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Libyan crude production sinks below 100,000 bpd
Libyan oil production has met another grim milestone by falling below the threshold of 100,000 barrels per day
Algeria plans stimulus to help counter the effects of falling oil prices
Algerian President Abdelmajid Tebboune has ordered his government to prepare a supplementary budget to help guard the country’s economy against the steep drop in crude oil prices.
Tullow Oil optimistic about its chances in 2020, despite lower oil prices
Africa and Latin America-focused Tullow Oil has taken steps to guard against fluctuations in oil prices but still faces risks in the long term.
Head of Angolan fixed-income fund sees lower oil prices squeezing economy
The head of Angola’s largest fixed-income fund manager said last week that his country’s government would have to act quickly to counter the impact of falling oil prices.
Fuel market survey: Ghana, Nigeria, Angola, Kenya
The downturn in world oil prices is already having an impact on fuel markets in Africa. This article offers a brief look at recent developments in four African states.
Dangote Group outlines plan for offshore gas pipeline project
Nigeria’s Dangote Industries Ltd (DIL) has outlined plans for the construction of a high-capacity subsea pipeline capable of handling more than 31bn cubic metres per year of associated gas from offshore oilfields.
Uganda approves CNOOC’s ESIA study for Kingfisher
Uganda’s National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has acknowledged CNOOC Uganda, a subsidiary of China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC), for its completion of a report on plans to develop the Kingfisher oilfield.
Lower oil prices pose trouble for Nigeria
The collapse of the OPEC-plus deal highlights Nigeria's vulnerability.
South African companies urged to seek LNG-related contracts in Mozambique
Several South African businesspeople said during the Africa Gas Forum in Cape Town last week that their country had the potential to benefit from the development of natural gas resources in Mozambique.
Angola hoping to see more filling stations built in eastern regions
Angola’s Ministry of Mineral Resources and Petroleum has begun drawing up plans for the expansion of the country’s network of retail filling stations.
Nigerian government issues sovereign guarantees for Chinese pipeline credit
Nigeria’s federal government has pledged to provide a sovereign guarantee covering most of the costs of building the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) natural gas pipeline.
South Sudan’s practice of advance oil sales draws criticism
One of the factions in South Sudan’s new coalition government has called for changes in the way Juba handles revenues from crude oil production.
Nigerian independent prepares to commission first phase of modular refinery
Nigeria’s Waltersmith Refining & Petrochemical (WR&P) has said it expects to complete the first phase of a modular refinery at the Ibigwe oilfield in Imo State ahead of schedule.
Nord Stream 2 pipelaying vessel bound for Egypt
Trying too hard to escape the resource curse?
A Ugandan newspaper has faulted President Museveni and his team for taking an overly rigid approach to revenue division and getting itself mired in tax disputes.
Eni finishes gas pipeline in Algeria’s Berkine Basin
Italy’s Eni has wrapped up construction work on a pipeline that will facilitate the export of natural gas and associated gas from hydrocarbon fields in the Berkine Basin in south-eastern Algeria.
Sonangol hopes to sell off 30% of equity by 2027
Sebastião Gaspar Martins, the chairman of Sonangol, revealed last week that Angola’s national oil company (NOC) was heading for partial privatisation.
Ghana’s president hopes for FID on Pecan project soon
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo said last week that he hoped Aker Energy (Norway) would make a decision about the development of the Pecan offshore field in the near future.
South Sudan hopeful of reaching oil production target in 2020
South Sudan’s government is reportedly optimistic about its chances of reaching oil production targets this year, despite problems in the field.
Somalia working with Shell, ExxonMobil to update status of 1990 agreements
Somalia’s Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources is working with ExxonMobil (US) and Royal Dutch Shell (UK/Netherlands) to resolve the status of several offshore blocks to which it was originally granted access in 1990.
Zenith scales back in Azerbaijan
Ghana sees tax dispute over sale of Anadarko assets to Total resolved soon
Ghana’s government has said it expects to resolve the tax dispute that has delayed efforts by Total (France) to buy assets owned by Occidental Petroleum (US) in the near future.
Sangomar contractor taps Shawcor for pipe-coating services
Canada’s Shawcor revealed last week that it had agreed to support London-based Subsea 7’s work at Sangomar, an oil-bearing block offshore Senegal.
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