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South Africa

Nolitha Fakude

The oil company Sasol has just appointed a black woman, Nolitha Fakude, as its number two. It hence gives the [...]

Subscribers only 29.07.2005

Reducing emissions of greenhouse gas in South Africa

The World Bank is planning to award a loan of [...]

Subscribers only 29.07.2005

A new Africa director

The automobile company Porsche has a new director for the [...]

Subscribers only 29.07.2005

Global Resources Files Suit

The U.S. firm Global Resources has filed suit against South Africa's Petroleum Agency to oblige it to honor a technical cooperation pact in the Durban basin.

Subscribers only Energy 26.07.2005

Siemens Gets Nod from Eskom

Germany's Siemens has been contracted to equip two power stations that Eskom intends to build in the next two years.

Subscribers only Energy 26.07.2005

The provinces in question

A speech by a minister on the need of a more centralised government has rekindled the debate on the ineffectiveness of the provincial administrations.

Subscribers only Politics 22.07.2005

Freight route from Southern Africa to Belgium

The Belgian company Société de l'aéroport de Bierset (SAB), based near Liège (Belgium), hopes to start operating a direct air [...]

Subscribers only 22.07.2005

Ali Abood

A former financial comptroller at Qatar's embassy in London, Ali Abood, has been named to the supervisory board of Mayfair [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.07.2005

Itumeleng Kgaboesele

Sphere Holdings, a South African group headed by Itumeleng Kgaboesele, is the new black empowerment partner of Rosy Blue Manufacturing [...]

Subscribers only Mining 19.07.2005

Paris Mashile

President Thabo Mbeki has just designated Paris Mashile, one of the councillors of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa [...]

Subscribers only 15.07.2005

Tito Mboweni disapproved by Comesa

The governor of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), Tito Mboweni thinks the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.07.2005

Ramaphosa Moves on NetGroup

A group owned by former South African union leader Cyril Ramaphosa has taken a position in the NetGroup consultancy that's highly active in Africa.

Subscribers only Energy 12.07.2005

Traders Square Off

Africa Energy Intelligence understands the British trading company Mocoh Energy has found itself seriously at odds with one of its [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.07.2005

IFC Pumps Up Energy Fund

The International Finance Corp., private investment wing of the World Bank, is to shortly invest in a fund headed by [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.07.2005

Sasol's New Man on the Ground

A lobbyist for General Electric in Congress for nearly 18 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.07.2005

Pretoria's Adviser

Several law firms and consultancies are advising South Africa's Department [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.07.2005

Bombela's black partners

Eighteen black companies are involved in the consortium selected to build the high speed train between Johannesburg and Pretoria.

Subscribers only 08.07.2005

Galahad Gold goes into uranium in South Africa

Galahad Gold, a firm created by Ian Watson, Angelos Damaskos and Graham Mascall in 2003 and listed on the London [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.2005

Anders Möllander

Anders Möllander has just been appointed Sweden's ambassador to South Africa. In 1999-2000 he was the diplomat who had chaired [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.2005

South Africans canvass American firms

A delegation of representatives of the South African electric company [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.2005

Galahad Gold in Uranium Bid

After snapping up properties in Alaska and Greenland, the British firm Galahad Gold Plc is pressing on with its buying [...]