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Zimbabwe

A South African Leaves His Mark

A South African businessman close to President Thabo Mbeki has started to leave his mark on Zimbabwe's mining sector.

Subscribers only 08.11.2002

Spotlight
Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks

Always eager to heap criticism on the European Union's behavior towards the African states it wishes to be seen as the champion of, Portugal seems to be less understanding when it happens to be its own economic interests which are [...]

Subscribers only Politics 31.10.2002

Employers Are Made to Heel

Several top leaders of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries have been forced to resign under government pressure.

Subscribers only 31.10.2002

Rambai Chingwena

The airline which had been seeking a new CEO for the past two years has appointed a 41-year-old lawyer to [...]

Subscribers only 31.10.2002

Harare in No Hurry to Accredit Mauritius's Ambassador

Supposed to take place on October 24, the ceremony of the presentation of credentials of the Mauritius high commissioner to [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.10.2002

Military Business in the DRC

A report of UN experts on the pillaging of the DRC's resources has highlighted the role played by Zimbabwe's top officers.

Subscribers only 25.10.2002

The Unions Rise Anew

Stunned by the reelection of President Robert Mugabe in the March presidential elections, the ZCTU is readying to remobilize its troops.

Subscribers only Politics 18.10.2002

Elisha Muzonzini

Last week, President Robert Mugabe appointed the head of Zimbabwe's secret service to serve as the country's high commissioner to [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.2002

White Farmers Look at Kenya Land

Chased away by the land reforms of President Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's white farmers are seeking to purchase large tracts of [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.2002

Holding the Fort at Zimbabwe

In spite of the difficulties in its Inez mine in [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.2002

Platinum to Outstrip Gold

Over the coming five years, Zimbabwe's revenue from platinum can [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.10.2002

A New Head for the Secret Services

The nomination of the CIO's director general as ambassador has launched the race to succeed him at the head of Zimbabwe's secret services.

Subscribers only Politics 11.10.2002

Murerwa Late on the Budget

Due to a boycott of the country's private sector, Mugabe's new finance minister will have to delay the presentation of the 2003 budget.

Subscribers only 11.10.2002

Future Looks Dim

According to our sources, several contracts for power imports totalling 650 MW in all will run out at the end [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

Hwange for Sale Yet Again

Once again, the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) is considering the privatization of the electric power station in Hwange, the [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

A New Offer for the KenyaRe Purchase

After a court stopped its negotiations with the Kenyan government [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

Land Reform's Needy Winners

Monica Chinamasa is the most recent person to join the horde of beneficiaries who have been privileged to be granted [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.09.2002

Diamonds Unaffected by Zimbabwe Crisis

All British investors in Zimbabwe are not in as bad straits as the farmers. The Rio Tinto Zimbabwe Ltd (RTZ), [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.2002

Anglo Puts Zimbabwe Alloys Back to Work

Closed in April of this year because of a drop in world demand for ferrochome with low carbon content, Zimbabwe [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

Priority for Equipment

The separation into two separate ministries, mines and energy, decided [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

Hardliners Zero In on Another Target

In the wake of the finance minister, the governor of Zimbabwe's central bank is in the crosshairs of the Zanu-PF hard core.

Subscribers only Politics 13.09.2002

Amos Bernard Midzi

President Robert Mugabe has named Amos Bernard Midzi minister for energy and power development in the new Zimbabwe government. The [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Robert Mugabe recently named a new energy and electric development minister

At the same time as a new transport minister (ION 1007), President Robert Mugabe recently named a new energy and [...]

Subscribers only 06.09.2002

Central Bank with Its Pants Down

The Reserve Bank has had to renounce investigating banks suspected of carrying out foreign currency transactions at an unofficial rate.

Subscribers only 06.09.2002

Witness P M Mangwende

Zimbabwe's new transport and communications minister is no newcomer to government affairs. Born in the Buhera province on October 15, [...]

Subscribers only 30.08.2002

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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

Zimbabwe

A South African Leaves His Mark

Spotlight
Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks

Employers Are Made to Heel

Rambai Chingwena

Harare in No Hurry to Accredit Mauritius's Ambassador

Military Business in the DRC

The Unions Rise Anew

Elisha Muzonzini

White Farmers Look at Kenya Land

Holding the Fort at Zimbabwe

Platinum to Outstrip Gold

A New Head for the Secret Services

Murerwa Late on the Budget

Future Looks Dim

Hwange for Sale Yet Again

A New Offer for the KenyaRe Purchase

Land Reform's Needy Winners

Diamonds Unaffected by Zimbabwe Crisis

Anglo Puts Zimbabwe Alloys Back to Work

Priority for Equipment

Hardliners Zero In on Another Target

Amos Bernard Midzi

Robert Mugabe recently named a new energy and electric development minister

Central Bank with Its Pants Down

Witness P M Mangwende

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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

Simandou, Nimba and Zogota: the long and difficult road to the start of iron ore production

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

The Renaissance Dam – a national symbol but a regional quandary

Andry Rajoelina

African Development Bank

Paul Biya

Erik Prince

AFRICOM

Zimbabwe

A South African Leaves His Mark

Spotlight Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks

Employers Are Made to Heel

Rambai Chingwena

Harare in No Hurry to Accredit Mauritius's Ambassador

Military Business in the DRC

The Unions Rise Anew

Elisha Muzonzini

White Farmers Look at Kenya Land

Holding the Fort at Zimbabwe

Platinum to Outstrip Gold

A New Head for the Secret Services

Murerwa Late on the Budget

Future Looks Dim

Hwange for Sale Yet Again

A New Offer for the KenyaRe Purchase

Land Reform's Needy Winners

Diamonds Unaffected by Zimbabwe Crisis

Anglo Puts Zimbabwe Alloys Back to Work

Priority for Equipment

Hardliners Zero In on Another Target

Amos Bernard Midzi

Robert Mugabe recently named a new energy and electric development minister

Central Bank with Its Pants Down

Witness P M Mangwende

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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
Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks