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South Sudan
Petronas plans its difficult departure

The Asian oil company Petronas no longer wants to invest in South Sudan and plans to leave. But at what price? [...]

Published on 20/10/2021 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Spotlight | South Sudan
The secret story of the fake sheikh behind a €12bn deal with Salva Kiir's government

A preliminary oil contract signed by South Sudan with an obscure company based in the United Arab Emirates raises concerns about potential fraud. Behind this entity lies a man suspected to be implicated in international financial crimes.

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Salva Kiir, President of South Sudan, during the COP28 Climate Conference in Dubai on 2 December 2023.

Sudan
Petronas vs Khartoum arbitration fizzles out

The arbitration proceedings initiated at ICSID in October 2021 by the Malaysian major Petronas against the government of Sudan, whom it has accused of seizing its assets in the country, have been suspended.

Subscribers only Energy 28.07.2022

Chad
Vitol quietly backs Savannah's purchase of ExxonMobil-Petronas assets

The Swiss commodities trader Vitol has become a trump card in British junior Savannah's game. In exchange for financial support for Savannah's purchase of ExxonMobil-Petronas's Doba assets, it should end up well placed to market the crude produced there.

Subscribers only Energy 18.01.2022

Chad, South Sudan
Petronas keen to conclude Perenco mega-deal

Malaysian oil major Petronas is trying to divest itself of all of its mature producing assets in the region. These may be bought by French company Perenco.

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Chad
ExxonMobil employees sabotage visit of Savannah Energy execs over Doba takeover

Unhappy that their transfer terms haven't yet been negotiated, the US supermajor's employees in Chad prevented the Savannah executives from landing at Komé airport.

Subscribers only Energy 07.09.2021

South Sudan
Kiir fans flames of ethnic rivalry near Upper Nile oilfields

President Salva Kiir has appointed a Padang Dinka as deputy governor for Upper Nile state, home to over 70% of the country's crude oil output. Though intended as a conciliatry gesture towards this community, it could well spark fresh clashes with Shilluks and Nuers.

Subscribers only Politics 04.02.2021

South Sudan
Kiir ditches spy chiefs for loyalists at Nilepet

The South Sudan head of state is suffering from increasingly acute paranoia. He has replaced most of the national oil company's board members with loyalists of his own in a move destined to ensure he has complete control of the oil sector, which is the state's main source of revenue following the recent civil war.

Subscribers only Energy 11.09.2020

Spotlight | South Sudan
Why talks with Total over block B have reached an impasse

Two months after Arthur Eze’s Nigerian junior Oranto was granted block B3 with great pomp (AEI 789), the South Sudanese authorities have met with the historical operator of block B, Total. The idea behind the talks is to hash out [.

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

South Sudan
Petronas plans its difficult departure

Spotlight | South Sudan
The secret story of the fake sheikh behind a €12bn deal with Salva Kiir's government

Sudan
Petronas vs Khartoum arbitration fizzles out

Chad
Vitol quietly backs Savannah's purchase of ExxonMobil-Petronas assets

Chad, South Sudan
Petronas keen to conclude Perenco mega-deal

Chad
ExxonMobil employees sabotage visit of Savannah Energy execs over Doba takeover

South Sudan
Kiir fans flames of ethnic rivalry near Upper Nile oilfields

South Sudan
Kiir ditches spy chiefs for loyalists at Nilepet

Spotlight | South Sudan
Why talks with Total over block B have reached an impasse