Video Review Key Points From The Men at The Top

Twenty Four Minutes over three videos highlighting moments from interviews so far this year with Jay Bhattarcherjee Neil Ritson and Aaron LeBlanc

Part One

Part Two

Bagamoyo Port Area to be The New (Power Hungry) Shenzhen

The much anticipated Bagamoyo Port that is expected to boost the country's economy and attract big investments in the country is expected to kick off operations between 2020 and 2021, Deputy Minister for Trade, Industries and Investment, Engineer Stella Manyanya has confirmed.

SOLO OIL Chairman Neil Ritson Interview - RPS Working on The CPR Right Now!

SOLO OIL Chairman Neil Ritson video interview - RPS are Producing the competent persons report right now! Partner Aminex have consultants io_oilandgas working on monetisation & development plan

Africa Oil Week - Aminex CEO Jay Bhattacherjee to Speak

Aminex CEO Jay Bhattacherjee to Speak at Africa’s premier and longest-running oil industry event which brings together senior global upstream stakeholders for five days of content, thought leadership, networking and deal making, along with corporate and public sphere speakers who will share winning strategies and solutions to face the future with confidence.

Guinness More Valuable Than Oil

The bulletin boards have come to realise of late that a barrel of Guinness is worth more than a barrel of oil and therefore they have decided that come the next AGM, they may make an approach to the Aminex board with a view to amending our drilling targets to this more valuable and tasty type of black stuff!

Power to the People

THE newly appointed Energy Minister, Dr Medard Kalemani, has pledged to increase power production from the current 1,400 megawatts to 5,000 megawatts by 2020 as part of efforts to accelerate the industrialization drive in the country.

“President Magufuli is a man for this time, country and continent”

Toronto-based Tanzanian Royalty Exploration Corporation (CN:TNX) has praised the country’s president John Magufuli, saying his demands on the resources sector were “clearly a call for fair and equal treatment, not nationalisation”.