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TOGO Issue dated 02/03/2011

Fight over carbonated phosphates

Were Togo’s mines and energy minister Dammipi Noupokou and the managing director for mines and geology, Banimbo Gbengbartane, bent on [...] (180 words)

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Special report TOGO 20/12/2011

Cards re-shuffled for country's phosphate

Begun in 2009, the quest for a strategic partner for Societe Nouvelle des Phosphates du Togo (SNPT) is still marking time. Although the government has been engaged for long months in exclusive talks with the Australian firm Sultan Corp. [...]

Breaking news TOGO 13/12/2011

New Tender for Phosphate Mines

Australia's Sultan Corp has found itself back to square one concerning exploiting Togo's carbonated phosphates reserves (AMI 263).Under pressure from [...]

TOGO 20/11/2011

Phosphates: Sultan Corp runs into wall in Lome

The Australian firm Sultan Corp’s hopes of landing a carbonated phosphates concession in Togo before the end of the year [...]

TOGO 11/10/2011

Phosphate privatization still stuck

Derek Lenartowicz, managing director of the Australian firm Sultan Corp, had hoped to sign a contract for a carbonated phosphates [...]

TOGO 31/05/2011

Indecision over Togo’s carbonate phosphates

The Togolese government is reportedly less enthusiastic than before on [...]

TOGO 29/03/2011

Jimmy Lee

Negotiations between the Australian mining concern Sultan Corp and the Togolese government for a license to mine carbonated phosphates (AMI [...]

TOGO 15/03/2011

Togo phosphates: a follow-up

In response to our article "Fight over carbonated phosphates" in [...]

DRC 15/03/2011

ENRC putting its money on copper market

In the wake of its widely publicized acquisitions over the past two years in Katanga and Zambia's copper belt, ENRC [...]

TOGO 08/12/2009

Hefty Investment Needed in Phosphates

In a report submitted to the government of Gilbert Houngbo in mid-November, the consultancy Africa Label Group (ALG), working with [...]

TOGO 10/11/2009

Phosphate Industry Seeks a Saviour

Two years after being formed first from the ashes of the Office Togolais des Phosphates, then of the subsidiary International [...]

TOGO 01/09/2009

Israel Prospects in Togo

A delegation of representatives of the Israeli armaments industry was [...]

TOGO 20/01/2009

Togo Phosphates May Lay Off 600 Workers

The Société Nouvelle des Phosphates du Togo (SNPT) may soon [...]

TOGO 10/06/2008

Togo Sends Delegation to IDB

Gilbert Bawara, the Togo cooperation minister, travelled to Jeddah in [...]

TOGO 11/12/2007

Call for Help for Togo Phosphates

Togo's Finance Minister Adji Othèth Ayassor has asked international financial [...]

TOGO 22/05/2007

ISD to Rescue Office des Phosphates?

The Office Togolais des Phosphates (OTP) is still waiting for a cash injection but it could receive a shot in [...]

Spotlight TOGO 21/11/2006

Who’s interested in mines?

Office Togolais des Phosphates (OTP), Togo’s sole industrial mining operator and once the country’s main source (60%) of foreign currency, is now in poor shape and urgently needing fresh cash. Some investors have shown up but revamping the mining sector [. [...]

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