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Inflation Divides Finance Leaders

In the knowledge that he will not be able to reach his objectives in the matter of inflation, the finance minister wants to change the rules for evaluating it.

Subscribers only 11.10.2002

Rands Tempt South Africa's Civil Servants

South Africa's ministers have been having a hard time keeping their ministries' director generals, because the appetite of the latter [...]

Subscribers only 11.10.2002

A Feasibility Study Burns the Rubber in South Africa

An American company based in Colorado was chosen by the [...]

Subscribers only 11.10.2002

A Call to Bid for Ultra Deep

Using data from two new seismic surveys, South Africa believes it can drum up a lot of interest in its deep offshore.

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

The New Power Barons

As a direct result of South Africa's black empowerment policy several groups with good connections are staking claims in the power sector.

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

New Distribution Company

The South African government has set up a new company, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

Sable Fields Set to Produce in 2003

Operated by the national oil company PetroSa and the U.S. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

Show of Strength over Privatizations

The Cosatu union federation is not shying away from its ultimatum to the government to put a freeze on its privatization policy.

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

Kevin Wakeford

The chief executive of the South African Chamber of Business [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

Iscor Accused of Rigging Prices

With backing from Durban Roodepoort Deep, Harmony Gold Mining has [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.10.2002

Freeze on Gencor Asset Sale?

On Sept. 28, just four days before a meeting of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.10.2002

Mbeki Behind Black Employers

More and more, South Africa's president is taking his distances from the Cosatu trade unions to rely on the organization of black employers.

Subscribers only Politics 27.09.2002

Americans to Advise South Africa's IDC

The holding of the South African state, the Industrial Development Corporation, has signed a contract with an American cabinet, EMP [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.2002

Mining Minister to Reassure London

In order to reassure investors concerning his policy in the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.09.2002

State Holding Co. in Oil Moves

The Industrial Development Corporation, a state-owned holding company, is bargaining discreetly to take positions in African oil ventures.

Subscribers only Energy 24.09.2002

New Power Legislation

A black empowerment charter concerning the electricity sector will be drawn up in coming months on the heels of earlier [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.09.2002

U.S. Backs Exploration

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency is handing $1.3 million to Mintek, a semi-public South African organization, and PetroSA, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.09.2002

Advising Petronas

The U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley headed an operation undertaken [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.09.2002

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Mbeki Wants Black Business to Unite

South Africa's president was to attend the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry's annual congress

Subscribers only Politics 20.09.2002

Paul Fortin

Mining law expert Paul Fortin is joining the executive committee of Gold Fields Ltd. as general counsel and chief legal [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

John Brown

Thistle Mining, which acquired Steyn gold mine in South Africa at the beginning of the year, has got a new [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

David Challen

Financial market s3pecialist David Challen has been given a seat on the board of Anglo American. 59 year old Challen, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

Tawana links with BHP Billiton

The Australian company Tawana Resources has signed a heads of [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

Separation of Powers Hardly Assured

The incestuous links between the state and large South African companies is illustrated by the path of a former civil servant who's joined the private sector.

Subscribers only 13.09.2002

Lars Josefsson

A former executive from the Ericsson telecommunications group, Lars Josefsson has been named to the board of Eskom. An engineer [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

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South Africa

Inflation Divides Finance Leaders

Rands Tempt South Africa's Civil Servants

A Feasibility Study Burns the Rubber in South Africa

A Call to Bid for Ultra Deep

The New Power Barons

New Distribution Company

Sable Fields Set to Produce in 2003

Show of Strength over Privatizations

Kevin Wakeford

Iscor Accused of Rigging Prices

Freeze on Gencor Asset Sale?

Mbeki Behind Black Employers

Americans to Advise South Africa's IDC

Mining Minister to Reassure London

State Holding Co. in Oil Moves

New Power Legislation

U.S. Backs Exploration

Advising Petronas

Spotlight
Mbeki Wants Black Business to Unite

Paul Fortin

John Brown

David Challen

Tawana links with BHP Billiton

Separation of Powers Hardly Assured

Lars Josefsson

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South Africa

Inflation Divides Finance Leaders

Rands Tempt South Africa's Civil Servants

A Feasibility Study Burns the Rubber in South Africa

A Call to Bid for Ultra Deep

The New Power Barons

New Distribution Company

Sable Fields Set to Produce in 2003

Show of Strength over Privatizations

Kevin Wakeford

Iscor Accused of Rigging Prices

Freeze on Gencor Asset Sale?

Mbeki Behind Black Employers

Americans to Advise South Africa's IDC

Mining Minister to Reassure London

State Holding Co. in Oil Moves

New Power Legislation

U.S. Backs Exploration

Advising Petronas

Spotlight Mbeki Wants Black Business to Unite

Paul Fortin

John Brown

David Challen

Tawana links with BHP Billiton

Separation of Powers Hardly Assured

Lars Josefsson

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Mbeki Wants Black Business to Unite