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AFRICA Issue dated 04/12/2018

EU war on cadmium takes toll on phosphate sector

The provisional agreement reached by the European Parliament and the European Council of Ministers to cap cadmium content in phosphate [...] (155 words)

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Morocco's OCP brings in new recruits to boost its North American fertiliser sales

Moroccan fertiliser giant OCP, which is facing competition in its African "home" market and regulatory problems in Europe, is expanding its management team in the United States in a bid to find new outlets and increase its sales in both the US and Canada. [...]

ETHIOPIA MOROCCO 22/02/2019

OCP to mine Ethiopian phosphate

Ethiopian soil is rich in phosphate and OCP, the biggest exporter of phosphate in the world, will soon be transforming [...]

ALGERIA 28/08/2018

French investors eager to find phosphate opportunities in country

Business France, the government-run agency that promotes French companies and [...]

MOROCCO 20/07/2017

The OCP loses first round of cadmium war in Brussels

Phospahtes giant OCP is readying itself with some nervousness for [...]

MOROCCO 23/03/2017

OCP prepares cadmium offensive in Brussels

After the tug of war over the Morocco-EU agricultural agreement (MC 1237), it is now the turn of phosphates giant [...]

NORTH AFRICA 21/02/2017

DMT in quest for North African phosphate properties

The mining division of the German engineering consultancy firm DMT [...]

Spotlight BURKINA FASO 12/04/2016

Sofitex: Yameogo could switch to an entirely new fertilizer game

The dismissal of Bernard Zougouri as boss of Sofitex (Societe des Fibres Textiles, AMI 365) in late March could well usher in a new chapter concerning the supply of fertiliser to Burkina Faso. Wilfried Yameogo, who was asked to take [. [...]

Spotlight MOROCCO 11/02/2016

Mohammed VI takes back charge of Sahara question

By reorganizing his foreign affairs team on February 7, Mohammed VI ("M6") hopes to regain the initiative on the key Western Sahara question, on which Morocco is currently marking time. New junior foreign minister Nasser Bourita will have no difficulty [. [...]

Spotlight SENEGAL 19/01/2016

Mimran seeks to make inroad into phosphate market

The Mimran group is pushing ahead with its plan to diversify into mining (AMI 354, AMI 350) and is expected to acquire a stake in Avenira (formerly Minemakers) in coming days. Its aim is to grab a piece of Senegal’s [. [...]

Spotlight TUNISIA 13/01/2015

Souid faces uphill task to revive phosphates branch

Named the new chief executive of Compagnie des Phosphates de Gafsa (CPG) and the Groupe Chimique Tunisien (GCT, a fertiliser producer) in December, Romdhane Souid has a lot of work cut out for him to revive an industry battered by [. [...]

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OCP prepares cadmium offensive in Brussels

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Mahamat Déby's Herculean labours to secure Chad's borders

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OCP to mine Ethiopian phosphate

French investors eager to find phosphate opportunities in country

The OCP loses first round of cadmium war in Brussels

OCP prepares cadmium offensive in Brussels

DMT in quest for North African phosphate properties

Sofitex: Yameogo could switch to an entirely new fertilizer game

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