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NEW REPORT HIGHLIGHTS MAJOR REFORMS AND UNTAPPED POTENTIAL IN KENYA’S MINING SECTOR

Tullow Oil Upgrades Free Cash Flow Guidance Following Strong First-Half Operations

GHANA: Tullow Strengthens Operations with Completed Drilling Campaign and Full Recovery of Gas Receivables

NAMIBIA: ReconAfrica Resumes Operations at Kavango West 1X Well Ahead of Key Horizontal Flow Test

MOZAMBIQUE: SLB OneSubsea awarded major subsea systems contract for Rovuma Basin development

TANZANIA: Aminex Approves $75M Work Programme as Ntorya Targets First Gas in December 2026

NIGERIA: TotalEnergies launches the Ima Gas Development to Supply Nigeria LNG liquefaction plant

LIBERIA: Bounty Oil & Gas Expands into Deepwater Liberia via PetroQuest Acquisition

MOROCCO: Predator Oil & Gas Announces Commencement of MOU-6 Drilling Operations

SOUTH AFRICA: Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas completes farm down in Block 1 CBK to Navitas

Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Tag: Jim Yong Kim

Nine Companies and Countries Commit to End the Practice of Routine Gas Flaring
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Nine Companies and Countries Commit to End the Practice of Routine Gas Flaring

April 20, 2015

Nine oil companies and nations including Royal Dutch Shell, Statoil, Norway and Gabon have committed, for the first time, to end the practice of routine gas flaring at oil production … Read More

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Energy top on the agenda as US-Africa summit kicks off in Washington
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Energy top on the agenda as US-Africa summit kicks off in Washington

Samuel Kamau Mbote August 4, 2014

This week over 50 African heads of state will discuss ways of improving trade between their countries and the United states as well as how to tap into the United … Read More

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