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AfrOil has always been at the forefront of news and analysis on political change in Africa. Leading commentaries in recent years have covered the Arab Spring in North Africa, the splitting of Sudan, and regional political divides in Nigeria and other countries. AfrOil not only provides analysis of what is happening on the political landscape, but gives insights in to what effects this may have on the oil & gas industry in these regions.

 AfrOil highlights company activity throughout Africa, from planning and investment to production and results. Through its coverage of new projects and developments, as well as contracts or tenders being announced and won, AfrOil has allowed our customers to keep ahead of their competition and look for new opportunities across the continent.

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Senate demands answers from NUPRC over oilfield allocation

3 October 2022

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) must explain why it allegedly re-allocated the Atala marginal oilfield to a different firm, the Senate has said.

Shell subsidiary set to acquire Nigerian solar energy company

30 September 2022

Shell (UK) may be gearing up to divest its onshore oil and gas assets in Nigeria, but it is also expanding into the renewable and off-grid energy sector to reduce the carbon intensity of its operations.

PIAC reports Ghana’s petroleum revenues up 108% y/y in H1 2022

28 September 2022

Ghana’s Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) reported on September 27 that the government had earned $731.94mn in petroleum revenues in the first half of 2022, up by 108% y/y.

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