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Botswana

Tsodilo Resources, Lappeman Diamond Cutting Works, Ndola Copper Refinery

TSODILO RESOURCES, previously Trans Hex International, has made a diamond [...]

Subscribers only Mining 07.10.2003

The USTDA's Projects

A power connection with central Africa, a dam in Mozambique and a pipeline in East Africa are three of the USTDA's sponsored projects.

Subscribers only 25.07.2003

Brazilian President to Visit Soon

The new Brazilian president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, is set to make an official visit to several Southern African [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.07.2003

The Tribulations of Aussi Diamond Firms

A recent survey by Warwick Grigor, an executive from the Australian investment firm Far East Capital, could well undermine the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.07.2003

Next Summit in Late August

The 23rd summit of the heads of States and governments [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.2003

Two Investment Funds for Eastern and Southern Africa

The International Finance Company (IFC, branch of the World Bank) [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.2003

Mahendra Brothers Move on Teemane

The Indian firm Mahendra Brothers has been negotiating a technical [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.06.2003

Visit from the Brazilian President

The Brazilian chief of State, Lula da Silva, is set to visit several Southern African countries in August. Included on [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.05.2003

De Beers Cuts Diamond Price

Despite a rise in diamond output in 2002, Botswana saw [...]

Subscribers only Mining 13.05.2003

Otterbea Finds its Place in Sun

Converted into an oil trading company in less than a year ago by Canada's DiamondWorks, the South African firm Otterbea is picking up a flurry of contracts.

Subscribers only Energy 06.05.2003

Slow-Down at the SADC

Despite progress in the ambitious restructuring announced in 1999, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) still has far to go, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.03.2003

A Botswana Firm Has its Eye on Madagascar

Numerous infrastructure development projects initiated by President Marc Ravalomanana are coveted by several public works companies in Southern Africa. In [...]

Subscribers only 14.03.2003

Counter-Offensive on Bushmen

Debswana, a joint venture controlled by De Beers and Botswana's [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.03.2003

Mining Outlawed in Kalahari Desert?

The permanent secretary at Botswana's energy and mines ministry, Akolang [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.02.2003

Office in Botswana

The firm Denton Wilde Sapte has teamed up with Collins [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.02.2003

Oyvind Hushovd

A Norwegian lawyer, Oyvind Hushovd, has been named to the board of LionOre Mining International Ltd. which operates the Tati [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.02.2003

BHP, World Bank and the Bushmen

AMI understands BHP Billiton is planning to explore in the same region of Botswana where De Beers is facing protests [...]

Subscribers only Mining 14.01.2003

British missions to Southern Africa

Several commercial British missions in Southern Africa are planned for next year. The Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce forsees [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.2002

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Last month, the British Department for International Development (DFID) released [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.2002

Robert B Zoellick

The United States trade representative has formally informed the leaders of the U.S. congress that the George W Bush government [...]

Subscribers only 15.11.2002

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

NAM INDIA MINERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, DIAMOND TRADING COMPANY, BHP BILLITON

NAM INDIA MINERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, an affiliate of India's state-owned [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.10.2002

De Beers Seeks to Boost Cutters' Sales

De Beers believes that its polishing centers don't rack up enough sales. The commercial arm of the South African giant, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.10.2002

Festus Mogae has a gala in Antwerp

The "Diamonds for Development" campaign launched by the government in Gaborone this year is shifting into top gear. Botswana head [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

A Park Joins 3 Southern African States

In November 2002, presidents Joaquim Chissano of Mozambique, Thabo Mbeki of South Africa, and Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe are to [...]

Subscribers only 26.07.2002

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Botswana

Tsodilo Resources, Lappeman Diamond Cutting Works, Ndola Copper Refinery

The USTDA's Projects

Brazilian President to Visit Soon

The Tribulations of Aussi Diamond Firms

Next Summit in Late August

Two Investment Funds for Eastern and Southern Africa

Mahendra Brothers Move on Teemane

Visit from the Brazilian President

De Beers Cuts Diamond Price

Otterbea Finds its Place in Sun

Slow-Down at the SADC

A Botswana Firm Has its Eye on Madagascar

Counter-Offensive on Bushmen

Mining Outlawed in Kalahari Desert?

Office in Botswana

Oyvind Hushovd

BHP, World Bank and the Bushmen

British missions to Southern Africa

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Robert B Zoellick

Spotlight
Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks

NAM INDIA MINERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, DIAMOND TRADING COMPANY, BHP BILLITON

De Beers Seeks to Boost Cutters' Sales

Festus Mogae has a gala in Antwerp

A Park Joins 3 Southern African States

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Botswana

Tsodilo Resources, Lappeman Diamond Cutting Works, Ndola Copper Refinery

The USTDA's Projects

Brazilian President to Visit Soon

The Tribulations of Aussi Diamond Firms

Next Summit in Late August

Two Investment Funds for Eastern and Southern Africa

Mahendra Brothers Move on Teemane

Visit from the Brazilian President

De Beers Cuts Diamond Price

Otterbea Finds its Place in Sun

Slow-Down at the SADC

A Botswana Firm Has its Eye on Madagascar

Counter-Offensive on Bushmen

Mining Outlawed in Kalahari Desert?

Office in Botswana

Oyvind Hushovd

BHP, World Bank and the Bushmen

British missions to Southern Africa

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Robert B Zoellick

Spotlight Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks

NAM INDIA MINERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, DIAMOND TRADING COMPANY, BHP BILLITON

De Beers Seeks to Boost Cutters' Sales

Festus Mogae has a gala in Antwerp

A Park Joins 3 Southern African States

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Gabon
The secrets behind the FGIS, a sovereign wealth fund set adrift

Africa
Massad Boulos, a free agent of Donald Trump's African diplomacy under close watch

Spotlight
Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks