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OIL PROJECT LAUNCHED

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The African Regional Capacity Building Network for HIV/AIDS Prevention, Treatment

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Romanians in offshore oil in Tanzania

The Irish company Aminex, which last year bought the exploration

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LPG, SOUNDING OUT MARKET

A Moroccan source has depicted Rubis' plan to build an imports terminal with a capacity of 40,000 tons per year

CONGO Energy 08/12/1999

HALFWAY MOVE FOR HYDRO CONGO

Companies slated for privatization in Congo are going to change their management before the sell-off, including Hydro Congo. The latter

ANGOLA Energy 08/12/1999

PRIDE ANGOLA TO DRILL ONE WELL FOR BP AMOCO

BP Amoco is to take advantage of a slot with

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MOZAMBIQUE Politics 04/12/1999

Another mandate for presidential-candidate Joaquim Chissano, whose re-election in the face of competition from rival runner Afonso Dhlakama seemed assured as the December 3-4 presidential election approached, will be sharply influenced by the equilibrium between his FRELIMO (governmental) party and

CAMEROON CHAD Energy 24/11/1999

DOBA VICTIM OF GLOBALIZATION

The Chad government signed a preliminary accord with Vivendi to take over management of the Societe Tchadienne d'Electricitre et d'Eau

NIGERIA Energy 10/11/1999

EA PROJECT IN STARTING BLOCKS

In late October Shell's board gave a go-ahead to the EA project that will involve a first venture in "alternative"

ZIMBABWE Energy 29/09/1999

TIGHT TIMING FOR NEW PLAN

The Zimbabwe government and the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) have just submitted a draft of a new System Development

CAMEROON CHAD Energy 29/09/1999

WORLD BANK COVERS ITSELF

With the pipeline project between Doba and Kribi coming up before the board in mid-October (AEM 258) the World Bank

ANGOLA Energy 15/09/1999

DISCOVERIES ON BLOCKS 15 AND 17

Earlier this month Elf confirmed its sixth discovery on block

ZIMBABWE 04/09/1999

WORLD BANK FOLLOWS SUIT

Following the IMF's lead, the World Bank will on September 13 present a third structural adjustment credit line for Zimbabwe

CAMEROON CHAD Energy 01/09/1999

THREAT TO PIPELINE LOOMS LARGE

An obstacle to the funding of the Chad-Cameroon pipeline in the form of a U.S. bill named "Demilitarization for Development

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AFRICA FRANCE Energy 14/07/1999

TOTALFIN/ELF FALLOUT FOR AFRICA

A full week after Total Fina, which exists as such only since April 16, launched a 43 billion Euro takeover bid for Elf there is no solid indication of when Elf's board will meet to approve the "major project" that

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CAMEROON CHAD Energy 02/06/1999

THE LAST BUMPY MILE

Chad president Idriss Deby flew to Washington on May 24 to voice his concern over delays in the Doba-Kribi pipeline project to World Bank president James Wolfensohn. Cautious, Wolfenson met earlier in the morning with representatives from three environmental organizations,

WEST AFRICA Energy 19/05/1999

BP AMOCO CANCELS PEREGRINE DEAL

BP Amoco has cancelled a three-year plus options drilling contract with R&B Falcon for the drillship Peregrine VII on the

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ALGERIA Energy 31/03/1999

GAS JV ERA JUST BEGINNING

Three of the biggest Algerian projects could well be brought under the same roof this year through a merger between BP-Amoco and Arco. News of the possible merger, which appeared in the Wall Street Journal on March 29, came just

WEST AFRICA Energy 17/02/1999

TEXACO-R&B FALCON CONTRACT CONFIRMED

R&B Falcon has been awarded a three-year contract by Texaco

ANGOLA Energy 20/01/1999

STATOIL ON BLOCK 31?

Luanda has just confirmed the already-known share-out of operating roles following the first phase of bidding for blocks 31 to

NIGERIA Energy 06/01/1999

FIND FOR ELF IN DEEP OFFSHORE

Elf Petroleum has made an appearently substantial discovery in Nigeria's deep offshore. The French group remained silent about results of

IVORY COAST Energy 06/01/1999

PETROCI TO MARKET LPG FOR VEHICLES

Petroci-Gaz is planning to start marketing LPG for vehicles in

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WEST AFRICA Energy 16/12/1998

LAST OBSTACLES TO GAS PIPELINE

Of the three regional gas or gas-electricity projects that could be completed by the end of the decade in sub-Saharan Africa the West African Gas Pipeline (WAPG) based on reserves in Nigeria, where 2 billion cu.

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Energy 02/12/1998

SIZING UP MEGA MERGER IMPACT ON AFRICA

Africa certainly hasn't been a decisive factor in the flurry of mega-mergers in the oil industry which are being spurred instead by the need to cut costs in the face of plunging oil prices – in real terms these are

BENIN Energy 04/11/1998

WORLD BANK LOAN ON WAY

The World Bank affiliate International Development Association will shortly approve

MOROCCO Energy 04/11/1998

FOUR WAY TIE-UP FOR LPG LOGISTIC COMPANY

On October 26 the Societe Cherifienne des Petroles (SCP), Tissir-Primagaz,

MADAGASCAR Energy 21/10/1998

PRIVATIZATION LOOMS FOR SOLIMA

Ten companies will submit bids when an invitation to tender is issued next week for the privatization of the state-owned

ANGOLA Energy 21/10/1998

NEW FINDS ON BLOCKS 14-15

Within a week of one other Chevron and Exxon each announced new discoveries on blocks 14 and 15 where they

IVORY COAST Energy 07/10/1998

LPG BOTTLING PLANT WITH MOROCCAN COMPANY

On Sept. 22 the Moroccan firm Somepi signed an agreement

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CAMEROON CHAD Energy 07/10/1998

PIPELINE DELAYED

No fundamental problem appears to stand in the way of an agreement between Cameroon and the World Bank on the Chad-Kribi oil pipeline and the need to protect the environment and foster economic and social development, according to Patrice Mandengabassa,

CAMEROON CHAD Energy 23/09/1998

NEW PIPELINE BARGAINING

The World Bank is to stage new negotiations before the

ANGOLA Energy 09/09/1998

FOURTH DISCOVERY ON BLOCK 17

On Sept. 3 Elf announced its fourth discovery on block 17 in the deep Angolan offshore, Lirio. It follows Girassol

NIGERIA Energy 26/08/1998

OSO II IN SERVICE

The second phase of the Oso development project centered on the production of NGL has been commissioned. Output began at

CENTRAL AFRICA Energy 26/08/1998

PETROFINA SELLS DOWNSTREAM ASSETS IN FOUR COUNTRIES

Although Petrofina intends to remain active in the upstream in

TANZANIA Energy 22/07/1998

YEAR 2000 START FOR SONGO SONGO

The financial package for the Songo Songo project will be put together completely at the end of 1998, AEM learned

MADAGASCAR 27/06/1998

PRIVATIZATION TIMETABLES

The privatization programme for Madagascar's public-sector enterprises has just been updated by the World Bank with a new timetable dated

CHAD Energy 24/06/1998

GREENS FRET OVER PIPELINE PLAN

A "summit of the seven poorest countries" organized by the Greens on June 12 in the European Parliament's building in

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AFRICA Energy 24/06/1998

ENVIRONMENT, MARKET APPROACH GAINS GROUND

If Bill Richardson is mostly known for his peacemaking skills as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations – he exercised them with talent in Bosnia and in more controversial fashion in the Congo-Kinshasa imbroglio – his appointment on June 18

SENEGAL Energy 27/05/1998

HYDRO QUEBEC BIDS FOR SENELEC

Hydro Quebec has just confirmed in Dakar that it is in the running to become Senelec's strategic partner following the

CAMEROON CHAD Energy 29/04/1998

PIPELINE CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE

The Chad-Cameroon oi development and pipeline project that are awaiting the green light for IDA loans - the total was

MADAGASCAR 04/04/1998

SLOWCOACH PRIVATIZATION

The consultant Price Waterhouse who prepared the privatization programme of Solima (petroleum products) according to a cession formula known as

ANGOLA Energy 25/03/1998

EXXON CONFIRMS MAJOR STRIKE

Sonangol and Exxon have confirmed a discovery recorded by Esso Exploration Angola on block 15 in the deep Angolan offshore.

MADAGASCAR 14/03/1998

MAYBE HELP FOR PRIVATIZATION

The World Bank mission which went to Antananarivo last month is insisting that the government must privatize the state-owned banks

CAMEROON CHAD Energy 11/03/1998

PIPELINE WAITS IDA GREEN LIGHT

The Exxon group which operates in Chad's oil project and in the TOTCO and COTCO companies that will operate the

MOZAMBIQUE Energy 25/02/1998

ACCORD WITH BP FINALIZED

An agreement between the Mozambique government and British Petroleum that dated from September, 1996 was finalized in Maputo on Feb.

