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Mozambique
Nyusi to take charge of licensing rounds

A postponement of the deadline for bids for 13 new blocks will benefit the future president, to the detriment of Armando Guebuza who wanted to control the process to ensure his future. [...]

Published on 06/01/2015 at 23:01 GMT

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Energy

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Armando Guebuza
Arsenio Mabote
Filipe Nyusi
Frelimo
Instituto Nacional de Petroleo

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Local firms already on lookout for partnerships with majors

The Mozambique government had every right to be pleased when the big oil companies submitted bids in the latest licensing [...]

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Groups scrambling for acreage in new licensing round

The majors are jostling for position with less than a month to go before bids are to be submitted for Mozambique’s fifth licensing round.

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Pedro Couto, a widely-accepted gas minister

Hailing from Nampula in northern Mozambique where many major gas finds have been made in recent years (Cabo Delgado province), [...]

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Indonesia’s EMP turns its back on Buzi

Energi Mega Persada wants to switch the focus back to its native Indonesia and is seeking to dump its Buzi asset.

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Exxon & Shell: ear to the ground

The big Western majors sent senior officials to speak at [...]

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Frelimo luminaries to act as business angels

The ruling party’s bosses are determined to make hay out of a new licensing round. A Mozambican lawyer and an American businessmen are in charge of their campaign.

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Doubts grow among oil companies despite Rovuma’s reserves

The American operator Anadarko is becoming impatient about the long time it takes for Mozambique’s government to reach decisions in the gas sector. And elsewhere, Maputo’s move to award the logistic base project to Orlean Invest at Pemba port has [.

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Mozambique
INP imposes locals in 5th bidding round

Launched in London on Oct. 25, Mozambique’s fifth licensing round seems designed to favour both local firms close to the government and the majors.

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Mozambique
An auction that will command attention

A lot of oil companies will be on hand when Mozambique showcases new acreage about to be put on auction [...]

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Mozambique
Maputo frightens operators

New legislation is sowing concern among oil groups working in Mozambique. The government wants to re-negotiate the contracts of companies already owning licenses and impose a strong local content on future operators.

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The persons who call the shots in gas

The giant gas discoveries in Mozambique's Rovuma basin (180 TCF) are being overseen by a handful of influential men and women. Still relatively inexperienced, Mozambique's government is placing its trust in a small circle of key executives while the majors [.

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Frelimo omnipresent in the mining sector

The practice was already current during the presidency of Joaquim Chissano but, since the arrival in power of Armando Guebuza in 2005, revenue-grabbing in the mining sector by the ruling Frelimo (Frente de Libertação de Moçambique) elite has moved into a new dimension.

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Armando Guebuza
Arsenio Mabote
Filipe Nyusi
Frelimo
Instituto Nacional de Petroleo

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

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Mozambique
Nyusi to take charge of licensing rounds

Mozambique
Rwandan investors have a crush on Nampula

Mozambique
Local firms already on lookout for partnerships with majors

Mozambique
Groups scrambling for acreage in new licensing round

Mozambique
Pedro Couto, a widely-accepted gas minister

Mozambique
Indonesia’s EMP turns its back on Buzi

Mozambique
Exxon & Shell: ear to the ground

Mozambique
Frelimo luminaries to act as business angels

Spotlight | Mozambique
Doubts grow among oil companies despite Rovuma’s reserves

Mozambique
INP imposes locals in 5th bidding round

Mozambique
An auction that will command attention

Mozambique
Maputo frightens operators

Spotlight | Mozambique
The persons who call the shots in gas

Insiders | Mozambique
Frelimo omnipresent in the mining sector