Tullow Oil To Launch New $1 Million Training Program In Kenya
Tullow Oil will this week launch a training program in Kenya at a cost of $1 million to enable new graduate acquire the needed skills and become more employable in … Read More
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Erin Energy Enters Next Phase Of Exploration In Kenya’s Block L1B And L16
The Kenyan Government has granted Erin Energy approval to enter the First Additional Exploration Period (FAEP) on its onshore blocks, L1B and L16. This follows Erin Energy completion of the required … Read More
Soma Oil & Gas protest investigations leakage in a letter to the United Nations
The UK-registered oil and gas exploration company focused on Somalia Soma Oil & Gas has written a letter to Rafael Dario Ramirez Carreno, Chair of the United Nations Security Council … Read More
Africa Oil gets $50 million financing to advance the appraisal and development in Kenya
Africa Oil Corp has announced that it has entered into an equity subscription agreement with International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group, to sell, on a non-brokered … Read More
Zarara Oil and Gas to drill well in Kenya’s Block L4 in Q2 2016
Zarara Oil and Gas plans to drill a well in Block L4 in 2016 after postponing its earlier planned date in 2015 according to a company representative who spoke to … Read More
Africa Oil exploration expenditures in Kenya drop to $146.2 million in 2015
Canadian exploration company Africa Oil says it incurred $146.2 million of intangible exploration expenditures in Kenya for the six months ended June 30, 2015 a drop from $169.5 million in … Read More
Wentworth Resources reports $4.5 million loss as Mnazi Bay Development Continues
Wentworth Resources has reported a $4.5 million loss for the six months ended in June 30th 2015 as second quarter exploration dropped and development capital expenditures increased significantly to $2.31 … Read More
Global Witness cautions on four shortlisted firms in Uganda’s first licensing round
Transparency body Global Witness while lauding the first licensing round as an step forward for transparency in the country has cautioned on four shortlisted companies which it says have a … Read More
Uganda Government Shortlists 16 firms in First Petroleum Licensing Round
The government of Uganda has announced that it has concluded the evaluation of Applications for Qualification from the 17 firms that submitted the Applications following a successful First Licensing Round … Read More
Kenya, Uganda agree on crude oil pipeline route
The governments of Kenya and Uganda have announced that they have agreed on the route to be taken by the crude oil pipeline that will transport oil from the Albertine … Read More