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MADAGASCAR 21/02/1998

WORLD BANK SECRETS

On Madagascar, implementation of the economic reform programme passes by firm spoonfeeding at all stages of local institutions (presidency, prime minister's office, economic ministries, etc) by International Monetary Fund and World Bank representatives. Objective: to neutralize all political interference by

CAMEROON CHAD Energy 28/01/1998

KICKOFF FOR PIPELINE

Work on the pipeline that is to link the Doba oil basin in southern Chad to the future terminal at

ALGERIA Energy 10/12/1997

BICKERING AT TFT

Bickering has broken out on the on-going Tin Fouye Tabankort

KENYA Energy 10/12/1997

LPG IMPORT CAPACITY BOOSTED

Kenya plans to build a butane-propane terminal to increase storage

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CANADA Energy 10/12/1997

UNDER WORLD BANK'S WATCHFULL EYE

Road repairs around Kinshasa and humanitarian missions were all that Laurent Kabila's government won from the "Friends of the Congo" conference organized under the auspices of the World Bank on Dec. 3-4 in Brussels. The "stabilization and recovery" plan prepared

ANGOLA Energy 26/11/1997

BP HIRES FORMER WHITE HOUSE AIDE

With an eye to developing its interests in Angola, British

WEST AFRICA Energy 26/11/1997

BP LOOKING FOR DEEPWATER RIG

BP is checking the market for a deepwater rig for

MADAGASCAR 25/10/1997

GLENCORE PROJECTS

Glencore, a large Swiss-based petroleum trader, recently approached a Paris bank to propose a financial package for Madagascar. The deal

NIGERIA Energy 15/10/1997

DOUBTS OVER ESCRAVOS GAS PROJECT'S SECOND PHASE

Chevron announced that a shipment of LPG left the Escravos

AFRICA Energy 17/09/1997

SASOL TO BUILD UP NATREF

Sasol is considering a new extension to the Natref refinery and a decision will be made by the year's end.

IVORY COAST MOROCCO Energy 17/09/1997

AFRIQUIA BUYS INTO PETRO-IVOIRE AFRIQUIA

The private Ivory Coast distribution company Petro-Ivoire now has Morocco's

KENYA Energy 30/07/1997

NEW DOWNSTREAM HITCHES

A project to build a terminal for LPG imports has moved ahead with an agreement signed by the Kenya Pipeline

ALGERIA Energy 30/07/1997

IN SALAH GAS' HIGH TECH IT

BP's staff in its In Salah Gas joint venture with

EUROPE NORTH AFRICA Energy 21/05/1997

GAS SEMINAR IN U.K. IN OCTOBER

A conference on the theme of "North African gas and the implications for the European gas market" will be staged

MOROCCO Energy 21/05/1997

VITOGAZ'S DEBUT IN PROPANE

The French company Vitogaz is making its debut in the LPG sector in Morocco, more precisely in propane. Vitogaz's holding

ANGOLA Energy 07/05/1997

CHEVRON REPORTS 2ND ELEPHANT

Has Chevron discovered the second "elephant" field in Angola's offshore? It has certainly been hoping so since its first test

NIGERIA Energy 07/05/1997

STATOIL STILL SEEKING SEMIS

Statoil has issued an availability inquiry for a rig to

AFRICA FRANCE Energy 23/04/1997

TOTAL KEEPS UP PACE IN AFRICA

Output from small and medium-sized fields which was characterized by the production start-up 15 years ago on the 2/85 block

NIGER Energy 19/03/1997

NIGELEC ON THE AUCTION BLOCK

Nigelec has been marked down for IMF-World Bank-type privatization along with the water company SNE and oil storage firm Sonidep.

