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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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Panoro says Equatorial Guinea has extended Block G PSC until 2040

10 May 2022

Norway’s Panoro Energy reported on Monday (May 9) that Equatorial Guinea’s Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons had agreed to extend the term of the Block G production-sharing contract (PSC) until the end of 2040.

Chuang: South Sudan plans slow-motion nationalisation of oil industry

10 May 2022

Nilepet, the national oil company (NOC) of South Sudan, has reportedly begun the process of taking over the projects now led by foreign investors.

Wildcat Petroleum plans desktop study within Sierra Leone’s offshore zone

10 May 2022

UK-based Wildcat Petroleum announced on Monday (May 9) that it had negotiated an exploration deal with the Petroleum Directorate of Sierra Leone (PDSL) for more than 20 offshore blocks.

Uganda-Tanzania MoU on defence will help establish security arrangements for EACOP

10 May 2022

The governments of Uganda and Tanzania have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that will help establish security arrangements for the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).

World Bank report: 10 oil-producing countries account for 75% of global gas flaring

9 May 2022

A report from the World Bank's Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR), says gas flaring resulted in nearly 400mn tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent emissions in 2021.

Dangote Petroleum Refinery will produce Euro-5 gasoline

9 May 2022

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery, a project under construction in the Lekki Free Zone near Lagos, Nigeria, is being built to meet the new Euro-5 Premium Motor Spirit petrol standard.

Ghana: TOR workers call on govt for Jubilee field crude for refinery

9 May 2022

Meanwhile, President Akufo-Addo has indicated that efforts are being made by the government to rehabilitate TOR to enable it to contribute to stabilising prices.

African gas and African realities

6 May 2022

The case of Spanish-Moroccan-Algerian tensions over the GME pipeline demonstrates that if the EU wants Africa’s gas, it may also have to confront regional tensions and disputes.

Afroil: TotalEnergies joins other IOCs in selling Nigerian onshore assets

4 May 2022

TotalEnergies (France) intends to join other international oil companies (IOCs) in trimming its onshore portfolio in Nigeria.

Perenco declares force majeure in Gabon in response to storage tank leak

3 May 2022

Perenco (UK/France) has declared force majeure in Gabon in a bid to contain a leak at its storage facility in Cap Lopez.

NOC temporarily resumes work at Zueitina terminal following force majeure

3 May 2022

Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) reported on Sunday (May 1) that it had been able to recommence work at the Zueitina export terminal following a declaration of force majeure, at least on a temporary basis.

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Jennifer deLay

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