The French oil and gas giant, which hopes to resume construction of liquefaction trains in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province this year, has sent a new project manager to Maputo.
In Bangui until 16 January, a team from the International Monetary Fund are holding a series of meetings with officials and players in the oil sector.
After an initial suspension in June, the World Bank has once again suspended its payments due to Libreville's accumulated unpaid bills.
After several years of wrangling before the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris, the Ivorian banking group NSIA and the National Bank of Canada reached an agreement at the end of last year.
A handful of French military veterans, ex-employees of the private security company EPEE, provided training to around 20 Senegalese officers in November.
The Qimam movement wants to take over areas controlled by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo's Rapid Support Forces. To restore his reputation, Hemeti has even established branches abroad for the political wing, particularly in key European capitals.
The project, originally scheduled to come on stream in 2018, has been plagued by delays but should see the light of day in 2026.
Diplomat Hanna Tetteh, whose appointment as special envoy to Libya is being championed by UN Secretary-General António Guterres, has an extensive network within the African Union.
