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South Africa
Rise in Mozambique Gas Imports

The Republic of Mozambique Pipeline Investment Co (Rompco), which operates [...]

Published on 20/02/2008 at 11:00 GMT

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Japanese in Offshore Push

After making a move in Namibia, Japan’s Mitsui group has pressed ahead with its expansion drive in Africa by buying into a block in the Rovuma basin.

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PanAfrica Pipeline Back on Agenda

The enthusiasm that Gazprom has displayed for a project to build a pipeline between Algeria and Nigeria (see our report [...]

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First Unconventional Projects

A plan by the South African government to extract torbanite, an oil-rich type of coal, has run into opposition from environmentalists.

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South Africa
Sexwale’s Two Oil Units

Already a shareholder in the junior oil company Ophir, South African magnate Tokyo Sexwale has invested in another concern, New African Global Energy.

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How Gazprom barrelled its way in

Arriving with much fanfare in Abuja in December, the Russia’s Gazprom can count on backing from Rilwanu Lukman, the Nigerian president’s leading adviser on oil and gas. And in its dealings in Nigeria, Gazprom could well link up with its [.

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

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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

South Africa
Rise in Mozambique Gas Imports

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Japanese in Offshore Push

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PanAfrica Pipeline Back on Agenda

South Africa
First Unconventional Projects

South Africa
Sexwale’s Two Oil Units

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How Gazprom barrelled its way in