?

AMF Finalizes Pact with Kinshasa

CEEC and MIBA Tour India

New Mining Legislation

New Kerfuffle with IMF

CORAF Again Seeks Suitor

New Power Plant?

U.S. in Power Push

Anvil to Develop Kapulo's Copper

Trader in Offshore Debut

Wardell Armstrong, Debswana, Mining Italiana

ONGC Videsh on the March

Perenco Advances, Total Visits

2nd South African Power Station

SNPC Guarantees for a Dam

End to Ministers' Squabble

The Real Oil Figures

New Outlet for Inga

Why Total Bought a Dry Field

Traders on Way Back

Work to Start on Imboulou

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SNPC
Guarantees for a Dam