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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.

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Namibia won’t offer oil and gas blocks in licensing rounds, petroleum commissioner says

5 July 2023

Maggy Shino, the petroleum commissioner of Namibia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy, says her country is not planning to alter the existing licensing structure for oil and gas projects.

Uganda will seek new investors for refinery project

5 July 2023

Uganda is looking for new partners to build a planned $4.5bn refinery to process oil from fields near Lake Albert, following the expiration of its agreement with the AGEC consortium.

Eastern Libya threatens oil blockade

5 July 2023

Authorities in Eastern Libya have threatened to stop oil exports, citing concerns over the use of energy revenue by the Tripoli government. Authorities accused Tripoli of wasting billions of dollars without providing and significant services.

Nigerian pipeline security contractor discovers nine illegal refineries in Bayelsa

5 July 2023

Nigeria’s federal government says nine illegal oil-refining facilities have been discovered across three communities in Bayelsa State.

China’s Wison begins construction of Eni’s Congo floating LNG unit

4 July 2023

Chinese shipyard Wison Heavy Industry has begun the fabrication of topsides for Eni’s floating LNG unit, which will be deployed offshore the Republic of Congo, Offshore Energy reported on July 4.

Algeria keeps its 48,000 bpd oil production cut until December 2024

4 July 2023

The decision came following a meeting for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC+) earlier on Sunday in Vienna.

Ugandan oil coming under more pressure

30 June 2023

NGOs file a new lawsuit against TotalEnergies over LADP in the French court system, while environmental activists vandalise the company’s London offices.

PetroNor to sell stakes in Sinapa, Esperança blocks offshore Guinea-Bissau to Petromal subsidiary

28 June 2023

PetroNor E&P (Norway) has agreed to sell its stake in two exploration licences offshore Guinea-Bissau to a special purpose vehicle owned by Apus Energy DMCC.

Eni sells non-core Congolese assets to Perenco

28 June 2023

Italy’s Eni has arranged to sell its equity stakes in several non-core assets in the Republic of Congo (ROC) to the Norwegian company Perenco.

French, Ugandan NGOs file new suit against EACOP in Paris court

28 June 2023

French and Ugandan NGOs have filed suit against France’s TotalEnergies over the Lake Albert oil project.

Nigeria’s campaign to open fuel imports to private companies making slow progress

26 June 2023

Nigeria's move to open the domestic fuel sector to private entities appears to be having a limited impact, as no private marketers have actually launched gasoline imports yet.

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Jennifer deLay

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