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PetroSA to take over Sapref

1 March 2022

Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe says that PetroSA could take over operations at Sapref

Chariot wins 75% stake in Rissana licence offshore Morocco

1 March 2022

AIM-listed Chariot announced on Monday (February 28) that it had secured a 75% stake in Rissana, a licence area surrounding its Lixus block in Morocco’s offshore zone.

Republic of Congo: NFE, Eni subsidiary sign HoA on Fast LNG technology

28 February 2022

US-based New Fortress Energy (NFE) has arranged to make its Fast LNG technology available to a subsidiary of Italian energy major Eni for use off the coast of the Republic of Congo (ROC).

Somalia’s offshore oil dealings arouse concern in Kenya despite cancellation of PSAs

28 February 2022

Kenyan officials have reportedly expressed concern about the Somali petroleum minister's recent signing of deals for seven offshore blocks, despite Somali President Mohamed’s swift cancellation of those deals.

South Africa, Namibia to hike domestic fuel prices this week

28 February 2022

Both South Africa and Namibia are set to see petroleum prices rise this week, owing to the increase in global crude oil prices.

Venus-1x may be largest oil find ever made in sub-Saharan Africa, Wood Mackenzie says

28 February 2022

UK-based Wood Mackenzie has speculated that the discovery announced last week by TotalEnergies (France) at the PEL 56 licence area in Namibia’s offshore zone may be the largest oil find ever made in sub-Saharan Africa

Nigeria: Sylva voices concern about rising oil prices

28 February 2022

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Timipre Sylva has expressed concern about the rise in world oil prices.

Nigeria: Companies blamed for contaminated fuel imports deny responsibility

28 February 2022

Several of the companies named by Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC) as responsible for importing contaminated gasoline into the country have denied responsibility for doing so.

Eni and Brazzaville eye gas export prospects

24 February 2022

Eni has unveiled plans for installing 2mn tpy of LNG production capacity in the Republic of Congo’s offshore zone.

Angola transfers Block 24 from Sonangol to ANPG

23 February 2022

Angola’s government assigned Block 24 to the National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANPG) on February 23 for the purpose of facilitating exploration and development.

Tullow Oil partners Forestry Commission to develop carbon offset projects

22 February 2022

Tullow Oil Ghana and the Forestry Commission of Ghana have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that enable them to identify and develop carbon offset projects that will facilitate the achievement of both parties climate objectives.

Zimbabwe: Head of ZIPAWU union complains about fuel retailers’ use of contract labour

22 February 2022

Samuel Hova, the president of the Zimbabwe Petroleum and Allied Workers Union (ZIPAWU), has complained that too many of the country’s fuel sellers have hired contract workers rather than salaried employees.

Edited by

Jennifer deLay

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