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AfrOil: Ugandan MPs approve EACOP Special Provisions Bill 2021
Uganda moved one step closer towards launching commercial hydrocarbon production last week, when members of Parliament approved a bill designed to facilitate the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).
Ugandan MPs approve EACOP Special Provisions Bill 2021
Uganda moved one step closer towards launching commercial hydrocarbon production last week, when members of Parliament voted to approve a bill designed to facilitate the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).
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Borouge awards contracts for expansion
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Aramco closes gas pipelines deal
Ghanaian minister calls for improved African downstream trade
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Expanded BAPCO launch pushed back
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Fire breaks out at Skikda refinery
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Nigeria faces obstacles to removal of PMS subsidy
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Kenya’s new $385mn bulk crude oil and refined petroleum products handling facility at the Mombasa sea port will commence operations in January 2022.
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