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First Quantum a Trans-Border Operator

First Quantum Minerals is thinking of processing copper ore imported from DRC at its Zambian facility at Mufulira near the border.

Subscribers only Mining 19.03.2002

Détente Without Normalization

In spite of high-level contacts between leaders of Kinshasa and Kampala, diplomatic normalization between the two countries has not been achieved.

Subscribers only 15.03.2002

Power at Unbeatable Price

Several international investigative panels are intrigued by the absurdly low price that Democratic Republic of Congo asks Zimbabwe to pay for electricity.

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.2002

Henri Maire

A former member of the U.N. panel on the illicit exploitation of Congo-Kinshasa's natural resources, Henri Maire, a Swiss mining [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.03.2002

Unrest in Eastern Kasai

Sengamines achieved rather disappointing results in eastern Kasai in 2001 where its Boya diamond deposit produced 194,000 carats that fetched [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.03.2002

Quarrel Over Germanium

Africa Mining Intelligence understands that a dispute has broken out [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.03.2002

World Bank Drops in on Gecamines

The World Bank sent a mission composed of several experts [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.03.2002

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Although it is diversifying, the small French company Perenco is boosting its output in Gabon and in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Mobile Phone Network in the DRC

In the wake of its presence in the cell phone [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.2002

Kala Mpinga

Son of former prime minister Kasenda Mpinga who was killed in an air crash in unexplained circumstances, Kala Mpinga has [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.02.2002

Gabriel Masudi

A Congolese businessman who emigrated to Tanzania in 1993 and then to Canada, Gabriel Masudi is the person behind Costamin [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.02.2002

Costamin Waits for New Mining Legislation

When Congo's parliament gets around to adopting new mining legislation at the end of this year it could give an [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.02.2002

Diplomatic Normalization in Sight

Kampala and Kinshasa are engaged in discrete high-level discussions aiming at the coming normalization of the diplomatic relations between their countries.

Subscribers only 15.02.2002

Israelis Still Dominate Market

Latest statistics from the Congolese government's mining exports department indicate that three trading companies – two of them Israeli – [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.02.2002

Luanda Calls for Compensation

Africa Mining Intelligence has been informed by Congo's mines ministry that Angola's deputy mines minister, Carlos Sumbula, called for damages [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.02.2002

Emery Kalamba

Enthroned by his father as the ?King of Bashilenges? which encompasses most of the ethnic communities in Western Kasai, Emery [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.02.2002

Kumba States Interest in Kipushi

The Kumba concern (formerly Iscor) has moved into higher gear in its investment strategy in Democratic Republic of Congo. Its [...]

Subscribers only Mining 05.02.2002

World Bank Sets its Conditions

Africa Mining Intelligence understands that a $25 million World Bank loan to Gecamines which Congo-K's deputy mines minister Ambroise Mbaka [...]

Subscribers only Mining 22.01.2002

ISMAEL ABDELKADER HUSSEIN

A colonel in charge of military intelligence at the headquarters [...]

Subscribers only 18.01.2002

Lake Chad’s Oil Secrets (Part 2)

Among firms jockeying for position around Lake Chad, the U.S. concern RSM Production could well be the first to drill.

Subscribers only Energy 15.01.2002

SNEL Lands Belgian Loan

Alphonse Myumba, head of the temporary management panel at Societe [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.01.2002

Agreement to Hand Out Banro’s Assets

Canada’s Banro Corporation which was stripped of its cassiterite concessions [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.01.2002

Clarification

In an article entitled Operators in Red Tape Tangle in our 26th issue mistakes were made concerning the Canadian firm [...]

Free access 18.12.2001

Belgium Ready to Renovate Three Power Stations

On Dec. 7 the Belgian government endorsed a project to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.12.2001

Georges Forrest

The former head of Gecamines’ board – he was suspended in early August, and boss of Entreprises Generales Malta-Forrest, Georges [...]

Subscribers only Mining 04.12.2001

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DRC

First Quantum a Trans-Border Operator

Détente Without Normalization

Power at Unbeatable Price

Henri Maire

Unrest in Eastern Kasai

Quarrel Over Germanium

World Bank Drops in on Gecamines

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Mobile Phone Network in the DRC

Kala Mpinga

Gabriel Masudi

Costamin Waits for New Mining Legislation

Diplomatic Normalization in Sight

Israelis Still Dominate Market

Luanda Calls for Compensation

Emery Kalamba

Kumba States Interest in Kipushi

World Bank Sets its Conditions

ISMAEL ABDELKADER HUSSEIN

Lake Chad’s Oil Secrets (Part 2)

SNEL Lands Belgian Loan

Agreement to Hand Out Banro’s Assets

Clarification

Belgium Ready to Renovate Three Power Stations

Georges Forrest

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Ibrahim Traoré

Virtus Minerals

Paul Kagame

Savannah Energy

Denis Sassou-Nguesso

DRC

First Quantum a Trans-Border Operator

Détente Without Normalization

Power at Unbeatable Price

Henri Maire

Unrest in Eastern Kasai

Quarrel Over Germanium

World Bank Drops in on Gecamines

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Mobile Phone Network in the DRC

Kala Mpinga

Gabriel Masudi

Costamin Waits for New Mining Legislation

Diplomatic Normalization in Sight

Israelis Still Dominate Market

Luanda Calls for Compensation

Emery Kalamba

Kumba States Interest in Kipushi

World Bank Sets its Conditions

ISMAEL ABDELKADER HUSSEIN

Lake Chad’s Oil Secrets (Part 2)

SNEL Lands Belgian Loan

Agreement to Hand Out Banro’s Assets

Clarification

Belgium Ready to Renovate Three Power Stations

Georges Forrest

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