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Namibia

Small firms lure BP to offshore

Several small companies headed by former executives of BP are working to persuade the British giant to buy into their holdings in Namibia.

Subscribers only Energy 27.03.2012

Kombadayedu Kapwanga

Lev Leviev is back in the news in Namibia where he has operated in a diamond sector since the early [...]

Subscribers only Mining 20.03.2012

HRT forced to share its blocks

The Brazilian company is going to shortly offer stakes on the 10 blocks it operates in Namibia’s offshore to other companies because of its tight financial situation.

Subscribers only Energy 13.03.2012

Areva: Trekkopje’s fate to be decided in July

The executive board of France’s Areva announced the company’s biggest ever net loss of EUR 2.42 billion on March 2 [...]

Free access Mining 06.03.2012

Russia appears to drop Kudu

Russian investors keep putting back a decision on developing the Kudu gas field.

Subscribers only Energy 28.02.2012

Luanda shells out for dams

Angola has decided to undertake a number of dam projects. Brazilian companies will get the lion’s share.

Subscribers only Energy 14.02.2012

Areva’s middle-men in UraMin deal

Who had a hand in facilitating Areva’s controversial 2007 acquisition of UraMin, which owned the Trekkopje uranium project in Namibia? [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.01.2012

China’s Shao plants flag on iron project

Considered an influential figure in the mining industry by the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association since 2010, Shao Yi, managing [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.01.2012

Utoni Nujoma

Namibia’s foreign minister, Utoni Nujoma, has put out feelers to Iran. Visiting Tehran last week, Nujoma, son of former president [...]

Subscribers only Mining 20.12.2011

Fresh start for Tsumeb smelter

Canada’s Dundee Precious Metals Inc has had ambtious plans for Namibia ever since it acquired the Tsumeb copper smelter - [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.11.2011

At last a PSA on Kudu

Africa Energy Intelligence understands that Namibian energy minister Isak Katali finally penned a production sharing contract (PSA) concerning the Kudu [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.11.2011

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Areva sticks strictly to plan at Trekkopje

Contrary to reports appearing on a number of Web sites and in French newspapers last week, Areva has no plans to cancel an uranium project at Trekkopje in Namibia, Africa Mining Intelligence has learned.The French nuclear energy group is due [.

Subscribers only Mining 24.10.2011

Surestream has eye glued to lakes

The British company has just been awarded two blocks in Malawi and is already sniffing out opportunities on lakes elsewhere.

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2011

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The African twin of Brazil's new El Dorado

Still largely unknown and barely explored, Namibia's offshore may shortly acquire star billing. For some months, a number of majors, convinced Namibia could present geological features close to those of Brazil's offshore, are seeking to join forces with a Brazilian [.

Subscribers only Energy 20.09.2011

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Namibia

Small firms lure BP to offshore

Kombadayedu Kapwanga

HRT forced to share its blocks

Areva: Trekkopje’s fate to be decided in July

Russia appears to drop Kudu

Luanda shells out for dams

Areva’s middle-men in UraMin deal

China’s Shao plants flag on iron project

Utoni Nujoma

Fresh start for Tsumeb smelter

At last a PSA on Kudu

Spotlight
Areva sticks strictly to plan at Trekkopje

Surestream has eye glued to lakes

Spotlight
The African twin of Brazil's new El Dorado

Larry Bottomley

Sophie Moal-Makame

BP debuts and Petrobras becomes operator

Steinepreis takes the long view

Shali may break logjam over Kombat

A spinoff for Berg Aukas in Namibia

Windhoek won’t bend to oil firms

Power for Copperbelt, not Eskom?

Sandpiper phosphate project speeds up

Tullow remains operator on Kudu

Gazprom

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Namibia

Small firms lure BP to offshore

Kombadayedu Kapwanga

HRT forced to share its blocks

Areva: Trekkopje’s fate to be decided in July

Russia appears to drop Kudu

Luanda shells out for dams

Areva’s middle-men in UraMin deal

China’s Shao plants flag on iron project

Utoni Nujoma

Fresh start for Tsumeb smelter

At last a PSA on Kudu

Spotlight Areva sticks strictly to plan at Trekkopje

Surestream has eye glued to lakes

Spotlight The African twin of Brazil's new El Dorado

Larry Bottomley

Sophie Moal-Makame

BP debuts and Petrobras becomes operator

Steinepreis takes the long view

Shali may break logjam over Kombat

A spinoff for Berg Aukas in Namibia

Windhoek won’t bend to oil firms

Power for Copperbelt, not Eskom?

Sandpiper phosphate project speeds up

Tullow remains operator on Kudu

Gazprom

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight
Areva sticks strictly to plan at Trekkopje

Spotlight
The African twin of Brazil's new El Dorado