WEST AFRICA Energy 19/03/1997

RESERVES AT 7 BILLION BARRELS

In the latest of its surveys on the oil industry in West Africa that covers seven countries -- from Cameroon

ETHIOPIA Energy 05/03/1997

CALUB PROJECT UNDERWAY

An Ethiopian company has kicked off a project to extract and process up to 65,000 tons of liquid petroleum products

EQUATORIAL GUINEA Energy 05/02/1997

START UP FOR ALBA'S LPG

Production of liquefied petroleum gas from wet gas on the Equatorial Guinea field of Alba began on Jan. 24. Initial

ETHIOPIA Energy 05/02/1997

TWO STUDIES FOR BEICIP

Ethiopia's energy and mines ministry signed two contracts for studies last month with BEICIP-Franlab, the consultancy and international engineering unit

CONGO Energy 05/02/1997

FIRST LPG SHIPMENT FROM NKOSSA

Elf indicated on Jan. 28 that the first shipment of

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AFRICA Energy 05/02/1997

FRANCE'S NARROW GREENHOUSE EFFECT PIPELINE

Forty four projects had been accepted by the end of 1996 or were at an advanced stage in the French Global Environment Fund's (FFEM) pipeline. The projects slated to receive grants from the Fund organized by the Caisse Francaise de

TANZANIA Energy 22/01/1997

LIBERALIZATION HALFWAY HOME

The liberalization of Tanzania's oil industry, which has long been

Spotlight

ALGERIA Energy 08/01/1997

STILL A RACE AGAINST TIME

Algeria is counting on earning between $13-16 billion annually from oil and gas exports over the next four years, basing the estimate on a price of over $18 per barrel. Sonatrach's forecast depends on world markets holding up strongly until

GABON Energy 18/12/1996

OCELOT LANDS ITS PERMITS

Ocelot Energy won two licences to be operated on a production sharing basis in Gabon following negotiations that were already

SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE Energy 18/12/1996

FREE TRADE ZONE IDEA RE-SURFACES

A project to establish a free trade zone in Agulhas

EUROPEAN UNION NORTH AFRICA Energy 18/12/1996

ELF AND BP JOIN ENERGY OBSERVATORY

The Mediterranean Energy Observatory now counts 24 member companies following

EQUATORIAL GUINEA Energy 18/12/1996

SCRAMBLE AT MALABO

As Equatorial Guinea is a small country with rich oil prospects several big groups are scrambling to install the first

UGANDA 07/12/1996

PROMISES, PROMISES

During the meeting of the World Bank consultative group on Uganda, held in Paris on November 21 and 22, Uganda

ANGOLA Energy 04/12/1996

ELF DRILLS GIRASOL 1

A few days ago Elf Exploration Angola began drilling the Girasol 1 appraisal well on Block 17 on the most

ZAMBIA Energy 09/10/1996

BP AND AGIP MARKETING AFFILIATES PRIVATIZED

The government has completed the privatization of British Petroleum Zambia

NIGERIA Energy 09/10/1996

PRIVATIZATION FOR OIL INDUSTRY?

Nigeria has managed to fend off the threat of oil or other sanctions with for a selective release of jailed

ETHIOPIA 20/07/1996

THREE WORLD BANK PROJECTS

The International Development Association, an affiliate of the World Bank, has begun work on three projects for loans to Ethiopia,

IVORY COAST Energy 10/07/1996

MAERSK SHOWS INTEREST; PLUSPETROL AND GLOBAL SET UP SHOP

Prime minister Daniel Kablan Duncan indicated that A.P. Moeller, the

ALGERIA Energy 26/06/1996

TAMADANET IN PRODUCTION

Petro Canada announced that it had put the Tamadanet oil field which it discovered in 1994 in the Ghadames basin

CONGO Energy 26/06/1996

NKOSSA IN PRODUCTION; LPG IN FIVE MONTHS

Operator Elf Congo started up production on Nkossa on June

IVORY COAST Energy 12/06/1996

LPG BOTTLE PLANT ON WAY

AEM understands that Ivory Coast's state-owned Petroci has signed an agreement with the Lebanese group Daher et Jaber for the

MOZAMBIQUE Energy 29/05/1996

WHAT'S IN THE PIPELINE

A Portuguese bid to acquire all or part of the shares of the government and/or Lonrho in the Beira-Harare pipeline

MALI Energy 15/05/1996

TWO IDA LOANS APPROVED

The World Bank has announced approval by the International Development Association (IDA) of a $23 million loan that had been

ERITREA Energy 01/05/1996

PROJECT FOR LPG TERMINAL AT MASSAWA Free

The construction of an LPG terminal and a plant to

CONGO Energy 01/05/1996

PRIVATIZATION WITH CURBS

The timetable will be honored, as with electricity-generation, but the privatization of Congo's downstream oil sector will leave a government

