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Namibia

Accor's plans for Southern Africa

The president of the Africa branch of the hotel company Accor, Jean-Pierre Lespinasse, outlined his group's projects for Southern Africa [...]

Subscribers only 24.09.2004

A large delegation from southern Africa to Paris

A large delegation of representatives from the countries of the [...]

Subscribers only 10.09.2004

Partnership with Hunt

The National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR) has signed an [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.08.2004

Paladin Sees Higher Demand for Uranium

Paladin Resources has begun a feasibility study on the Langer Heinrich uranium project which it bought from Aztec Resources in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.07.2004

New Assessor Named

The Tender Board of Namibia has revealed the identity of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.07.2004

Correction

A mistake slipped into Africa Mining Intelligence's 87th issue. Samicor, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.07.2004

Kudu to Supply Power Plant

As Africa Energy Intelligence anticipated in May (AEI 370), the Kudu gas project in Namibia's offshore was revived early this [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.07.2004

Uncertainty over Michel Barnier's tour

There are a number of uncertainties over the trip that the French foreign affairs minister, Michel Barnier, is to make [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.06.2004

Delicate trade negotiations with the USA

The trade negotiations between the USA and the South African Customs Union (SACU, comprising South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia and [...]

Subscribers only Politics 11.06.2004

Conference on Southern Africa

The British press group The Economist is organising a panel [...]

Subscribers only 11.06.2004

Afri-Can Marine wants to diversify into copper

Afri-Can Marine Minerals Corp, the junior Canadian compagy engaged in diamond exploration offshore Namibia, has taken up an option on [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.06.2004

Simon Guilbert

The Australian company Reefton Mining NL has a new CEO: Simon Guilbert. He is a specialist in technical and financial [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.06.2004

Kudu Ready for Take-Off?

As a result of Tullow Oil's acquisition of Energy Africa, the International Finance Corp. looks set to finance the Kudu oil project.

Subscribers only Energy 25.05.2004

US hold on the Nacala corridor in southern Africa

The American administration as well as a number of private American companies are taking a keen interest in the Nacala [...]

Subscribers only 14.05.2004

Exploring in Namibia

Holding a license in the Namibe basin in Namibia since [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.05.2004

Albidon in Broad Offensive

The mining firm Albidon Ltd., which was recently listed on London's Alternative Investment Market and the Australian Stock Exchange, is [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.04.2004

Ongopolo in Move on Congo's Copper

To guarantee its supply of copper concentrates, the Namibian firm Ongopolo Mining and Processing Ltd. is weighing the idea of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.04.2004

Lev Leviev

Israeli diamond tycoon Lev Leviev doesn't interest himself exclusively in Namibia's diamonds. In early march, two companies that form part [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.04.2004

Rossing to Decide in 3rd Quarter

According to our sources, Rossing Uranium Ltd., which is 68.6% [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.04.2004

The IFC on safari

4The International Financial Corporation is to fund part of the development programme of a South African safari company.

Subscribers only 09.04.2004

De Beers Aims for 1.7 Million Carats

Hit by appreciation of the rand in 2003 (the Namibian dollar is pegged to the South African currency), Namdeb is [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.03.2004

Empowerment Across the Economy

Following South Africa's example, the Namibian government is drafting an [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.03.2004

Leviev in Diamond Cutting Venture

Lev Leviev, a former De Beers diamond man who recovered the offshore concessions of the defunct Namibian Mineral Corporation (Namco), [...]

Subscribers only Mining 16.03.2004

Joseph Ita

The permanent secretary of Namibia's energy and mines ministry, Joseph Ita, has been asked to head a task force that [...]

Subscribers only Mining 16.03.2004

Namibian Resources Seeks AIM Listing

Namibian Resources, which wholly owns Sonnberg Diamonds (Namibia) intends to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 02.03.2004

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Namibia

Accor's plans for Southern Africa

A large delegation from southern Africa to Paris

Partnership with Hunt

Paladin Sees Higher Demand for Uranium

New Assessor Named

Correction

Kudu to Supply Power Plant

Uncertainty over Michel Barnier's tour

Delicate trade negotiations with the USA

Conference on Southern Africa

Afri-Can Marine wants to diversify into copper

Simon Guilbert

Kudu Ready for Take-Off?

US hold on the Nacala corridor in southern Africa

Exploring in Namibia

Albidon in Broad Offensive

Ongopolo in Move on Congo's Copper

Lev Leviev

Rossing to Decide in 3rd Quarter

The IFC on safari

De Beers Aims for 1.7 Million Carats

Empowerment Across the Economy

Leviev in Diamond Cutting Venture

Joseph Ita

Namibian Resources Seeks AIM Listing

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Andry Rajoelina

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Erik Prince

AFRICOM

Namibia

Accor's plans for Southern Africa

A large delegation from southern Africa to Paris

Partnership with Hunt

Paladin Sees Higher Demand for Uranium

New Assessor Named

Correction

Kudu to Supply Power Plant

Uncertainty over Michel Barnier's tour

Delicate trade negotiations with the USA

Conference on Southern Africa

Afri-Can Marine wants to diversify into copper

Simon Guilbert

Kudu Ready for Take-Off?

US hold on the Nacala corridor in southern Africa

Exploring in Namibia

Albidon in Broad Offensive

Ongopolo in Move on Congo's Copper

Lev Leviev

Rossing to Decide in 3rd Quarter

The IFC on safari

De Beers Aims for 1.7 Million Carats

Empowerment Across the Economy

Leviev in Diamond Cutting Venture

Joseph Ita

Namibian Resources Seeks AIM Listing

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

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