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Eswatini

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

Mpaka Coal Mine May Re-Open

Efforts by Swaziland to attract foreign investors in its mining [...]

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

New Mining Push

Swaziland's mines ministry is pouring over a plan to jump-start [...]

Subscribers only Mining 15.10.2002

State Asked to Step Aside

Unlike South African mining reforms that have seen the government [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.10.2002

Local Chiefs Disavowed

In its bid to clarify the rules of obtaining mining [...]

Subscribers only Mining 29.07.2002

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

ACP and EU's Textile Promotion Meeting in Southern Africa

The institution dependant on the ACP (Africa Caribbean Pacific) countries [...]

Subscribers only 26.07.2002

CPLP: A Brazilian ambassador will be the successor of Dulce Pereira

A Brazilian ambassador will be the successor of Dulce Pereira [...]

Subscribers only 19.07.2002

France's Old Asian Hands Head for Southern Africa

Several of the French trade advisers who have been transferred [...]

Subscribers only 12.07.2002

Pressure to Change Mining Law

Businessmen in Swaziland are endeavouring to persuade the government to [...]

Subscribers only Mining 02.07.2002

IRCHAD RAZAALY

With the return of the career soldier Jean-François Hogard to [...]

Subscribers only 31.05.2002

Trans Hex International Crosses Fingers

The Canadian mining operator Trans Hex International (THI) may escape being liquidated, as its leading shareholder, Trans Hex Group, warned [...]

Subscribers only Mining 08.01.2002

SADC Heads Talk Angola in Maputo

The situation in Angola was the main subject of the working visit paid to Maputo on November 14 and 15 [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.2001

Dvokolwako To Re-Open

As a prelude to re-opening the Dvokolwako diamond mine that has been closed since 1996 the Swaziland army sent its [...]

Subscribers only 06.11.2001

New Accord with Eskom

Swaziland’s energy ministry has just renewed a supply agreement with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.10.2001

AMOUR ZACARIAS KUPELA

The director of the Asia and Oceania department at Mozambique's [...]

Subscribers only 28.09.2001

Textile Lobbying in America

An American lobbying company representing a plethora of southern Africa textile producers is moving heaven and earth to lift all [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2001

Coal Output to Resume

After focusing up to now on chrome iron-ore and vanadium, South Africa’s Xstrata company has committed itself to re-opening the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.09.2001

A Common Visa to Benefit Region

The South African authorities have suggested that starting in December, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.07.2001

Michael Van Aswegen

Vice president of AfriOre’s exploration programs in Africa

Subscribers only Mining 12.06.2001

Aluminum Refinery Gives Push to Electrification

The construction of a 400 kV line to meet the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.06.2001

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Eswatini

Slow-Down at the SADC

Mpaka Coal Mine May Re-Open

British missions to Southern Africa

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Robert B Zoellick

Spotlight
Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks

New Mining Push

State Asked to Step Aside

Local Chiefs Disavowed

A Park Joins 3 Southern African States

ACP and EU's Textile Promotion Meeting in Southern Africa

CPLP: A Brazilian ambassador will be the successor of Dulce Pereira

France's Old Asian Hands Head for Southern Africa

Pressure to Change Mining Law

IRCHAD RAZAALY

Trans Hex International Crosses Fingers

SADC Heads Talk Angola in Maputo

Dvokolwako To Re-Open

New Accord with Eskom

AMOUR ZACARIAS KUPELA

Textile Lobbying in America

Coal Output to Resume

A Common Visa to Benefit Region

Michael Van Aswegen

Aluminum Refinery Gives Push to Electrification

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Eswatini

Slow-Down at the SADC

Mpaka Coal Mine May Re-Open

British missions to Southern Africa

Britain's approach in Southern Africa

Robert B Zoellick

Spotlight Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks

New Mining Push

State Asked to Step Aside

Local Chiefs Disavowed

A Park Joins 3 Southern African States

ACP and EU's Textile Promotion Meeting in Southern Africa

CPLP: A Brazilian ambassador will be the successor of Dulce Pereira

France's Old Asian Hands Head for Southern Africa

Pressure to Change Mining Law

IRCHAD RAZAALY

Trans Hex International Crosses Fingers

SADC Heads Talk Angola in Maputo

Dvokolwako To Re-Open

New Accord with Eskom

AMOUR ZACARIAS KUPELA

Textile Lobbying in America

Coal Output to Resume

A Common Visa to Benefit Region

Michael Van Aswegen

Aluminum Refinery Gives Push to Electrification

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Indigo Publications' websites

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Lisbon's Carrots and Sticks