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Aminex in New Play

Already operator on the Nyuni field near the Songo Songo gas field, Aminex has taken a position on another concession in the area named Songo Songo West.

Subscribers only Energy 03.06.2008

Leading lights of the Sullivan Summit

A handful of American companies will be well represented among the speakers at the Leon H. Sullivan Summit to be held in Arusha from 2 to 5 June.

Subscribers only Business 30.05.2008

John Magufuli

The Minister for Livestock Development and Fishery John Magufuli, is used to getting death threats. He already used to get [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.2008

Energem Resources

( ) The Canadian company has acquired a 40% stake [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.05.2008

Quiet on the Tanganyika Front

Smoother relations between Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania have combined with the growing interest of oil companies to turn Lake Tanganyika into a new frontier of sorts.

Subscribers only Energy 20.05.2008

Agreement with Zanzibar

The authorities on the island of Zanzibar have finally accepted [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.05.2008

Accord on IGC Coal Joint Venture

Atomic Resources of Australia, 28.55% owned by IGC Resources Inc, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.05.2008

MDM on the AIM

As expected, (AMI N°173), MDM Engineering, which rose from MDM [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.05.2008

Beach Carries Off the Prize

Australia’s Beach Petroleum has won the most coveted acreage on offer in a licensing round organized by Tanzania’s government.

Subscribers only Energy 06.05.2008

Heritage Buys Into Two New Blocks

The Canadian concern Heritage has acquired majority stakes in two [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.05.2008

An almighty mish-mash

The investigation into the way the Kiwira coal mine was privatised in 2005 has turned out to be like a set of nested Chinese boxes. One disclosure frequently hides another.

Free access Business 25.04.2008

Rush to airport services

The end of the Swissport Tanzania monopoly has opened the door for new players in the area of passenger and baggage handling in the Tanzanian airports.

Subscribers only Business 25.04.2008

Green Resources ASA

This Norwegian firm, parent company of Sao Hill Industries (SHI) [...]

Subscribers only Business 25.04.2008

Heritage Oil

This Canadian company is strengthening its position in Tanzania even [...]

Subscribers only Business 25.04.2008

Obtala Resources

The young British company founded last year and holding 18 [...]

Subscribers only Business 25.04.2008

Heritage Hunts for Gas Onshore

The Canadian group Heritage has bought into a license owned by Nigerian trader Petrodel and hopes to find gas on the acreage.

Subscribers only Energy 15.04.2008

Rostam Aziz misses his chance

A businessman close to the Head of State, Rostam Aziz, was not able to present his defence to Parliament due to a technicality.

Subscribers only Politics 11.04.2008

Reciprocal blame for the port delays

The port authorities lay the blame for the congestion of Dar es Salaam port at the door of the TICTS. In turn this private company blames the shortage of space.

Subscribers only Business 11.04.2008

Annebritt Aslund

The Eastern Africa Association (EAA), a London-based organisation of foreign companies operating in East Africa, has not had a resident [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.2008

Prismo Universal Italiana

Questioned recently in the Zanzbar Parliament, the deputy minister of [...]

Subscribers only Business 11.04.2008

Peak Resources

A new Australian company is making its entry into the [...]

Subscribers only Business 11.04.2008

Fresh Gas Reserves

Britain’s Aminex has identified new gas reserves to the east of the Songo Songo field.

Subscribers only Energy 01.04.2008

Regional Partnership for Kagera

Burundi, Rwanda and Tanzania are to join forces to build a hydro power plant.

Subscribers only Energy 18.03.2008

Law firms in the firing line

Two large law firms in Dar es Salaam have been hit by the mud, each in their own way, from scandals involving the central bank.

Subscribers only Business 14.03.2008

Mkapa’s bothersome legacy

Disclosures about the scandals during his two mandates are coming back to haunt the former President.

Subscribers only Business 14.03.2008

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Tanzania

Aminex in New Play

Leading lights of the Sullivan Summit

John Magufuli

Energem Resources

Quiet on the Tanganyika Front

Agreement with Zanzibar

Accord on IGC Coal Joint Venture

MDM on the AIM

Beach Carries Off the Prize

Heritage Buys Into Two New Blocks

An almighty mish-mash

Rush to airport services

Green Resources ASA

Heritage Oil

Obtala Resources

Heritage Hunts for Gas Onshore

Rostam Aziz misses his chance

Reciprocal blame for the port delays

Annebritt Aslund

Prismo Universal Italiana

Peak Resources

Fresh Gas Reserves

Regional Partnership for Kagera

Law firms in the firing line

Mkapa’s bothersome legacy

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Ibrahim Traoré

Virtus Minerals

Paul Kagame

Savannah Energy

Denis Sassou-Nguesso

Tanzania

Aminex in New Play

Leading lights of the Sullivan Summit

John Magufuli

Energem Resources

Quiet on the Tanganyika Front

Agreement with Zanzibar

Accord on IGC Coal Joint Venture

MDM on the AIM

Beach Carries Off the Prize

Heritage Buys Into Two New Blocks

An almighty mish-mash

Rush to airport services

Green Resources ASA

Heritage Oil

Obtala Resources

Heritage Hunts for Gas Onshore

Rostam Aziz misses his chance

Reciprocal blame for the port delays

Annebritt Aslund

Prismo Universal Italiana

Peak Resources

Fresh Gas Reserves

Regional Partnership for Kagera

Law firms in the firing line

Mkapa’s bothersome legacy

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