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Egypt to build new ADU at Assiut
Kampala submits bill that would ease UNOC’s access to oil revenues
Uganda’s government has drawn up legislation that would allow the national oil company to access the proceeds from its share of future crude production.
Kenya rejects ICJ judgment giving Somalia control of disputed offshore territory
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has rejected a decision by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) that grants Somalia control of disputed waters in the Indian Ocean, saying it will further strain relations between the countries.
Egypt on target to be self-sufficient in gasoline, diesel by 2023
Egypt is on target to be self-sufficient in gasoline and diesel production by 2023, Petroleum Minister Tarek El Molla has said.
Nigeria's DPR revokes licences of two National Oilwell Varco subsidiaries amidst labour dispute
Nigerian authorities have revoked the operating licences of two subsidiaries of Texas-based National Oilwell Varco (NOV), citing “unrepentant flouting of rules and regulations” governing the oil and gas industry.
Petronor secures one-year extension for A4 licence offshore The Gambia
Petronor (Norway) says the government of The Gambia has extended the term of its licence for the offshore block known as A4 by one year.
Shearwater GeoServices says 4D survey is under way at TotalEnergies’ Block 32
Shearwater GeoServices (Norway) said on October 14 that it had begun a 4D offshore monitor survey for Total E&P Angola, a subsidiary of TotalEnergies (France) at the Louro-Mostarda Development areas of Block 32.
SDX Energy spuds MSD-21 infill development well at Meseda field
AIM-listed SDX Energy spudded the MSD-21 infill development well on the Meseda field in Egypt’s Eastern Desert on October 16.
Russia’s Tatneft resumes oil exploration in Libya’s Ghadames basin
Russia’s Tatneft, in co-operation with Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC), has resumed exploration drilling in the country after a 10-year hiatus.
Renergen deal could help establish helium spot market
South African company set to begin trading helium once its LNG plant comes on stream.
Maersk Drilling set to drill “world-record” deepwater well offshore Angola
TotalEnergies E&P Angola has exercised its option to use the Maersk Voyager, a seventh-generation drillship owned by Maersk Drilling (Denmark), to sink the ultra-deepwater Ondjaba-1 exploration well at Angola’s Block 48.
Occidental Petroleum sells off assets to Kosmos Energy, GNPC
US-based Occidental Petroleum has sold off its stakes in two Ghanaian oilfields for $750mn in an effort to end a two-year divestment designed to reduce debt.
Invictus Energy covers nearly 500 km in Zimbabwe oil study
Nigerian government facing growing fuel subsidy budget crisis
Nigeria’s government is facing a growing budget crisis, as a subsidy policy designed to protect the population from growing oil prices is putting increasing pressure on the federal budget.
Fitch puts Kosmos on ratings watch positive after Ghana deal with Occidental
Fitch Ratings has changed the status of US-based Kosmos Energy to Rating Watch Positive (RWP) in light of the company’s recent deal with Occidental Petroleum for the acquisition of stakes in several Ghanaian oilfields.
Ghana's Tema Oil Refinery ought to be privatised
Senyo Hosi, the CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors (CBOD), has said that the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) has to be privatised to stop it from acting as a drain on the Ghanaian economy.
AfrOil: Kampala seeks to ease UNOC’s access to oil revenues
Uganda’s government has drawn up legislation that would allow the national oil company to access the proceeds from its share of future crude production.
SDX Energy spudded the MSD-21 infill development well on the Meseda field in Egypt’s Eastern Desert
Russia’s Tatneft resumes oil exploration in Libya’s Ghadames Basin after ten-year hiatus
Sahara Group plans large investment in LPG in Africa
Energy and infrastructure conglomerate Sahara Group is set to invest over $1bn in Africa to boost the energy transition on the continent.
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