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Zimbabwe
GREEN LIGHT FOR NGEZI

Zimplats is going to start developing its Ngezi platinum project as it said it would when acquiring BHP's 67% stake [...]

Published on 15/09/1999 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Energy

Africa
BHP CLOSES AFRICA CHAPTER

Australia's BHP has effectively pulled out of active participation in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.06.1999

DRC
BHP REPORTED TO HAVE OPTION ON TENKE; ANVIL MULLS NEW PROJECT

BHP Copper is reported to have recently acquired an option [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.05.1999

Burundi
AUSTRALIAN/CANADIAN PROJECT

The nickel belt that lies across the entire east of Burundi figured in a recent agreement between the government and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.09.1998

Burundi
OPPOSITION SEEKS CONTACT WITH RTZ, BHP

AEM understands that Burundi's opposition leader, Leonard Nyangoma, president of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.11.1996

Botswana
Sysmin for diamonds, too

On April 26 the European Development Fund (EDF) approved a new Sysmin loan worth 33.7 million Ecus that came up [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.05.1996

Tanzania
SUTTON IN ASSET SWITCH

The Australian group Broken Hill Pty (BHP) has just shifted its assets in the Kabanga nickel and cobalt project and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.01.1996

Botswana
SYSMIN LOAN FOR BCL STUDIED

The European Union is considering a Sysmin loan worth 34 million Ecus for a project aimed at boosting production of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.11.1995

Burundi
REASSURING INVESTORS

During a visit to Brussels that ended on Sept. 2 Burundi finance minister Salvator Toyi and Antoine Nyamobwa, minister in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.09.1994

Zimbabwe
UPTURN ON THE CARDS

Changes introduced by the government in Zimbabwe's mining sector this year have given a push to new projects and triggered [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.06.1994

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
A MINE MONOPOLY BREACHED

Hartley Platinum will be able to market its output independently of the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), mines minister Eddison Zvobgo revealed last week in announcing that the government's green light for the mining project was imminent.

Subscribers only Energy 21.04.1993

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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

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Africa
BHP CLOSES AFRICA CHAPTER

DRC
BHP REPORTED TO HAVE OPTION ON TENKE; ANVIL MULLS NEW PROJECT

Burundi
AUSTRALIAN/CANADIAN PROJECT

Burundi
OPPOSITION SEEKS CONTACT WITH RTZ, BHP

Botswana
Sysmin for diamonds, too

Tanzania
SUTTON IN ASSET SWITCH

Botswana
SYSMIN LOAN FOR BCL STUDIED

Burundi
REASSURING INVESTORS

Zimbabwe
UPTURN ON THE CARDS

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
A MINE MONOPOLY BREACHED

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Africa BHP CLOSES AFRICA CHAPTER

DRC BHP REPORTED TO HAVE OPTION ON TENKE; ANVIL MULLS NEW PROJECT

Burundi AUSTRALIAN/CANADIAN PROJECT

Burundi OPPOSITION SEEKS CONTACT WITH RTZ, BHP

Botswana Sysmin for diamonds, too

Tanzania SUTTON IN ASSET SWITCH

Botswana SYSMIN LOAN FOR BCL STUDIED

Burundi REASSURING INVESTORS

Zimbabwe UPTURN ON THE CARDS

Spotlight | Zimbabwe A MINE MONOPOLY BREACHED

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Zimbabwe
GREEN LIGHT FOR NGEZI

Africa
BHP CLOSES AFRICA CHAPTER

DRC
BHP REPORTED TO HAVE OPTION ON TENKE; ANVIL MULLS NEW PROJECT

Burundi
AUSTRALIAN/CANADIAN PROJECT

Burundi
OPPOSITION SEEKS CONTACT WITH RTZ, BHP

Botswana
Sysmin for diamonds, too

Tanzania
SUTTON IN ASSET SWITCH

Botswana
SYSMIN LOAN FOR BCL STUDIED

Burundi
REASSURING INVESTORS

Zimbabwe
UPTURN ON THE CARDS

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
A MINE MONOPOLY BREACHED