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Angola
Ascorp Says ?Business as Usual?

A spokesman for the Angola Selling Corporation (Ascorp) has denied [...]

Published on 29/01/2003 at 10:00 GMT

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Angola
Alrosa's Lobbying Offensive in Angola

The trip to Luanda that Russian deputy prime minister Ilya Klebanov begins today is aimed partly at stepping up diamond [...]

Subscribers only Mining 04.12.2000

Angola
Russia's African Ploy

When Russian president Vladimir Putin issued decree No. 519 a month ago appointing the Russian officials to a Russian-Angolan working [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.05.2000

Africa, Belgium
BELGIAN IRE OVER ACCUSATIONS

Could the Antwerp market-place really begin to suffer from developments on the diamond market and the campaign by non-governmental organizations [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.01.2000

Spotlight | Africa, United States
TIME FOR TRANSPARENCY

In denouncing the secretive practices of the oil industry in its report "A Crude Awakening" (AEM 265), Global Witness has undoubtedly put paid to the impression created by its previous report on diamonds that it was banging away exclusively at [.

Subscribers only Energy 21.12.1999

Angola
GLOBAL WITNESS, PART II

Less than a year after it published its report "A Rough Trade" on the diamonds that fuelled UNITA's military ventures, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.12.1999

Africa
SKEPTICISM ON DIAMONDS TRADE CRACKDOWN

A low-key conference organized in Washington on Oct. 5 by the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research and Bureau [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.10.1999

Angola
AWACS TO TRACK DIAMONDS?

The chairman of the U.N. Sanctions Committee on Angola, Robert Fowler, told the British Angola Forum in London on July [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.07.1999

Angola
UN'S WAY TO TIGHTEN EMBARGO

In a report submitted to the U.N. Security council on June 4, Robert Fowler, chairman of the U.N.'s Angola Committee [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.06.1999

Angola
CALL FOR EU DIAMOND PROBE

The joint ACP-EU Parliamentary Assembly has called on the European Commission to conduct an urgent inquiry "into the diamond trade [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.04.1999

Angola
UNITA URGES FIRMS TO LEAVE

Over a month after fending off an offensive unleashed on Dec. 4 by the Angolan Armed Forces, UNITA has called [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.01.1999

Africa, United States
DRAFTING AN OIL POLICY?

A closed-door meeting in Washington just before New Years gave rise to what could appear as an American effort to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.01.1999

Angola
CALL FOR EU ASSISTANCE

Angola has called on the European Union for help in overhauling its mining industry. The country's mining strategy was laid [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.1998

Uganda
NEW TAKEOFF IN EXPLORATION

The Heritage Oil and Gas company signed an agreement on Dec. 15 with the Uganda government for oil exploration in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.01.1997

Angola
ASHTON AND CATOCA PRESS ON

Ashton Mining Ltd. has formalized its deal with Brazil's Odebrecht SA (AEM 190) to form a joint venture partnership. As [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.11.1996

Angola
THE BIG DIAMOND BATTLE

The diamond industry came under sharp focus on the sidelines of a round table conference in Brussels concerning the rehabilitation [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.1995

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Alrosa's Lobbying Offensive in Angola

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Russia's African Ploy

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BELGIAN IRE OVER ACCUSATIONS

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ASHTON AND CATOCA PRESS ON

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Angola Alrosa's Lobbying Offensive in Angola

Angola Russia's African Ploy

Africa, Belgium BELGIAN IRE OVER ACCUSATIONS

Spotlight | Africa, United States TIME FOR TRANSPARENCY

Angola GLOBAL WITNESS, PART II

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Angola AWACS TO TRACK DIAMONDS?

Angola UN'S WAY TO TIGHTEN EMBARGO

Angola CALL FOR EU DIAMOND PROBE

Angola UNITA URGES FIRMS TO LEAVE

Africa, United States DRAFTING AN OIL POLICY?

Angola CALL FOR EU ASSISTANCE

Uganda NEW TAKEOFF IN EXPLORATION

Angola ASHTON AND CATOCA PRESS ON

Angola THE BIG DIAMOND BATTLE

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Angola
Ascorp Says ?Business as Usual?

Angola
Alrosa's Lobbying Offensive in Angola

Angola
Russia's African Ploy

Africa, Belgium
BELGIAN IRE OVER ACCUSATIONS

Spotlight | Africa, United States
TIME FOR TRANSPARENCY

Angola
GLOBAL WITNESS, PART II

Africa
SKEPTICISM ON DIAMONDS TRADE CRACKDOWN

Angola
AWACS TO TRACK DIAMONDS?

Angola
UN'S WAY TO TIGHTEN EMBARGO

Angola
CALL FOR EU DIAMOND PROBE

Angola
UNITA URGES FIRMS TO LEAVE

Africa, United States
DRAFTING AN OIL POLICY?

Angola
CALL FOR EU ASSISTANCE

Uganda
NEW TAKEOFF IN EXPLORATION

Angola
ASHTON AND CATOCA PRESS ON

Angola
THE BIG DIAMOND BATTLE