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ANGOLA: LATEST INTERVIEWS MORE INTERVIEWS

Andrew Schnitzer da Silva

CEO, ASCENDING

Ascending is an HR service provider focused on workforce management solutions in Angola and Mozambique for the extraction industries.

Oil & Gas

Mozambique

Angola

Guido Brusco

EVP WEST AFRICA, ENI

The Italian E&P company maintains strong levels of activity in Africa.

SALES VICE PRESIDENT, GALILEO TECHNOLOGIES

Galileo Technologies looks to Africa’s oil and gas industry as a huge potential market for its range of modular technologies.

Marie-Claire Yaya Ntema & Dupp...

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR & MINING SOLUTIONS MANAGER, ITM AFRICA

ITM Africa started as a training and personnel management company and has evolved to offer a wide basket of services today.

ANGOLA: LATEST ARTICLES

Mining

Angola

MACIG

Mining in Angola

February 26, 2020

THE OFFICIAL MINING IN AFRICA COUNTRY INVESTMENT GUIDE (MACIG) 2020

Reforms and privatizations open the door for private-sector investment as Angola looks to diversify its dependency on oil and diamonds.

The Geographic Spread of Africa’s Mining Investors

April 26, 2019

THE OFFICIAL MINING IN AFRICA COUNTRY INVESTMENT GUIDE (MACIG) 2019

International investors demonstrate reinvigorated appetite for Africa’s mining prospects – from traditional partners like the Australians to a growing Chinese and Russian presence.