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ANGOLA: TotalEnergies Announces a new Discovery on Block 17 and Enters New Exploration Blocks

MOZAMBIQUE: Saipem and Jan De Nul signed a Letter of Intent for Rovuma LNG offshore project

TUNISIA/LIBYA: Joint Oil and Moyes & Co. Open Licensing Round for Shared Mediterranean Acreage

ANGOLA: QatarEnergy, Shell and Sonangol E&P Sign Agreement with ANPG Pertaining to Blocks 8 and 22 

NAMIBIA: TotalEnergies Completes its entry as Operator into PEL83 license

NAMIBIA: Equinor joins Chevron in PEL 90 exploration licence

Côte d’Ivoire: Panoro Energy to Acquire Block CI-27 Producing Asset from DNO

SAO TOME: TGS Commences São Tomé and Príncipe 2D PSDM Reprocessing

TUNISIA/LIBYA: Joint Oil announces new Bid Round schedule for Zarat Development and Joint Oil Block Exploration Acreage

SENEGAL: Viridien signs strategic multi-client partnership with PETROSEN to unlock petroleum potential

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Mozambique could join Australia, Qatar in league of world’s largest Gas producers
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Mozambique could join Australia, Qatar in league of world’s largest Gas producers

Samuel Kamau Mbote January 7, 2015

Mozambique could become the third world’s largest Gas producer after Australia and Qatar should it secure the needed foreign investment in the range of $20Bn to $25Bn according to a … Read More

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From Oil Field to Football Field: Why Are So Many World Cup Contenders Resource-Dependent?
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From Oil Field to Football Field: Why Are So Many World Cup Contenders Resource-Dependent?

Samuel Kamau Mbote June 12, 2014

Source: resourcegovernance.org Qatar’s alleged plot to “buy” the 2022 World Cup has been making global news recently, with salacious stories of bribes paid to African and South American FIFA officials and deals to exchange natural … Read More

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