The end to the legal battle between Gabon’s authorities and the Chinese firm Addax Petroleum in 2013 was by no means the end to the saga. Some articles in the new, 10-year accord on the Obangue, Tsiengui and Autour fields [.
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According to our sources, Sudanese president Omar El Bechir put pressure on the Yemeni concern Ansan to get rid of [...]
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Victor Mould didn’t wait for his older brother to become chief of GNPC before espousing a business career. But he never fails to mention the family connection.
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Two groups have been pre-qualified to compete for Shell's stake on the highly prolific OML 29. Each offered over $2 billion.
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Like its rival Taleveras, the Nigerian trading group Sahara Energy has positioned itself to buy Shell’s stakes on permits in the group’s former “eastern division.”
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An oil company discreetly controlled by the former governor of Borno state in Nigeria has upset the inhabitants who are angry over exploration in southern Chad.
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Former executives of Sonatrach have banded together in a think-tank [...]
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According to the annual report that Norwegian major Statoil published [...]
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The Swedish firm Svenska wants to kick off a drilling [...]
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The dismissal of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi as governor of Nigeria's [...]
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The debut of the Taleveras trading company and the oil [...]
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Bahari Resources and Safari Petroleum finally won a green light from Comoros Islands’ Parliament on March 17 for their contracts [...]
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Power cuts are worsening in Accra, prompting the minister to put pressure on the operators of the West African gas pipeline.
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Nigerian tycoon Aliko Dangote is moving to acquire Shell’s stake in the OML 18 gas field.
The World Bank’s board of directors approved a $73.1 million grant on March 20 to finance a technical assistance program [...]
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Ivory Coast’s new electricity legislation ought bring new players into the distribution sector and crack down more on fraud that severely hits the government’s receipts.
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South Africa’s Eskom is anxious to spend less on dams than the amount that Uganda’s regulatory authority insist it pays.
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The firm Congo Energy controlled by Groupe Forrest International (GFI) [...]
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The oil team of the British law firm Clyde & [...]
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The French bank is arranging the initial public offering (IPO) [...]
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The private British security concern Erinys led by Jonathan Garrat [...]
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