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ANGLOGOLD LOBBYING FAILS IN UNITED STATES

The national committee of the United States Republican Party returned a cheque for US$5,000 at the beginning of October to [...]

Subscribers only 06.11.1999

EU AID WITH INVESTMENTS

The European Union is to allocate 18.3 million euro for a new programme called ESIP (for EU-SADC Investment Promotion) to [...]

Subscribers only 30.10.1999

NAMCO BID FOR ODM BLOCKED

South Africa's Security Regulation Panel as thrown a spanner into last month's bid by Namibian Minerals Corp. to take over [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.10.1999

PETRA SEEKING PARTNER

Petra Diamonds is scrambling for a new black-owned partner for [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.10.1999

IMPROVEMENT STILL FRAGILE ON THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

The latest statistics of National Association of Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA) on sales of new vehicles in the Republic [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1999

ENGEN HAS TAKEN OVER ZENEX

The grand project of Malaysian oil major Petronas, which already [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1999

BRIDGETTE MOTSEPE RADEBE

The chairman of Nabera, the Black Business consortium which has [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1999

DRINKS ALL ROUND

South African officials went to Brussels this week to negotiate [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1999

FOSTER WHEELER TO STUDY NATREF PROJECT

Foster Wheeler South Africa has landed a basic engineering contract [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.10.1999

SCS TO INSTALL ORYX PIPELINE

Stolt Comex Seaway has won a $10 million contract from [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.10.1999

CELLULAR TROUBLES IN JOHANNESBURG

Public hearings should commence at the end of September to separate the seven candidates for South Africa's second cellular telephone [...]

Subscribers only 09.10.1999

THE REAL BRAIN-DRAIN FIGURES

University of Cape Town is preparing to publish a report [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.10.1999

PHONY PLANT FOR ZENZELE GROUP

A Black Business firm is reported to be very keen [...]

Subscribers only 09.10.1999

TWO BLACK BUSINESS GROUPS COMPETE

The closure of South Africa's sporting daily Sportsday on Sept. 23 is not only an economic failure but also an [...]

Subscribers only 02.10.1999

MAMPHELA RAMPHELE

World Bank directors have chosen the vice chancellor of the University of Cape Town, professor Mamphela Ramphele of South Africa, [...]

Subscribers only 02.10.1999

US GUIDED VISIT FOR PORTNET

The US Administration's Trade and Development Agency has invited about [...]

Subscribers only 02.10.1999

PUBLIC WORKS MINISTRY'S BAD ACCOUNTS

The South African parliament's public accounts committee on September 22 [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.10.1999

GORAN PERSSON

Swedish prime minister Goran Persson will visit the Republic of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.10.1999

AMPLATS TAKES 20% IN NORTHAM

Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) has swapped the rights on two properties in return for a 20% stake in Northam Platinum. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.09.1999

CREW TO CONSOLIDATE METOREX'S ASSETS

Canada's Crew Development Group has announced how it intends to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.09.1999

AFRIKANDER LEASE HOPES TO PRODUCE AT UNDER $150 PER OUNCE

A resumption of production at Afrikander Lease will have resulted [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.09.1999

THREE SELECTED FOR NEWCOAL

Three black business companies, Eyesizwe Mining, Ilanga Mining and Sebenza [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.09.1999

WASHINGTON GIVES UP

Settlement of the 'pill war' which has been poisoning relations between the Republic of South Africa and the United States [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.1999

PRETORIA KNOCKS SOME SENSE INTO SADC

Kaire Mbuenbe of Namibia was 'demoted' from his post as secretary general of Southern African Development Community (SADC) at the [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.1999

FORMER OCSAF EMPLOYEES SWITCH TO PRIVATE

Two former officials of parastatal Organisation pour la Coopération Industrielle [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.1999

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South Africa

ANGLOGOLD LOBBYING FAILS IN UNITED STATES

EU AID WITH INVESTMENTS

NAMCO BID FOR ODM BLOCKED

PETRA SEEKING PARTNER

IMPROVEMENT STILL FRAGILE ON THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

ENGEN HAS TAKEN OVER ZENEX

BRIDGETTE MOTSEPE RADEBE

DRINKS ALL ROUND

FOSTER WHEELER TO STUDY NATREF PROJECT

SCS TO INSTALL ORYX PIPELINE

CELLULAR TROUBLES IN JOHANNESBURG

THE REAL BRAIN-DRAIN FIGURES

PHONY PLANT FOR ZENZELE GROUP

TWO BLACK BUSINESS GROUPS COMPETE

MAMPHELA RAMPHELE

US GUIDED VISIT FOR PORTNET

PUBLIC WORKS MINISTRY'S BAD ACCOUNTS

GORAN PERSSON

AMPLATS TAKES 20% IN NORTHAM

CREW TO CONSOLIDATE METOREX'S ASSETS

AFRIKANDER LEASE HOPES TO PRODUCE AT UNDER $150 PER OUNCE

THREE SELECTED FOR NEWCOAL

WASHINGTON GIVES UP

PRETORIA KNOCKS SOME SENSE INTO SADC

FORMER OCSAF EMPLOYEES SWITCH TO PRIVATE

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South Africa

ANGLOGOLD LOBBYING FAILS IN UNITED STATES

EU AID WITH INVESTMENTS

NAMCO BID FOR ODM BLOCKED

PETRA SEEKING PARTNER

IMPROVEMENT STILL FRAGILE ON THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

ENGEN HAS TAKEN OVER ZENEX

BRIDGETTE MOTSEPE RADEBE

DRINKS ALL ROUND

FOSTER WHEELER TO STUDY NATREF PROJECT

SCS TO INSTALL ORYX PIPELINE

CELLULAR TROUBLES IN JOHANNESBURG

THE REAL BRAIN-DRAIN FIGURES

PHONY PLANT FOR ZENZELE GROUP

TWO BLACK BUSINESS GROUPS COMPETE

MAMPHELA RAMPHELE

US GUIDED VISIT FOR PORTNET

PUBLIC WORKS MINISTRY'S BAD ACCOUNTS

GORAN PERSSON

AMPLATS TAKES 20% IN NORTHAM

CREW TO CONSOLIDATE METOREX'S ASSETS

AFRIKANDER LEASE HOPES TO PRODUCE AT UNDER $150 PER OUNCE

THREE SELECTED FOR NEWCOAL

WASHINGTON GIVES UP

PRETORIA KNOCKS SOME SENSE INTO SADC

FORMER OCSAF EMPLOYEES SWITCH TO PRIVATE

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