With Mozambique wrestling with runaway debt and a major political crisis, Anadarko and ENI, operators of blocks 1 and 4, are seeking to steer their way through the obstacles.ENI puts its case to Maputo - While the Italian major seems [.
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Named the new secretary-general of OPEC in early June, Nigeria’s Mohamed Barkindo benefitted from the forceful backing of several member [...]
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With Equatorial Guinea’s production in ever-faster decline, Malabo’s efforts to tout offshore and onshore basins appear to be bearing fruit.
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With one year to go before Kenya’s next presidential ballot, President Uhuru Kenyatta is urging the oil ministry to award new exploration licenses.
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After three years of devastating civil war the government is in dire need of cash to survive. Oil companies are being roped into participating in the reconstruction drive.
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According to our sources, the Australian independent Woodside Energy is pressing ahead with its drive to expand in the Gulf [...]
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Africa Energy Intelligence’s sources report that the Tanzanian oil trading and distribution firm Lake Group has set up shop in [...]
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Abidjan’s key CI-513 block has a number of oil companies in a tizzy. Up to now, only the British firm [...]
Despite the chaos gripping Libya, NOC is doing its utmost to interest majors in its assets.
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Although the British junior Chariot Oil & Gas won a [...]
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According to our sources, the Societe des Hydrocarbures du Tchad [...]
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Eighteen months after launching its offensive against the CEO of [...]
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Tunisia’s Haute Instance de la Commande Publique which answers to [...]
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In awarding block 31 near Lake Tanganyika in the north [...]
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As Africa Energy Intelligence had anticipated (AEI 771), Angolan president [...]
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Lacking the wherewithal to develop its gas holdings, Mozambique's state-run oil company is now looking to Qatar for salvation.
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The British junior Aminex whose Ndovu Resources subsidiary operates the Kiliwani North gas license in Tanzania’s offshore, claims it will [...]
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Although Zanzibar’s draft oil bill was tabled before the island’s Parliament only a few weeks ago, RAK Gas is counting [...]
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The London-based oil engineering firm Petrofac, which is already very [...]
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China’s Sinohydro has become a force to be reckoned with in building hydroelectric dams for Kinshasa.
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With the International Monetary Fund (IMF) saying it will grant further assistance to the Malagasy government only if the national [...]
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The China Machinery Engineering Corp (CMEC) is decidedly on a roll in Angola. In late May the company was awarded [...]
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Chances are growing slimmer by the day that work on [...]
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The two national power utilities, Kenya Electricity Generating (KenGen, production) [...]
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Considering that the appointment of Isabel dos Santos, daughter of [...]
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On May 31, Hugues de la Forge, who has been [...]
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