Spotlight

MOZAMBIQUE 30/03/1996

GET THINGS MOVING

The approaching World Bank consultative group on Mozambique has relaunched the debate on cleaning up Mozambique's state-owned companies. International fund donors are expected to use the Paris meeting (April 17 and 18) to jog the Maputo authorities over their failure

KENYA Energy 27/03/1996

Algerian secret services in survival mode in North Mali

As fight against M23 continues, Kigali and Kinshasa wage war of intelligence

William Ruto's new order

Africa in the Russia-Ukraine war

The Sahel threatened by a jihadist tornado

OIL PROJECT LAUNCHED

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Loan for the Fight Against AIDS in East Africa

Romanians in offshore oil in Tanzania

LPG, SOUNDING OUT MARKET

HALFWAY MOVE FOR HYDRO CONGO

PRIDE ANGOLA TO DRILL ONE WELL FOR BP AMOCO

ELECTORAL SCENARIOS

DOBA VICTIM OF GLOBALIZATION

EA PROJECT IN STARTING BLOCKS

TIGHT TIMING FOR NEW PLAN

WORLD BANK COVERS ITSELF

DISCOVERIES ON BLOCKS 15 AND 17

WORLD BANK FOLLOWS SUIT

THREAT TO PIPELINE LOOMS LARGE

TOTALFIN/ELF FALLOUT FOR AFRICA

THE LAST BUMPY MILE

BP AMOCO CANCELS PEREGRINE DEAL

GAS JV ERA JUST BEGINNING

TEXACO-R&B FALCON CONTRACT CONFIRMED

STATOIL ON BLOCK 31?

FIND FOR ELF IN DEEP OFFSHORE

PETROCI TO MARKET LPG FOR VEHICLES

LAST OBSTACLES TO GAS PIPELINE

SIZING UP MEGA MERGER IMPACT ON AFRICA

WORLD BANK LOAN ON WAY

FOUR WAY TIE-UP FOR LPG LOGISTIC COMPANY

PRIVATIZATION LOOMS FOR SOLIMA

NEW FINDS ON BLOCKS 14-15

LPG BOTTLING PLANT WITH MOROCCAN COMPANY

PIPELINE DELAYED

NEW PIPELINE BARGAINING

FOURTH DISCOVERY ON BLOCK 17

OSO II IN SERVICE

PETROFINA SELLS DOWNSTREAM ASSETS IN FOUR COUNTRIES

YEAR 2000 START FOR SONGO SONGO

PRIVATIZATION TIMETABLES

GREENS FRET OVER PIPELINE PLAN

ENVIRONMENT, MARKET APPROACH GAINS GROUND

HYDRO QUEBEC BIDS FOR SENELEC

PIPELINE CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE

SLOWCOACH PRIVATIZATION

EXXON CONFIRMS MAJOR STRIKE

MAYBE HELP FOR PRIVATIZATION

PIPELINE WAITS IDA GREEN LIGHT

ACCORD WITH BP FINALIZED

WORLD BANK SECRETS

KICKOFF FOR PIPELINE

BICKERING AT TFT

LPG IMPORT CAPACITY BOOSTED

UNDER WORLD BANK'S WATCHFULL EYE

BP HIRES FORMER WHITE HOUSE AIDE

BP LOOKING FOR DEEPWATER RIG

GLENCORE PROJECTS

DOUBTS OVER ESCRAVOS GAS PROJECT'S SECOND PHASE

SASOL TO BUILD UP NATREF

AFRIQUIA BUYS INTO PETRO-IVOIRE AFRIQUIA

NEW DOWNSTREAM HITCHES

IN SALAH GAS' HIGH TECH IT

GAS SEMINAR IN U.K. IN OCTOBER

VITOGAZ'S DEBUT IN PROPANE

CHEVRON REPORTS 2ND ELEPHANT

STATOIL STILL SEEKING SEMIS

TOTAL KEEPS UP PACE IN AFRICA

NIGELEC ON THE AUCTION BLOCK

RESERVES AT 7 BILLION BARRELS

CALUB PROJECT UNDERWAY

START UP FOR ALBA'S LPG

TWO STUDIES FOR BEICIP

FIRST LPG SHIPMENT FROM NKOSSA

FRANCE'S NARROW GREENHOUSE EFFECT PIPELINE

LIBERALIZATION HALFWAY HOME