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Eritrea

Khartoum, Riyadh’s go-between with Asmara

At the bidding of Saudi Arabia, Sudan is trying to persuade its neighbour Eritrea to break with Iran and the Houthis.

Subscribers only Politics 27.01.2017

Danakali seeking suppliers for its Colluli potash mine

Hoping to land a license to extract potash as soon as possible, the Australian firm is seeking companies to supply the basics for the future mine.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Mining 24.01.2017

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Already running commercial ports in Djibouti and Berbera, the UAE are developing more and more military installations on the Red Sea, to Ethiopia's consternation.

Subscribers only Politics 13.01.2017

Did Ugandan agence kill an Eritrean counterpart in Kampala ?

According to Ugandan security sources, the body found in Kampala [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.01.2017

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

China Harbour Engineering Co (CHEC) has appointed a new manager [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.01.2017

The army grows restless

Discontent has been steadily growing within the ranks of the army since large cuts were made in military pay just [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.12.2016

Asmara cosies up to Cairo as tensions grow around major dam project

Isaias and Sisi will do anything to destabilise Addis Ababa. The deal is sealed!

Subscribers only Politics 09.12.2016

State Department bans Eritrean meetings in Washington

The US State Department had two conferences cancelled at which [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.10.2016

Afars and Houthis could ally against EAU

The war in Yemen has an endless amount of fallout on the African side of the Red Sea. The latest [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.09.2016

Afeworki appoints loyalists to key army posts

President Isaias Afwerki who is wary of his military high [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.09.2016

Nevsun supports Atlantic Council to improve Afeworki's image

The latest financial report by the think tank Atlantic Council, [...]

Subscribers only Business 02.09.2016

Potash: Danakali raises cash to develop the Colluli mine

The firm Danakali (formerly South Boulder Mines) which is listed [...]

Subscribers only Mining 30.08.2016

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Will Brexit bring Africa out with it?

East Africa as a whole is becoming the collateral damage of the United Kingdom’s vote to withdraw from the European Union in the referendum on 23 June. The financial, economic and security stakes in the East African countries are little [.

Subscribers only Politics 15.07.2016

AGS goes moving and shaking

By September 2016, the group AGS, the leading European removals [...]

Subscribers only Business 15.07.2016

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US-Arab cold war in the Horn of Africa

Ethiopia, a staunch ally of the United States, will have its work cut out to contain the hostility of its Eritrean and Egyptian neighbours, who in turn have support from certain Arab countries, namely Saudi Arabia and the United Arab [.

Subscribers only Politics 01.07.2016

Danakali within reach of mining license

Danakali received a visit from a delegation from the land, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 28.06.2016

Qiu Xuejung indulges in a bit of mining diplomacy

During a reception in early May in Asmara to mark his country’s friendship with Eritrea, Chinese ambassador Qiu Xuejung, a [...]

Subscribers only Mining 31.05.2016

Nevsun inaugurates the Bisha zinc mine

Three years after kicking off copper production in 2013 when [...]

Subscribers only Mining 31.05.2016

Addis Ababa resumes contact with opposition in Asmara

With tension rising between Ethiopia and Eritrea after the announcement [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.05.2016

Danakali submits its application for potash mine

Danakali, listed on the ASX, submitted an application to mine potash at Colluli to Eritrea's energy and mines ministry in [...]

Free access Mining 17.05.2016

British Columbia court to rule in Nevsun Resources case

Lawyers for the Canadian firm Nevsun Resources, Sutts, Strosberg, Groia Groia & Co and Andrew Morganti, are preparing the case [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.05.2016

Opposition has trouble joining forces

Put back on several occasions since 2013, the staging of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.04.2016

Islamists reach out to its brother parties in Turkey and the Maghreb countries

With the congress of the opposition party Eritrean National Council [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.03.2016

Eritrean opposition will soon be in conclave

The Eritrean National Council for Democratic Change will hold its [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.03.2016

Danakali cuts back on costs to launch sulphate of potash project

Danakali is squeezing costs to a minimum to steal a march on other groups bent on producing potash in the Danakil basin.

Subscribers only Mining 15.12.2015

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

DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Eritrea

Khartoum, Riyadh’s go-between with Asmara

Danakali seeking suppliers for its Colluli potash mine

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Did Ugandan agence kill an Eritrean counterpart in Kampala ?

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

The army grows restless

Asmara cosies up to Cairo as tensions grow around major dam project

State Department bans Eritrean meetings in Washington

Afars and Houthis could ally against EAU

Afeworki appoints loyalists to key army posts

Nevsun supports Atlantic Council to improve Afeworki's image

Potash: Danakali raises cash to develop the Colluli mine

Spotlight
Will Brexit bring Africa out with it?

AGS goes moving and shaking

Spotlight
US-Arab cold war in the Horn of Africa

Danakali within reach of mining license

Qiu Xuejung indulges in a bit of mining diplomacy

Nevsun inaugurates the Bisha zinc mine

Addis Ababa resumes contact with opposition in Asmara

Danakali submits its application for potash mine

British Columbia court to rule in Nevsun Resources case

Opposition has trouble joining forces

Islamists reach out to its brother parties in Turkey and the Maghreb countries

Eritrean opposition will soon be in conclave

Danakali cuts back on costs to launch sulphate of potash project

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Paul Biya

Erik Prince

AFRICOM

Eritrea

Khartoum, Riyadh’s go-between with Asmara

Danakali seeking suppliers for its Colluli potash mine

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Did Ugandan agence kill an Eritrean counterpart in Kampala ?

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

The army grows restless

Asmara cosies up to Cairo as tensions grow around major dam project

State Department bans Eritrean meetings in Washington

Afars and Houthis could ally against EAU

Afeworki appoints loyalists to key army posts

Nevsun supports Atlantic Council to improve Afeworki's image

Potash: Danakali raises cash to develop the Colluli mine

Spotlight Will Brexit bring Africa out with it?

AGS goes moving and shaking

Spotlight US-Arab cold war in the Horn of Africa

Danakali within reach of mining license

Qiu Xuejung indulges in a bit of mining diplomacy

Nevsun inaugurates the Bisha zinc mine

Addis Ababa resumes contact with opposition in Asmara

Danakali submits its application for potash mine

British Columbia court to rule in Nevsun Resources case

Opposition has trouble joining forces

Islamists reach out to its brother parties in Turkey and the Maghreb countries

Eritrean opposition will soon be in conclave

Danakali cuts back on costs to launch sulphate of potash project

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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

DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Spotlight
Will Brexit bring Africa out with it?

Spotlight
US-Arab cold war in the Horn of Africa