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TAZARA IN TORMENT

Employees of Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA), the 1,769-km rail line linking Dar es Salaam and Kapiti-Mphoshi (Zambia), have distributed a [...]

Subscribers only 27.11.1999

SONGAS PROJECT SOON FINALIZED

AEM has learned from highly reliable sources that a final [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.11.1999

BARRICK TAKES ANOTHER STEP

Barrick Gold is to subscribe to a $4 million capital [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.11.1999

AGC'S PROBLEMS HIT SPINIFEX

While waiting to measure the impact of Ashanti Goldfields' problems [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.11.1999

ANGLO TAKES NEW POSITION WITH GOLDSTREAM

Anglo American has moved through its local affiliate, Ambase Exploration [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.11.1999

REPAIRING MWANZA ROADS

The European Development Fund is due to approve shortly a 35 million euro credit line to finance repairs to 21 [...]

Subscribers only 20.11.1999

ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE

Nine legislators of the US House of Representatives committee of international relations met behind closed doors in Washington on November [...]

Subscribers only 13.11.1999

A STRANGE BLACK DUST

According to employees of Tanzania Harbour Authority (THA), shipments of a product which might turn out to be toxic have [...]

Subscribers only 13.11.1999

Mining promotions in Malaysia

The Asia-Africa Investment and Technology Promotion Centre (AAITPC) Web site run by South Investment Business Exchange Link (www.sibexlinl.com) inaugurated this [...]

Subscribers only 06.11.1999

IPTL CONFLICT ARBITRATED IN LONDON

Hearings before the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (an organism dependent on the World Bank) which is [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.11.1999

ATTACK IS THE BEST FORM OF DEFENCE

Three employees of Tanzania's National Insurance Corporation standing trial on charges of embezzlement have asked the judge trying the case [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.10.1999

BUY-BACKOF COMMERCIAL DEBT

Tanzanian permanent secretary of the Treasury Raphael Mollel, Bank of Tanzania governor Daudi Ballali and ambassador to France Kassim Mwawado [...]

Subscribers only 30.10.1999

BULYANHULU TARGETS 500,000 OUNCES PER YEAR

In confirming its decision on Oct. 19 to develop Tanzania's [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.10.1999

PRIVATIZATION SLOWLY

Since its presentation to fund donors six months ago (ION 856), Tanzania's privatization programme has advanced only slowly. Although the [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1999

CARITAS SUED

The Roman Catholic church's NGO Caritas has appealed a Kigoma [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.10.1999

ALBRIGHT'S AGENDA

US secretary of state Madeleine Albright is expected to leave Washington on October 17 for a ten-day swing through Africa, [...]

Subscribers only 16.10.1999

THE NAVY'S SINKING IN THE SWELL

The 800-strong Tanzanian navy has much difficulty patrolling the country's exclusive economic zone because of its few seaworthy ships. Most [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.10.1999

KABILA READIES RETIREMENT

Democratic Republic of Congo head of state Laurent Desire Kabila [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.10.1999

NEW PETROLEUM SECTOR LAW

A draft Bill on the petroleum sector is expected to [...]

Subscribers only 16.10.1999

THE ARMY'S DUTY-FREE SHOPS

Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) has just seized eleven containers of merchandise in the port of Dar es Salaam which had [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.10.1999

GUY DE LAUWER

Belgium's new ambassador to Tanzania was until recently an assistant [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.10.1999

PHILBERT SUMAYE

The son of Tanzanian prime minister Frederick Sumaye survived a court case last week which might have turned nasty. Philbert [...]

Subscribers only 02.10.1999

THREE FIREFIGHTERS

The hazards of development in East Africa and the crisis in the African Great lakes Region will be the two [...]

Subscribers only 02.10.1999

ADDAX BUYS AGIP'S ASSETS

Addax Petroleum has signed an agreement with Agip to buy the latter's Tanzanian assets with the blessings of the government, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.09.1999

A CONTRACT FOR CIE CONSULT

The Tanzanian government has hired the Irish company CIE Consult [...]

Subscribers only 25.09.1999

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Tanzania

TAZARA IN TORMENT

SONGAS PROJECT SOON FINALIZED

BARRICK TAKES ANOTHER STEP

AGC'S PROBLEMS HIT SPINIFEX

ANGLO TAKES NEW POSITION WITH GOLDSTREAM

REPAIRING MWANZA ROADS

ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE

A STRANGE BLACK DUST

Mining promotions in Malaysia

IPTL CONFLICT ARBITRATED IN LONDON

ATTACK IS THE BEST FORM OF DEFENCE

BUY-BACKOF COMMERCIAL DEBT

BULYANHULU TARGETS 500,000 OUNCES PER YEAR

PRIVATIZATION SLOWLY

CARITAS SUED

ALBRIGHT'S AGENDA

THE NAVY'S SINKING IN THE SWELL

KABILA READIES RETIREMENT

NEW PETROLEUM SECTOR LAW

THE ARMY'S DUTY-FREE SHOPS

GUY DE LAUWER

PHILBERT SUMAYE

THREE FIREFIGHTERS

ADDAX BUYS AGIP'S ASSETS

A CONTRACT FOR CIE CONSULT

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Tanzania

TAZARA IN TORMENT

SONGAS PROJECT SOON FINALIZED

BARRICK TAKES ANOTHER STEP

AGC'S PROBLEMS HIT SPINIFEX

ANGLO TAKES NEW POSITION WITH GOLDSTREAM

REPAIRING MWANZA ROADS

ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE

A STRANGE BLACK DUST

Mining promotions in Malaysia

IPTL CONFLICT ARBITRATED IN LONDON

ATTACK IS THE BEST FORM OF DEFENCE

BUY-BACKOF COMMERCIAL DEBT

BULYANHULU TARGETS 500,000 OUNCES PER YEAR

PRIVATIZATION SLOWLY

CARITAS SUED

ALBRIGHT'S AGENDA

THE NAVY'S SINKING IN THE SWELL

KABILA READIES RETIREMENT

NEW PETROLEUM SECTOR LAW

THE ARMY'S DUTY-FREE SHOPS

GUY DE LAUWER

PHILBERT SUMAYE

THREE FIREFIGHTERS

ADDAX BUYS AGIP'S ASSETS

A CONTRACT FOR CIE CONSULT

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About Africa Intelligence

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