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Mar- 2019 -5 March
Oil & Gas
Libya’s biggest oil field restarts, adding hurdle to OPEC cuts
Libya’s biggest oil field resumed production, adding another complication to OPEC’s effort to trim a global supply glut. Sharara resumed production…
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Feb- 2019 -27 February
Energy
Green energy, spurned by Zuma, back in vogue in South Africa
With South Africa’s state electricity utility in dire financial straits and straining to meet demand, the government has reverted to…
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25 February
Business
Mining magnate “Mick the Miner” is Back
Almost every major player in mining has tried to build an iron ore mine in Guinea. Now it’s the turn…
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25 February
Business
Beny Steinmetz ends bitter Guinea dispute after months of secret negotiations
Israeli mining tycoon Beny Steinmetz is making a dramatic return to Guinea after the billionaire ended a bitter dispute with…
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13 February
Editors' Picks
The remote island sitting on $58 billion of gold and copper
A mining company claiming interests in copper and gold reserves estimated at $58 billion on the Pacific island of Bougainville…
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8 February
Markets
RioZim halts output as Central Bank fails to make payments
RioZim Ltd. halted production at its three gold mines after Zimbabwe’s central bank failed to provide foreign currency the company needs…
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6 February
Exploration & Development
Tanzania may renegotiate gas contracts it deems unfavorable
Tanzania said it might renegotiate natural gas contracts if its review finds terms agreed as far back as two decades…
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5 February
Business
Palladium rally offers lifeline to buoy South African miners
Record palladium prices and a weaker rand are lifting the gloom enveloping South Africa’s platinum industry. For South African producers,…
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