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South Africa

Gold Fields splits assets

The world's fourth-ranking gold producer, South Africa's Gold Fields is [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.01.2013

Exxon arrives on tip-toes

Cheered by its discoveries in Tanzania and countryman Anadarko’s in Mozambique, Exxon has picked up four concessions north-east of Durban in what promises to be only a start.

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.2013

Ibhubezi finally on track?

The ill-starred field off South Africa’s west coast is pursuing its rocky course. It has a new owner, once again.

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.2013

Boe Xie

The law firm White & Case is going to flesh out its executive line-up in South Africa with the arrival [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.01.2013

Worley Parsons

The British oil services company has won a contract from [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.12.2012

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Warning shot against Jacob Zuma

The South African President, Jacob Zuma, 70, has probably managed to stem the seeds of revolt inside the ruling African National Congress (ANC) against the renewal of his mandate to head the party at its conference at Mangaung (Bloemfontain) from [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.12.2012

Elisabeth Barbier

The former Africa and Indian Ocean director of the French foreign affairs ministry, Elisabeth Barbier, who was removed from her [...]

Subscribers only 14.12.2012

Ivor Ichikowitz

The South African Paramount group specialised in anti-mine armoured vehicles, whose founder and chairman is Ivor Ichikowitz, wants to expand [...]

Subscribers only 14.12.2012

Eskom has its 1300 MW again

The Cahora Bassa dam in Mozambique is once again in a position to honor its contract with the South African power utility.

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.2012

Jacob Zuma’s supporters’ latest move

The power balance in the African National Congress (ANC) is not entirely in President Jacob Zuma’s favour. The 70-year old [...]

Subscribers only 03.12.2012

Argosy in coal play

Argosy Minerals has placed an option on 70% of the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.11.2012

Mthozami Xiphu

When Mthozami Xiphu’s name was discreetly removed from the web site of the Petroleum Agency South Africa (PASA) as the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.11.2012

PetroSA in talks with Cohydro

Congo-K’s national oil company Cohydro is on the point of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.11.2012

Inga: miners impose their route

The mining industry is intent on benefiting from power from the future Inga dam, but Nigeria and South Africa have their word to say.

Subscribers only Energy 06.11.2012

Paris has its eye on the energy market

A mission of French company heads led by the MEDEF went to South Africa last week. Its purpose was to look for energy contacts and strengthen business partnerships.

Subscribers only Business 02.11.2012

Hans Merensky Holdings

The International Finance Corp (IFC, part of the World Bank) [...]

Subscribers only Business 02.11.2012

Kores zeros in on Zandkopsdrift's rare earth

A definitive strategic accord penned in December, 2011 between Frontier Rare Earths (listed on TSK) and Seoul’s state-owned Korean Resources [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.10.2012

Raising $14.5 million for Tormin mineral sands

The firm Mineral Commodities has begun an operation to raise [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.10.2012

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Shale gas: Pretoria’s leap into the unknown

With South Africa energy needs constantly on the rise and reserves of conventional gas plunging, oil companies saw a moratorium on exploration for shale gas lifted last month in spite of lobbying from farmers (AgriSA) and the management of nature [.

Subscribers only Energy 23.10.2012

Philip O’Quigley

With Falcon Oil & Gas pinning its hopes on winning concessions to explore for shale gas in South Africa’s central [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.10.2012

Tony Dino Chermani

Tony Dino Chermani, the new technical adviser in charge of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.10.2012

Vanderbijlpark, 07-09/11

The Mines Manager Show is to be held this year between Nov. 7-9 at Vanderbijlpark in South Africa in the [...]

Free access Mining 02.10.2012

PetroSA

As Africa Energy Intelligence anticipated in July (issue No. 680), [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.2012

Sasol turns back on exploring for shale gas

An end to the South African government moratorium on exploring [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.2012

Sumayya Hassan Athmani

Sumayya Hassan Athmani, the managing director of the National Oil [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.2012

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DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout

South Africa

Gold Fields splits assets

Exxon arrives on tip-toes

Ibhubezi finally on track?

Boe Xie

Worley Parsons

Spotlight
Warning shot against Jacob Zuma

Elisabeth Barbier

Ivor Ichikowitz

Eskom has its 1300 MW again

Jacob Zuma’s supporters’ latest move

Argosy in coal play

Mthozami Xiphu

PetroSA in talks with Cohydro

Inga: miners impose their route

Paris has its eye on the energy market

Hans Merensky Holdings

Kores zeros in on Zandkopsdrift's rare earth

Raising $14.5 million for Tormin mineral sands

Spotlight
Shale gas: Pretoria’s leap into the unknown

Philip O’Quigley

Tony Dino Chermani

Vanderbijlpark, 07-09/11

PetroSA

Sasol turns back on exploring for shale gas

Sumayya Hassan Athmani

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DRC The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Gabon Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

The Renaissance Dam – a national symbol but a regional quandary

West African cocoa cartel battles with the traders

Andry Rajoelina

African Development Bank

Paul Biya

Erik Prince

AFRICOM

South Africa

Gold Fields splits assets

Exxon arrives on tip-toes

Ibhubezi finally on track?

Boe Xie

Worley Parsons

Spotlight Warning shot against Jacob Zuma

Elisabeth Barbier

Ivor Ichikowitz

Eskom has its 1300 MW again

Jacob Zuma’s supporters’ latest move

Argosy in coal play

Mthozami Xiphu

PetroSA in talks with Cohydro

Inga: miners impose their route

Paris has its eye on the energy market

Hans Merensky Holdings

Kores zeros in on Zandkopsdrift's rare earth

Raising $14.5 million for Tormin mineral sands

Spotlight Shale gas: Pretoria’s leap into the unknown

Philip O’Quigley

Tony Dino Chermani

Vanderbijlpark, 07-09/11

PetroSA

Sasol turns back on exploring for shale gas

Sumayya Hassan Athmani

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout

Spotlight
Warning shot against Jacob Zuma

Spotlight
Shale gas: Pretoria’s leap into the unknown