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Gabon
Addax wobbles on Obangue

The arbitration procedure in Paris that went against Addax (Sinopec) [...]

Published on 17/09/2013 at 10:00 GMT

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Addax
Etienne Ngoubou
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Guus Klusener

Persona non grata in Gabon (AEI 719), the legal director of Addax Petroleum, Holland’s Guss Klusener (a former Shell Nigeria [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.04.2014

Spotlight | Gabon
Addax faces crushing government demands

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 [.

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.2014

Gabon
Obangue producing again but workers feel aggrieved

According to our sources, production on the Obangue field that [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.03.2014

Gabon
Work slow to take off on Obangue

Production stuttered to a stop when work on Obangue was handed over from Gabon Oil Co to Addax.

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2014

Spotlight | Gabon
Ngoubou gets the better of Addax

Taking over as oil minister in February, 2012, Etienne Ngoubou succeeded in making himself indispensable to president Ali Bongo and his chief-of-staff Maixent Accrombessi. And he has finally won the tug of war he began a year ago with China’s [.

Subscribers only Energy 28.01.2014

Gabon
Obangue workers evicted

The Gabonese authorities were clearly intent on flexing their muscles when they wrested control of the Obangue oil field from [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.2013

Gabon
Addax negotiates with Ngoubou

A raft of executives from Addax Petroleum turned up in early July in Libreville for talks with oil minister Etienne [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.07.2013

Gabon
Obangue works won’t give in

The 85 workers on the Obangue oilfield operated in the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.07.2013

Gabon
Workers want Addax to come back

Workers on the Obangue field who have come under pressure from GOC to quit without receiving severance pay are demanding that Addax be put in charge of the field once again.

Subscribers only Energy 02.07.2013

Gabon
Obangue workers still holding out

The saga involving the government’s takeover of the Obangue field still has a few episodes to run. Here are the latest developments.

Subscribers only Energy 18.06.2013

Gabon
Obangue workers win

According to sources in the president’s office in Gabon, negotiations [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.05.2013

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Gabon
Addax wobbles on Obangue

Africa
Guus Klusener

Spotlight | Gabon
Addax faces crushing government demands

Gabon
Obangue producing again but workers feel aggrieved

Gabon
Work slow to take off on Obangue

Spotlight | Gabon
Ngoubou gets the better of Addax

Gabon
Obangue workers evicted

Gabon
Addax negotiates with Ngoubou

Gabon
Obangue works won’t give in

Gabon
Workers want Addax to come back

Gabon
Obangue workers still holding out

Gabon
Obangue workers win