Monthly Archives: October 2011

Oil falls on dollar strength, equities slip Moneycontrol.com OPEC oil output fell for a second month in October as reduced supplies from Iraq, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and Angola offset another rise in supply from Libya, according to a Reuters survey. … Continue reading →

Angola in "Angola Avante" tournament final AngolaPress Lisbon – The Angolan Portugal-based community team of football qualified for the final of the “Angola Avante” Inter-community Tournament, after beating São Tomé e Príncipe 1-0 on Sunday, in a second round match … Continue reading →

Iraq oil starting to come on strong Iowa State Daily Other companies include Royal Dutch Shell, Occidental, Marathon, Norway’s Statoil, Angola’s Sonangol, and the oil service firms Baker Hughes, Halliburton and Schlumberger. The Iraqis were savvy in their negotiations. Normally, … Continue reading →

Angola lives strong economic growth era – Trade minister AngolaPress Luanda- The Republic of Angola has experienced in recent years, periods of strong economic growth, with high demand, despite some deficits concerned the competition, said, Monday in Luanda, the minister … Continue reading →

Ghana’s next leap forward and its perils The Africa Report The IMF estimates that Ghana’s real economic growth this year will hit an average of more than 21%, ahead of such stars as China, India, Qatar, Angola, Ethiopia, Mozambique and … Continue reading →