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AA: South African fuel price hike to hurt the poor
The Automobile Association of South Africa says that the fuel price increase announced this past week will have a sharp and immediate effect on the poor and a long-term impact on inflation.
Tanzania reduces fuel levy
The government of Tanzania has decided to cut petrol, diesel and kerosene prices by TZS100 ($0.043) per litre.
South Africa, Namibia to hike domestic fuel prices this week
Both South Africa and Namibia are set to see petroleum prices rise this week, owing to the increase in global crude oil prices.
Nigeria: Sylva voices concern about rising oil prices
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
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.
Iran anticipates higher oil sales, eyes refining expansion
Eni and Brazzaville eye gas export prospects
Eni has unveiled plans for installing 2mn tpy of LNG production capacity in the Republic of Congo’s offshore zone.
Aramco finalises gas pipe lease, signs deal with BlackRock
Malaysian piping specialist Wah Seong secures $254.1mn East African Crude Oil Pipeline contract
Aramco keen on Chinese investment amid refinery reports
Declaration of Niamey revives Trans-Saharan gas pipeline
Shell warns that LNG market will remain tight in 2022
DMEA: Trans Sahara deal signed
Zimbabwe: Head of ZIPAWU union complains about fuel retailers’ use of contract labour
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.
Eiffage finishes all 21 caissons for FLNG breakwater at GTA field
Eiffage Genie Civil (France) has finished building all 21 of the caissons that will form a breakwater protecting the FLNG vessel at the Greater Tortue/Ahmeyim (GTA) gas field offshore Senegal and Mauritania.
DataPro assigns Nigeria’s A-Z Petroleum Products long-term ‘BBB’ rating with stable outlook
Libya's gas to Italy resumed through Green Stream pipeline, says Eni
Sylva says Nigerian government regrets gasoline shortages, acknowledges inspectors’ failures
Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Timipre Sylva has expressed regret for the gasoline shortages that have been gripping the country.
Sonatrach signs contract with two Sinopec subsidiaries for Skikda LNG storage tank
Algeria’s national oil company (NOC) Sonatrach has signed a contract for the construction of a new storage tank at the Skikda LNG plant with two subsidiaries of China’s Sinopec.
Duport Midstream refinery and power plant ready for launch
Partners mull IPO for Borouge
Consortium agrees to $1.6bn financing for Assiut hydrocracker
Gasoline shortages and unexpected consequences
Nigeria’s attempt to avoid labour unrest and consumer discontent by keeping its gasoline subsidy in place indefinitely backfires.
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